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American Prospect was founded in 1990 as an authoritative
magazine of liberal ideas, committed to a just society, an enriched
democracy, and effective liberal politics. Robert Kuttner, Robert Reich,
and Paul Starr launched the magazine initially as a quarterly.
Our mission, simply put, is to rise to the momentous occasion that
confronts all Americans who seek a just society built on our greatest
traditions. Contemporary conservatism stands to thwart those traditions;
it advances its agenda by way of stealth, fear-mongering, and a massive
propaganda apparatus. It is our mission to expose that agenda and the
lies that support it. |
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events affecting the Lesbian/Gay community.
Topics - Topics arranged by subject with links to
articles, surveys and forums.
Gossip - Daily tid-bits about celebrities, VIPs, and the
people who shape our world.
Free Emailing - Weekly emailings of the prior week's most
important headlines. |
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THE BIMONTHLY JOURNAL OF GLBT
ARTS, CULTURE, AND POLITICS
The Mission of
The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
is to provide a forum for enlightened discussion of issues and
ideas of importance to lesbians and gay men; to advance gay and
lesbian culture by providing a quality vehicle for its best
writers and thinkers; and to educate a broader public on gay and
lesbian topics.
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Twice weekly E-mail news briefing |
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Created for gay and lesbian officials, business, organization
and community leaders |
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News from hundreds of top industry sources |
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Gay Today began
as an indispensable resource for anyone
interested in gay life in America. There is
nothing else like it on the Internet.
If you value skepticism in your news and
expect the reporter to be open about his point
of view, one of the best sources for news
analysis is Gay Today. With sections on
technology, health, entertainment, reviews,
people, and world events, this is a tabloid with
professional standards -- all the writers have
strong views and strong personalities -- and the
writing is wonderful. The interviews and columns
are often the strongest pieces, searching out
today's activists as well as gay rights.
No important cultural or political event ever
escapes the scrutiny of Gay Today and that was
never more evident than in the writing of Gay
Today’s original editor, Jack Nichols, a great
national resource who is the pinnacle of gay
journalists in America. |
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The Gully online magazine and The Gully en
español, published from February of 2000 to March of 2006,
were unique forums for the global lgbt community.
Our mission: to offer queer views on everything from the
Iraq war and human rights in Guatemala to same-sex marriage
and World Cup soccer.
Created by two lesbian activists in 2000 to encourage
activism and redefine and expand gay issues, the magazine
was called The Gully, a ravine created by run-off rainwater,
to remind us that even a small amount of water, if it
persists in one path long enough, can become a force for
change. |
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electronic journal will be an important vehicle for the transmission of
scholarly work in the area of transgenderism. We are at an exciting
point in history where the interest in the study of transgenderism is
keen and quite a bit of scholarly activity is being produced. The study
of transgenderism is rapidly expanding both in quantity and in breadth.
We are learning more about transgenderism from an interdisciplinary and
intercultural perspective, from vast new knowledge from psychological
and biomedical studies of gender identity, and from anthropological,
socio-cultural and historical studies. We feel that this journal will be
an important source of information and exchange of ideas from this
perspective throughout the world.
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Welcome!
The
intention of the publisher is to offer support to
those women who find themselves questioning the
societal norms of sexuality. It is our hope to
offer education to those who happen to love the
women-loving-women of the world.
feel free to explore this site completely. we can
only offer a little light to shine through the
confusion, fear and process that is life. |
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PlanetOut Partners USA, Inc.
provides online information, entertainment, shopping and communication services on the Web
sites Gay.com, PlanetOut.com, Kleptomaniac.com, OutandAbout.com and in other locations BY
USING AND/OR REGISTERING TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE NETWORK, YOU ARE STATING THAT YOU
UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS USER AGREEMENT.
PLEASE READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY. IF YOU DISAGREE WITH ANYTHING IN THIS AGREEMENT,
PLEASE DO NOT USE THE NETWORK OR ANY SERVICES PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH THE NETWORK. |
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If it's gay or lesbian news and services
you're after, look no further than
Qworld. In
addition to links to several little-known 'zines (including
"A Dyke's World" and "Visibilities"), you'll find message
boards, regional resources, and a QMall, complete with
books, clothing, and jewelry. Especially interesting are the
QFiles, which offer everything from health information to
shareware. Click on Queer History here, and you'll find
background on the rainbow flag, pink triangle, lambda
symbol, and slogans. Lots of links to other gay-related
pages, including entertainment, health, community, and youth
sites.
Lycos - Top 5% Of All Web Sites |
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Created under Annenberg Dean
Geoffrey Cowan and directed by Pulitzer-winning journalist
Leroy Aarons,
SOIN works to assure that journalism education addresses issues
affecting sexual minorities along with other groups in our diverse
society. These complex issues permeate American public life and demand
sophisticated coverage. |
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progressive
* queer * feminist
Reaching 1000s of readers in Colorado and around the world. WSW is the
longest running lesbian-owned LGBT oriented publication in Colorado and
the West.
15 years and going
strong!
Denver 303-895-7408
Fort Collins 970-416-1251
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Z is an independent monthly magazine dedicated to resisting injustice,
defending against repression, and creating liberty. It sees the racial,
gender, class, and political dimensions of personal life as fundamental
to understanding and improving contemporary circumstances; and it aims
to assist activist efforts for a better future. |
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Bi-Weekly LGBT Publication throughout Arizona
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Connecting the Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Transgender
Communities of the Greater East Bay. Queering the East Bay.
