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A gay partner at the top-rated firm Ernst & Young reports on how his company and others are working with the Human Rights Campaign to make U.S. employers more LGBT-friendly
Commentary 972 2006-10-10 2006-09-25 The myth of "straight-acting" By Christopher Rice Am I happy that boy-band star Lance Bass has come out of the closet? Absolutely. Am I happy e
Julian Bond, former Georgia state representative and ex-head of the NAACP, says fighting homophobia is key to progress in the struggle against HIV/AIDS among blacks.
The queen of late-night infomercial psychics tells us what you might not predict: She’s a lesbian.
When Jim McGreevey came out—and announced he’d resign as New Jersey governor—it was the end of a long, painful story of lies and secret liaisons, which he details in a new book. His new story: settled, partnered, happy.
Commentary 972 2006-10-10 2006-09-25 Coming out and talking trash Lance is gay. Yawn. Next. He comes out when his career is effectively over. I see another George Michael in
In 2006 a record number of Fortune 500 companies are offering benefits and protections to their LGBT employees. The Advocate highlights 10 additions to its ever-growing list of equality-minded employers.
Our readers tell us about coming out to family and friends—and to the nation. Part 2
Our readers tell us about coming out to family and friends—and to the nation. Part one
“It’s all gonna come back and bite me on the ass,” frets John Leguizamo, who dishes to The Advocate about his forthcoming memoir, Pimps, Hos, Playa Hatas, and All the Rest of My Hollywood Friends: A Life.
New Jersey's ex-governor invites The Advocate home for a no-holds-barred interview about losing the lies and coming out happy. Reporter Jon Barrett previews our Coming Out exclusive.
The remarkable progress in corporate America's embrace and support of its transgender workers shows the U.S. competitive spirit is alive and well--and helping boost the T part of the LGBT rainbow
Not sure what is “politically correct” when speaking with a transgender person? Here's a primer on what to say. Part 11 in The Advocate’s ongoing Transgender 101 series.
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