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A legacy considered: low approval ratings, crushing state deficits, a cold shoulder from Obama--it's not easy being David Paterson. But in an exclusive interview, New York's governor explains why he remains a champion of LGBT rights.	Interview	Dec 1, 2009	1625
Senior moment: why gay people should care about health care reform.	Brief article	Nov 1, 2009	257
The he-said, he-said two step: a wrongful termination lawsuit against the DNC refuses to go away.	Brief article	Sep 9, 2008	197
The exit interview: after 18 years as one of our most visible LGBT activists, Matt Foreman has stepped down as head of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Trading grassroots power for financial influence, his new role at the Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund has him allocating $8 million in annual funding for LGBT causes. Kerry Eleveld asks him about the switch, what's in store for the movement, and where we're missing the mark.	Interview	May 20, 2008	1796
Domestic partner insurance: coming soon to a city near you? New York city's path to equal-benefits plans might prove a model for other parts of the country, middle America included.		Dec 4, 2007	1238
Republican matters: while many have hailed the Democrats' courtship of LGBT voters as one giant leap for gaykind, perhaps the movement's future progress lies on the GOP side of the fence.		Nov 20, 2007	1528
Mike Rogers, blog activist.	Interview	Oct 23, 2007	378
Gotta have faith: Democrats are trying to bridge the God gap by reaching out to a new breed of "values voters." What they've found just might shock gays and lesbians in more ways than one.		Aug 28, 2007	2484
Akinolas power play: with antigay rhetoric as his tool, a Nigerian archbishop has made himself a central player in the fight over America's Episcopal Church. But in chasing his ambitions, has he failed his own country?		Jul 17, 2007	2571
Money woes: after a dismal first-quarter financial performance, PlanetOut assesses its options for a turnaround.		Jul 3, 2007	456
Where's our Sharpton? When gays are insulted in the media, we don't have that one eloquent defender who can mow down our opponents on the national airwaves. Why don't we have a spokesperson of our own?		Jun 19, 2007	1521