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Feature Story


Prop. 8 judge outed?

A San Francisco Chronicle column reveals that Judge Vaughn Walker may be gay.




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U.S. Tax Court registers pro-trans decision

Ruling could have significant implications for trans community; Boston’s GLAD aids in positive outcome.



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Out hockey player Burke passed away at 21

Brendan Burke, son of NHL star Brian Burke, passed away after a car accident Feb. 5.




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A very Varla Valentine’s Day

The fabulous Miss Merman will take the stage at Machine in the name of romance...or lack thereof.



Community


Valentine’s Day Guide to Boston & Beyond

This Valentine’s Day, the importance of LGBT love is more significant than ever...



Opinion


Do we still need to celebrate Black History Month?

The community is led to believe that the only movers and shakers in the history of people of African descent in the U.S. were and still are heterosexuals. And because of this heterosexist bias, the she-roes and heroes of LGBTQ people of African decent -- like Pat Parker, Audre Lorde, Essex Hemphill, Joseph Beam, and Bayard Rustin -- are mostly known and lauded within a subculture of black life.




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