The real cost of gay marriage
Allowing gay men and lesbians to legally marry in California will pour billions into the state’s economy. So why aren’t we being treated equally?
Journey back to Hope
During a visit to the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library, I wondered: How could things have changed so far, so fast, in only five years? How had all of those accomplishments simply vanished under George W. Bush?
The meth horror show
Why are gay men so susceptible to getting hooked on crystal methamphetamine? A gay drug counselor tells the creepy tale—and how to find the happy ending.
An open letter to Arnold
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger: You know what makes a family. Don’t be a girly-man. Have the guts to stand up for equality and allow marriage equality in California
Making vows for equality
Straight couples like Tracy and Vivek are dedicating their weddings to the fight for equal marriage rights
There and back again
Commentary 947 2005-09-27 2005-09-12 There and back again By Bruce C. Steele “It was a euphoria,” says Emory Etheridge of his first experience with crystal meth
Stiff upper lip
Commentary 947 2005-09-27 2005-09-12 Stiff upper lip By Alec Mapa I love London. My travel-agent parents took me there for my 13th birthday, and I immediately fell in love with the history,
Protectors of youth
GLSEN, the leading national group focused on protecting LGBT youths in schools, just turned 10. As its influence grows, so do its growing pains
Broadcast steps up
Perhaps feeling the heat from the three gay cable networks, the Big Six offer plenty of gay and lesbian characters (real and fictional)
Real World recovery
In a confessional new book, gay Real World alum Chris Beckman puts the spotlight on a new generation fighting addiction









