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The Gender (Identity) Divide
November 16, 2009 By Andrew Harmon The exclusion of gender identity from the Employment Non-Discrimination Act helped guarantee the bill’s failure in 2007. Now that ENDA is once again moving on the Hill, will it finally protect those who need it most? More >
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People Power
November 12, 2009 Photography by Jonathan Hanson It was the next generation of activists who kick-started the National Equality March with a flash mob -- and it was 23-year-old David Valk who rallied the troops. Advocate.com spends a day on the ground with Valk in DC.
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From Stage to Screen
December 01, 2009 By Ari Karpel After decades of working steadily in the theater, two-time Tony winner Cherry Jones was passed up for the film version of Doubt -- and went on to win an Emmy for playing the President of the United States on 24 instead.
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A Legacy Considered
December 01, 2009 By Kerry Eleveld Low approval ratings, crushing state deficits, a cold shoulder from Obama--it’s not easy being David Paterson. But in an exclusive interview, New York’s governor explains why he remains a champion of LGBT rights. More >
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Caught in the Crossfire
October 07, 2009 Photography Jo Ann Santangelo, Text by Nathaniel Frank Since it was implemented in 1994, “don’t ask, don’t tell” has ended the careers of more than 13,000 service members—men and women who served their country honorably, yet fell casualty to discriminatory policy. For discharged soldiers and other gay veterans, it’s a painful legacy.

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Who’s in Charge Here?
November 01, 2009 By Andrew Harmon Deferring to the Pentagon on a “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal is a losing game. More >
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Home State Advantage
November 01, 2009 By William McGuinness Hometown hero Jesse Connolly is harnessing Maine’s sense of fairness to preserve marriage equality. More >
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Blood, Sex, and the FDA
November 01, 2009 By Steven W. Thrasher Despite policy changes in other countries and technological advances in screening for HIV, the FDA stands firm: Gay men pose far too great a risk to give blood. Will we ever be allowed to donate again?

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Cruise Control
November 01, 2009 By James Kirchick Once an unfortunate but understandable option for a beaten-down sexual minority, public sex no longer has a place in modern gay culture -- as so many closeted politicians and celebs have proven.
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The Great Emancipator
November 01, 2009 By Joshua David Stein The legacy of Abraham Lincoln inspired famed choreographer Bill T. Jones to create his most ambitious work yet.

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