Weekly Reader: The Simpsons, Martians, & a Gay Stamp | The Bilerico Project

Weekly Reader: The Simpsons, Martians, & a Gay Stamp

Filed By Bil Browning | January 22, 2011 8:00 PM | comments

Filed in: Marriage Equality, Weekly Reader
Tags: best blog posts, best of Bilerico, gay stamp, martians, Simpsons, Weekly Reader

If you haven't had time to keep up with your LGBT news and opinion, our weekly reader has you covered. Not only did we bring you Phil Reese's exclusive interview with Chicago mayoral candidate Carol Mosley-Braun, we ran great posts like these:

Sunday

Judging Gays in Mel Brooks' "History of the World: Part I" Filed by: Andrew Belonsky
Will Obama Lose an Argument with Himself? Filed by: Don Davis

Monday

Wyoming Honors MLK Day By Debating Marriage Rights Filed by: Bil Browning
One for Marriage: Vintage Magazine Cover Filed by: Gloria Brame, Ph.D.

Tuesday

Trans Scenes from The Simpsons: What Do You Think? Filed by: Alex Blaze
Gay Stamp of Approval Filed by: Leslie Robinson

Wednesday

The Right to Kill Filed by: D Gregory Smith
Freeing Myself from Sexual Repression Filed by: David Castillo

Thursday

Sex Conference Un-invites Keynote Speaker For Being Too Racy? Filed by: Tobi Hill-Meyer
Gay Marriage Reality Check Filed by: Monica Roberts

Friday

New HUD Housing Regulations: Even Martians Filed by: Dr. Jillian T. Weiss
The Freedom of Monogamy Filed by: Steven Cheslik-DeMeyer

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