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Frontiers Newsmagazine is
an online magazine serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender communities, as well as providing extensive coverage
of AIDS and HIV related issues in Los Angeles, San Francisco and
around the world. |
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The news business is no easy ride. Beyond
the long hours, tough decisions, deadlines
and patience the industry calls for, serving
a tight-knit community such as San Diego’s
GLBT community for 15 years requires a good
ear for a story when it often seems little
is happening. A delicate balance between
objectivity and advocacy is also crucial, as
well as an ability to provide objective
coverage of events in our community that
some feel may not paint us in the best
light.
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Established in 1978 as
a bimonthly Newspaper, MGW was modeled after Sacramento’s leading daily,
the Sacramento Bee. Since that time MGW has consistently and reliably
reported and informed the Gay and Lesbian community and their friends in
California’s State Capitol and Northern California for over 25 years.
MGW has been the recipient of numerous journalistic and photography
awards from the Gay & Lesbian Press Association as well as being
recognized for services by groups such as the Human Rights Commission.
Through the years MGW has also received proclamations from the City of
Sacramento, the County of Sacramento and the California Assembly.
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Outword
Magazine
Sacramento's Source for Local LGBT News, Twice a
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Florida's Premier Online GLBT Magazine
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  No one knows gay Atlanta better. With more than 100,000
weekly readers, we’re the region’s most respected and most read gay and
lesbian newspaper.
Since 1988, Southern Voice has delivered unparalleled local and
national news coverage, hard-hitting editorials and provocative op-ed
pages. Comprehensive lifestyle coverage, with thorough guides to
theatre, dining, nightlife and local arts and entertainment.
Southern Voice is the authoritative gay news source for Atlanta and
the entire Southeast. From Downtown to Midtown, Buckhead to Smyrna and
Decatur, and everywhere in between, we’ve got you covered. |
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Chicago
Free Press
A common voice for
a diverse community
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Windy
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What we do
Pride
Source Media Group is Michigan’s largest publishing
company that specifically targets the emerging LGBT community. We
publish:
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Between The Lines:
Michigan’s only weekly newspaper for the LGBT market, with 20,000 copies
distributed each week at over 600 sites, mostly in the densely populated
southeastern Michigan area.
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Michigan Pride Source Directory: The
definitive LGBT “YellowPages” for Michigan’s LGBT community, with
hundreds of businesses and organizations listed. Available in print once
a year, in June, and daily online in a fully searchable format.
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Pridesource.com:
By far the most popular website for Michigan’s LGBT online community,
featuring an interactive calendar of events, resources, and all the news
and entertainment from Between The Lines—all completely searchable and
easy to use.
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BTL Digest:
Weekly online newsletter designed for on-the-go LGBT people who want to
be kept current with breaking news, links, and event listings.
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Who We Are
Since 1995,
Lavender Media Inc. has produced award-winning
publications, websites, and events aimed at Minnesota's Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual, Transgender (GLBT) and GLBT-friendly audience.
Minnesota, home of Lavender Media, is also one of the largest GLBT
communities in the United States. Minneapolis boasts the second-highest
percentage of GLBT population in the nation, and among large metro
areas, the 2000 Census ranks Minneapolis as having the third-largest
concentration of gay and lesbian couples.
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More Out and About Than Any Other
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No one knows gay New York better. The city's most respected
and only gay owned and operated weekly newspaper, we reach more than
100,000 readers with each and every issue.
Since 1997, the Blade has established its reputation for
unparalleled local and national news coverage, hard-hitting editorials
and provocative op-ed pages. We tackle the compelling issues facing New
York's gay and lesbian community. Factor in comprehensive lifestyle
coverage, with guides to theatre, nightlife, dining and local arts and
entertainment, and it's no wonder more people turn to us for news they
can use.
Averaging more than 52 pages per issue and distributed at more than
900 locations throughout the five boroughs and New Jersey, the Blade
is the authoritative gay news source for the Big Apple.
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Q CITY
NEWS is Cincinnati's #1 source for gay & lesbian
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Who We Are.
Voices is a newspaper, a journal of news
and opinion published monthly by and for members of the
Central Pennsylvania community. Voices of Central
Pennsylvania, Inc., headquartered in State College, PA,
is a non-profit, volunteer-staffed organization
committed to providing a platform for alternative
viewpoints. We are a proudly liberal organization,
supporting diversity, inclusiveness, respect for all
people, non-violence, minority and women's rights, and
environmental protection. We do not, however, preach an
orthodox line on any issue, nor restrict our editorial
position to any single definition of the word "liberal."
We welcome all views from the mainstream to the far
left, and are not afraid to examine or to critique our
own beliefs. Because of these open-minded policies, and
because we depend on volunteers for the content of our
paper, our contributors their
thoughts, opinions, and experiencesdetermine,
to a great extent, the kind of paper we are.
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Star in 1974, the
Houston Voice
provides the city's gay and lesbian community with the
local and national news they want, and the arts and
entertainment coverage they crave. With more than 30,000
weekly readers, it is a powerful force in the Texas
market with its dynamic appearance, interactive Web site
and comprehensive editorial coverage that has garnered
recognition both locally and nationally.
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Mountain Pride Media is a Vermont non-profit corporation with
501(c)3 status. Mountain Pride Media (MPM) exists to develop and
strengthen the community of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and
questioning (GLBTQ) Vermonters, through the development and maintenance
of communications vehicles. |
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  First published in 1969, The
Washington Blade has grown
impressively becoming the weekly news source for Washington’s large and
visible Gay community. We have been recognized by The Society of
Professional Journalists, The American Bar Association, The Washington
Post, The New York Times, The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department and
others, as a highly professional news organization. |
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