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The Equality Act does not appear to be equally loved by gay Americans.

This week read about organizations advocating for LGBT refugees in Kenya's "highly homophobic" Block 13 camp, and the British officers who were discharged for their sexual orientation reclaiming their medals again.

For defenders of equity and human dignity, it’s been a good couple of weeks.  

Sometimes a spoiler is unavoidable — unlike an iceberg in the North Atlantic. Take “Titanic,” for example, no matter how cheery the story, you know the ship is eventually going to sink and leave a handsome young protagonist floating frozen in the dark waters. 

Producer Ronnie Larsen has extended the run of Robert Chesley’s risqué drama “Jerker” at the Foundry at Wilton Theater Factory and he’s opened the first clothing-optional performance to the public on March 13 at 8 p.m., courtesy of the men’s naturist group, the WildFyre Society.

In the clothing sorting area at the Poverello Thrift Store, “Uncle Al” has become a regular fixture, volunteering his time four mornings a week for well over a year now.