Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (June 17, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2008 pride guide: your definitive list of this year's celebrations. We've also chosen four not-so-expected destinations overseas and told you just how to create your own exotic pride. Enjoy!	Ferber, Lawrence	Calendar	2069
A bakery grows in Detroit: when a lesbian couple opened a bakery in a blighted Motor City neighborhood 11 years ago, they prospered--and so did their customers, employees, and the local economy.	Marx, Rebecca	Company overview	713
Advocate.com top 10.			490
An archbishop for all: Desmond Tutu sees gay and lesbian rights as part of the larger struggle in the fight for freedom and dignity for all.	Marler, Regina		778
BBQ season: it's time to spark up the grill.	Ryder, Caroline	Buyers guide	378
Boom over Miami: Sunny Miami is home to pristine beaches, dynamic nightlife, and the nation's most glutted condo market. What's a local gay real estate agent to do? We asked 38-year-old Bryan Halda.	Broverman, Neal	Interview	497
Bulletin.			37
Cat scratch fever: London's calling with the sultry, tech-loving 2009 Jaguar XF.	Taylor, Zach	Product/service evaluation	435
Class of 2008: most likely to succeed: The Advocate honors two students graduating this spring who are making a solid mark in the gay rights movement locally, nationally, worldwide.	Garcia, Michelle		605
Correction.		Correction notice	38
Datebook 05.20-06.17.			190
Don Bachardy: with two recent gallery shows and a new film about his life with Christopher Isherwood, the artist enjoys the rewards of a gay life well lived.	Clarke, Andrew	Interview	1030
Global pride warriors: in the spirit of widespread change, meet four international gay rights activists from Nepal, Russia, Nigeria, and Chile.			2054
Green Issues.	Nikitas, Matt; Gamage, Lynelle; De Pass, Andrew; Felleman, Eric	Letter to the editor	439
It's a bird, it's a plane ... no, it's Super Queer! The alter ego of one Ohio student prefers activism dressed in a rainbow cape and Rollerblades.	Hindenach, Jeff		723
L.A. schools add queer cinema to curricula.	Archer, Greg		386
Let's get spiritual: deemed sinners or simply made invisible by their childhood religions, many gays and lesbians are embracing alternative faiths that unabashedly embrace them. Here are three people proving God and gay aren't mutually exclusive.	Buchanan, Kyle		2176
Meet the Brave Ones: our Pride issue celebrates an extraordinary group of LGBT people whose courage is changing the world.	Stockwell, Anne	Editorial	439
Moment of truth: you may remember coming out, but how much do you think about the moment you realized you were gay? A new HBO documentary lets real people tell their stories of when they knew.	Buchanan, Kyle		794
Out on the street.	Ferber, Lawrence	Brief article	211
Patricia Cornwell: the famed crime novelist has kept us spellbound with her fiction. Now she's telling her truth--as a happily married lesbian who's speaking out for equal rights.	Kort, Michele	Interview	2433
Patrick Dempsey.	Voss, Brandon	Interview	1021
Pride down under.	Kennedy, Scan	Brief article	192
Randal Forrester.		Brief article	28
Rants & raves.			300
Richard Quest.		Brief article	76
Rufus's world.	Blair, Emily; Oligmueller, Steve; Johnston, Gordon	Letter to the editor	726
Sally Kern: a star is boring: what happened when this antigay wingnut was exposed on YouTube? She saw it as her big break.	David, Jim	Column	625
Scott E. Graham.		Brief article	71
Scripting Savage Grace.		Brief article	60
Second nature: does the gay community have a one-track mind? Three activists move beyond sexual identity and find their greater selves in nongay causes.	Harris, Chloe	Interview	2026
Stewart Kessler.		Brief article	64
Sticks and stones: when this lesbian comic uses the f word, friends know she's speaking with love. But what about her son?	Gold, Judy		786
The Advocate poll: who is most responsible for cleaning up the planet?		Brief article	186
The believers: three years after the furor over a teenage boy who was forcibly sent to one of its camps, the ex-gay movement may be losing steam. Meanwhile, ex-gay survivors are gaining strength. But are the two groups really that different?	Murphy, Tim		2611
The insider is out: in 2006 a blog announced to the world that Thomas Roberts is gay, and the then CNN anchor instantly became the poster boy for a very rare breed: the out news anchor. But as Sean Kennedy reports, the success of Roberts and other out anchors and on-air talent may finally shatter their industry's glass ceiling for gays--and usher in the future of broadcast news.	Kennedy, Sean	Interview	5142
The man who freed Wall Street.	Link, Matthew	Interview	1617
The New Century.		Quotation	48
The real meaning of green.	Bumgarner, Mariel; Weiller, Dan	Letter to the editor	255
They're here, they're queer, and they don't need us ... or do they?	Yoshino, Kenji		1860
Unconditional love: the host of a popular Christian TV show comes out of the closet and finds his calling in the process.	Southworth, Azariah		607
We're in the money.	Broverman, Neal	Brief article	292