Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (June 1, 2010)

Title	Author	Type	Words
150 reasons to have pride in 2010: while the parades and festivals are the most visible aspect of our pride season, one could easily overlook the reasons we celebrate, march, and demand equal treatment under the law and respect from our fellow citizens. Our list is but a small sampling of the innumerable reasons to be proud this year.	Breen, Matthew	Cover story	12983
A case for outing on all levels: seen a local antigay politician having a beer at your favorite gay bar? You best speak up about it.	Signorile, Michelangelo		1118
A woman of faith: Mary Glasspool, the Episcopal Church's first openly lesbian bishop, speaks about her lifelong call to ministry--and the controversy that inevitably followed her.	Harmon, Andrew		2541
Career builder: getting transgender people work during the roughest job market in decades.			264
Chad Griffin.		Letter to the editor	162
Cool intentions.	Voss, Brandon	Interview	719
Editor's letter.	Barrett, Jon	Editorial	453
Gentlemen farmers: Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell, of the new Planet Green show The Fabulous Beekman Boys, change small-town life one gay at a time.	Barrett, Jon		1076
Keep it clean: the enema industry finally courts its best-paying customer.			211
L is for reaLity: there's a new L Word in town, and this time it's real. Creator Ilene Chaiken and the cast of the new "docu-series" reveal all about The Real L Word.	Karpel, Ari		1018
Never roam alone: making the world one big Chelsea, one iPhone at a time.			382
Pride of the West: after 40 years L.A. Pride organizers recognize how far they've come.			256
Royal pain: a case involving belt-whipping and gay flirtation could soon play out in Europe's high court.			324
Sean Hayes.		Letter to the editor	457
Sixteenth minute: Warhol is long gone, but his original drag muse is beginning his third act.			434
So you think you can dance? In 1980 the nation was riveted by another gay student's prom battle.			315
Status update: the gay cocreator of Facebook has a new website that aims to turn your social networking into social service.		Website overview	505
This land is your land: Philip Gambone crisscrossed the country to share the stories of a range of fascinating gays, from celebrity entertainers to not-so-garden-variety gardeners.	Hensley, Dennis		337