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King of the Cabin June 23, 2010 By Neal Broverman The new executive director of Log Cabin Republicans, R. Clarke Cooper, on BP, the GOP, and DADT. More >
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Mything the Story May 12, 2010 By Kerry Eleveld Speculation about Elena Kagan’s sexuality became the story this week when the blogosphere went on a fictional bender. Now that the truth is out, let the nomination proceed. More >
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HRC in Hot Seat at Town Hall April 23, 2010 By Jason Bellini Advocate correspondent Jason Bellini (pictured) heads to Washington for Michaelangelo Signorile's town hall meeting of LGBT leaders, which quickly became a “gay-on-gay blame game” over "don't ask, don't tell" and ENDA.
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Transforming Oklahoma
March 26, 2010 By Michelle Garcia Brittany Novotny is hoping to become Oklahoma's first transgender state representative — by giving the boot to Sally Kern.
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Virginia Rejects Nondiscrimination
March 02, 2010 By Advocate.com Editors A show-of-hands vote killed a bill that would have protected Virginia's gay state employees from discrimination.
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Married With Children
March 01, 2010 By Andrew Harmon If he gets his way, Steve Pougnet, the gay mayor of Palm Springs, will unseat Chaz Bono’s stepmother from Congress. More >
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What Can Brown Do For You?
March 01, 2010 By Julie Bolcer Will Scott Brown’s win in Massachusetts cause Democrats to shrink even further from gay rights? More >
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Gays vs. Democratic Party
February 01, 2010 By James Kirchick They’re fond of your checkbooks — and deaf to your demands for equal rights. What will it take for the Democratic Party to step up?
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The Crazy Eights
February 01, 2010 By Advocate Contibutors Meet the Democratic state senators who helped dash marriage hopes for New York. More >
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L.A. Confidential
November 19, 2009 By Neal Broverman What's it like to be 33, gay, and one of the most powerful people in America's second-largest city? Stressful, says Matt Szabo, the new deputy chief of staff to Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. More >

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