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Weekly Reader: Barebackers, Teabaggers, & Obama's Approval Rating

Filed by: Bil Browning

August 29, 2009 6:00 PM

In this week's Reader I'm highlighting some of the guest posts we published recently. Father John McNeil reflected on 50 years in the priesthood, Stuart Milk shared his thoughts on his uncle, Harvey Milk, being honored in the California Hall of Fame and Harvey Milk Day, Adam Bink wondered whether we should support an openly gay candidate over a gay-friendly ally and Amy Andre brought us a conversation about bisexuality in recent movies. If you'd like to submit a guest post, please e-mail it to editor@bilerico.com with a headshot and 2 or 3 sentence bio.

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IN state police intimidate & search gay rights activist Filed by: Bil Browning (Bilerico-Indiana)
Members of Congress, 6 weeks left to Save Ryan White! Filed by: Michael Emanuel Rajner
Why LGBT groups need to get with the social media revolution Filed by: Michael Crawford (Bilerico-DC)

Sunday

Message to Obama: Keep Marriage. Give Us Marriajuana! Filed by: Father Tony
The Gender Police Strike Again Filed by: Brynn Craffey

Monday

How Legitimate is the "Gender Complaint" Against Caster Semenya? Filed by: Patricia Nell Warren
Gay Tithe: Assuring your donation doesn't work against you Filed by: Phil Reese

Tuesday

How much of Obama's approval rating dip is because of the gays? Filed by: Alex Blaze
Did you know we live in a "post-AIDS" world? Filed by: Dustin Kight

Wednesday

To the Barebackers Filed by: Betty Greene Salwak
Ted Kennedy's Life is a Parable Filed by: Karen Ocamb

Thursday

What do teabaggers, birthers and march gossip have in common? Filed by: Bil Browning
Kentucky Judge says Homeland Security isn't Dependent on God Filed by: Waymon Hudson

Friday

Goodbye, Reading Rainbow Filed by: Dana Rudolph
Offensive e-mail of the day Filed by: Bil Browning

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