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Jason Leclerc – QNotes

Four ways today’s love is changed

Guest Commentary

by Jason Leclerc on April 7, 2017

There was a time, in a white-dominated, male-regulated, tone-deaf, Protestant version of America, when “love” was patient and kind, not envious, boastful or proud. It did not dishonor others, self-seek. It was not easily angered and kept no record of wrongs.

Five steps in the march to civil rights

Looking back at history and forward to the future

by Jason Leclerc on December 16, 2016

Whether patriots disguised as “Indians” or heirs of Attucks at a Woolworth’s lunch counter or drag goddesses marching down Fifth Avenue, the power of disruption has been the overwhelming tool of the otherwise oppressed in their respective marches toward equity in the American Dream.