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Weekly Reader: Long Hair, Rifle Sights, & Gay Corporations

Filed By Bil Browning | January 23, 2010 6:00 PM | comments

Filed in: Marriage Equality, Weekly Reader
Tags: gay corporations, long hair, rifle sights, Weekly Reader

The Prop 8 trial continued this week and we kept up our daily coverage and live multi-source Twitter feed. That wasn't the only major story this week though. Check out some of the great posts we ran this week:

Sunday

A Problem and a Proposal Filed by: D Gregory Smith
Hair, gender, and power Filed by: Alex Blaze

Monday

Donor-Turned-Boyfriend after Break-Up Filed by: Michele O'Mara
Educating Congress Filed by: Dr. Jillian T. Weiss

Tuesday

Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition... Literally Filed by: Waymon Hudson
Caster Semenya: Sports Authorities in Gender Gridlock Filed by: Patricia Nell Warren

Wednesday

IN Marriage Amendment Moves Forward Filed by: Bil Browning
Massachusetts Is Not Invincible Filed by: Sara Whitman

Thursday

Iowa Catholic Church Fires Woman Over Transgender Counseling Filed by: Betty Greene Salwak
More Queer/Trans Maine Activists Speaking Out Against Equality Filed by: R. Conrad

Friday

Now That Corporations Are People, Can They Marry Each Other? What If They're Gay? Filed by: David Badash
Rep Paul Scott Blows Smoke on Transgender Michigan Filed by: Keri Renault

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