Be strong, be proud
This is the speech not given. The author was scheduled to deliver these remarks in October at the Millions More March in Washington, D.C. But at the last minute he was barred from the stage.
Veterans Day appreciation
I followed in the footsteps of my grandfather, joined the U.S. military, and proudly served in Bosnia. Even with “don’t ask, don’t tell,” we should take a moment to thank those who are serving.
Questions about Alito
The answers remain shrouded, but here’s a brief guide to the questions we as LGBT people need to be asking in order to judge whether President George W. Bush’s Supreme Court nominee will support or block our rights
Men on film
Leonard Maltin and The Advocate’s Alonso Duralde talk about their new movie books, coming out just in time for stocking-stuffer season
She is Our Champion
She has logged every superlative in the basketball record books. Now WNBA Houston Comets superstar Sheryl Swoopes makes history again, by coming out about her happy family life with her long-term lesbian love -- and signing with Olivia. And she’s only just begun.
Gift guide
Movie books, iPod accessories, and fun ways to support your favorite charities—they’re all here
She's no homophobe
Exclusive: How Stella Got Her Groove Back author Terry McMillan tells her side of the story on discovering her husband is gay, going through a tabloid divorce, and using the word “fag”
Fear of phallic queers
Commentary 951 2005-11-22 2005-11-07 Fear of phallic queers By Richard Goldstein We may be “a gentle, angry people,” as Holly Near once sang, but we won’t
Outspoken: Nicole Higginbotham
Commentary 951 2005-11-22 2005-11-07 Outspoken: Nicole Higginbotham Higginbotham is 18 and lives in Council Bluffs, Iowa. I never fit in as a kid. Wh
"This is a children's ride!"
Commentary 951 2005-11-22 2005-11-07 "This is a children's ride!" By Bruce C. Steele As we shipped off this issue with the amazing basketball star and working mom Sheryl Swoopes on









