Month: November 2007

Columns

InsideOut At City Hall: Learning from Lessons Past

Maybe it's because I've been in public office almost a decade, but around my house November has become synonymous with…

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Columns

AIDS Watch: It Started with a Legand

Like many of you, the arrival of November has me preparing for Thanksgiving. I've begun cleaning the house anticipating the…

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Columns

OutRight: At What Price, Full Inclusion?

Should gays wait for civil rights until transgendered people can be included? That's the question in the recent controversy over…

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Columns

LeftOut: The Best Woman for the Job

I will state at the outset that, if Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic nomination, I will not hesitate to vote…

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Columns

OutLoud: Right on Track

Dana: Good morning, Drew. Welcome, racing fans. Looks like a hot one. Drew: Hello, Dana. Nothing like a year-long race…

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What A World

What A World: Table Talk

If you have the good fortune of not being the only gay person in your family, congratulations! Gaiety loves company!

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Local News

News Briefs: November 2007

A decision in late September by Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives to remove language protecting transgender citizens from…

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Letters

From Our Readers

I recently read the interview you did with Lily Tomlin [“Classic Lily,” September 2007 OutSmart]. Like you I am a…

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Features

OutFront: November 2007

Continuing the local legacy of the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, on December 1 and 2, Resurrection Metropolitan Community Church…

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Arts & Entertainment

OutSmart at Home

Kermit Eisenhut, the popular artist and all-around charitable guy, finds himself painting more and more adorable pets these days, frequently…

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