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Milwaukee's finest: one lesbian teacher's vision of a safe place for LGBT high school students is a reality for 107 kids in Wisconsin--for now at least.		Jun 20, 2006	1596
Ads against intolerancel: can a multimillion-dollar media campaign based on Christian values break down antigay prejudice? Furniture king Mitchell Gold and some surprising allies are targeting the heartland with an unprecedented ad onslaught.		Apr 11, 2006	1499
Dreier to the GOP's rescue.	Brief Article	Feb 14, 2006	105
Ford pulls a fast one: under threat of a boycott, the car company says it will no longer advertise some brands in the gay media.		Jan 17, 2006	412
Neil Giuliano.	Interview	Oct 25, 2005	652
African-American gay parents more vulnerable?	Brief Article	Oct 25, 2005	302
A new haven: weeks after Hurricane Katrina, temporary housing facilities for HIV/AIDS patients in Mississippi struggle to rebuild.		Oct 25, 2005	590
Dan Savage.	Interview	Sep 27, 2005	686
Back from the brink: crystal meth has destroyed the lives of countless gay men. Yet the courageous survivors are fighting to stay clean and start new lives.	Cover Story	Sep 27, 2005	4691
Colliding epidemics: the number of Americans infected with HIV has surpassed 1 million, boosted by skyrocketing crystal use among sexually active gay men--and by decreasing mortality from AIDS.		Jul 19, 2005	573
Young, happy, label-free.	Interview	Jun 21, 2005	270
Fit to serve: openly gay sergeant Robert Stout has served his country to the fullest: he was injured during an attack in Iraq and awarded the Purple Heart. Now he's at the center of a congressional effort to repeal "don't ask, don't tell".		May 24, 2005	2247
Betty White.	Interview	May 10, 2005	438
Growing pains at GLAAD: under departing executive director Joan Garry, GLAAD has grown into a powerful media watchdog group both respected and feared--with $7.3 million in revenues. Garry's successor faces rapidly changing media, high staff turnover, and calls to return to its grass roots.		Apr 26, 2005	2950
From Emily to HRC: new president Joe Solmonese promises to "engage America" in the Human Rights Campaign's fight for GLBT equality.	Interview	Apr 12, 2005	641
The president's escort: a GOP operative--and male escort--got two years of access to the White House press room. Just who gets to ask Bush a question?		Mar 29, 2005	631
Blazing a trail for lesbians: Bonnie Bleskachek says being an out lesbian firetighter matters much less when you reach the rank of chief.	Interview	Mar 1, 2005	692
Gay in the red states: living in the buckle of the Bible Belt isn't always easy for these GLBT Oklahomans, but they're determined to live openly, make a difference, and save their home state from itself.	Cover Story	Feb 15, 2005	5453
The cowboy way: Rik Godbey and his partner, Marc Hopkins, don't live like Wild West cowpokes. But they sometimes dress that way.		Feb 15, 2005	486
Big gay following: Wanda Sykes.	Interview	Dec 21, 2004	391
Healing in her own hands: a decade ago, Meg Gaines received news that she had ovarian cancer. She beat the odds and is helping others face their fears.		Nov 23, 2004	598
Kerry's plan for gay America: an estimated 4 million gay and lesbian voters could determine the outcome of perhaps the closest presidential race in U.S. history. In an exclusive interview, John Kerry makes his case for the gay vote.	Interview	Oct 26, 2004	3641
The next steps down the aisle: the U.S. Senate strikes down one antigay constitutional amendment, but another one is on the way. That's in addition to the key battles across the country.		Aug 31, 2004	748
Tradition! Tradition? A new book provides gays with a road map on how to argue for same-sex marriage rights.	Book Review	Aug 31, 2004	254
Dealing with the big "D": I've been battling my depression for two years. Here's what you can learn from my struggle.	Column	Aug 31, 2004	601
The other. presidential race: Chrissy Gephardt and Keith Boykin are running for president on Showtime's American Candidate. The prize? A prime-time chance to speak their minds.		Aug 31, 2004	2621
Danger on the right: former conservative journalist and current media watchdog David Brock talks about his new book documenting the right wing's grip on the airwaves.	Interview	Jul 6, 2004	1430
European unions.		May 25, 2004	349
The big chill censorship: Paul Reubens: arrested for collecting vintage nude photos. Howard Stern: silenced for on-air speech. How a nationwide crackdown on "obscenity" could freeze out gay and lesbian expression for years to come.	Cover Story	May 11, 2004	2279
Loud opposition, quiet support: in the face of a noisy antigay crusade, a few Democrats bravely back same-sex marriage. Others, fearing political costs, keep their support behind closed doors.		Apr 27, 2004	2118
Mary Cheney is missing: Amid a nationwide debate over marriage, the vice president's lesbian daughter remains silent. Activists are increasing pressure on her to speak out as other gay children of marriage opponents have already done.		Apr 13, 2004	1942
Life after gay marriage: what happens now that gay and lesbian couples can get hitched in San Francisco and Massachusetts? The political backlash has already begun, but the battle for equality may be won in the newlyweds' everyday lives.	Cover Story	Mar 16, 2004	2909
Why the federal marriage amendment will fail; the battle over a federal amendment banning same-sex marriage may be waged in Congress this summer. But history suggests it isn't going to be easy to pass.		Mar 16, 2004	951
Changing history: the Supreme Court's decision in Lawrence v. Texas took many people by surprise--but those who had been fighting antigay sodomy laws nationwide knew the landmark ruling was years in the making.		Jan 20, 2004	1853
Closet case.	Brief Article	Jun 19, 2001	234
Is it nurture over nature?	Brief Article	Jun 5, 2001	206
An Oblong look at the world.	Brief Article	Apr 24, 2001	736
Gays and the Latin TV boom.		Mar 27, 2001	1022