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September's edition of In the Life examines gay family issues

The gay and lesbian newsmagazine In the Life focuses on "Family Law" for its September edition with stories about Rosie O'Donnell's fight against Florida's ban on gay adoptions, a preacher's struggle to overturn Puerto Rico's sodomy statute, and 9/11 survivors who had to navigate the legal system following the loss of their gay and lesbian partners. For a schedule of when and where to see In the Life, visit www.InTheLifeTV.org.

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