[OutVoice] Ex-NFLer Esera Tuaolo's life "Alone in the Trenches"+Roger Casement bio
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The week of 04/03/06 on
T H I S W A Y O U T
the international gay & lesbian radio magazine
(hosted this week by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
Gridiron gay lineman Esera Tuaolo discusses being "Alone in the Trenches";
The dramatic life of gay humanitarian Irish patriot Sir Roger Casement;
A civil unions showdown pits the A.C.T. against Australian feds, a pro-gay
estate settlement boosts South African marriage equality, Massachusetts'
top court rules out queer marriage migrants, but a Maryland court supports
a young teen's bond with his second dad, and more global GLBT news
* In "NewsWrap": A battle brews between the government of the Australian
Capital Territory, which introduced civil unions legislation this week, and P.M.
John Howard's federal government, which can and says it will overrule the
measure... a landmark Pretoria High Court ruling makes a South African gay man the
sole heir to his late partner's estate... the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial
Court upholds an antiquated law which bans an out-of-state couple from marrying
there if the marriage would not be legally recognized in the couple's home
state... a Maryland trial court overturns a Virginia child custody ruling that
had prevented a young boy from living under the same roof with his gay dad and
his dad's male partner... it's revealed that Canadian Christian peace activist
James Loney, rescued last week from 4 months of captivity as a hostage in
Iraq, is a gay man... a kennel owner in Sweden is fined for refusing to sell a
puppy to a lesbian... and other GLBT news from around the world (written this
week by GREG GORDON, and reported by CHARLS HALL and GREG GORDON).
* The gasps of surprise could be heard all over the sports world when pro
football player ESERA TUAOLO added his name to the very short list of
professional male athletes who have publicly come out. Tuaolo is telling his own story
in the recently released "ALONE IN THE TRENCHES: MY LIFE AS A GAY MAN IN THE
NFL." He chatted with This Way Out correspondent ABIGAIL GARNER
[www.AbigailGarner.net] about the pressures of secrecy and his relief at coming out
[www.EseraTuaolo.com] (with thanks to ANN McNALLY for production assistance).
* Humanitarian and infamous Irish patriot SIR ROGER CASEMENT was such a
controversial figure in his country's history that the arguments about his sexual
orientation raged for almost 90 years after his death in 1916 -- but we don't
want to get ahead of the story! Casement's fascinating life has been
dramatized by writer/producer HUGH YOUNG in "THE BROKEN HEART OF IRELAND," narrated by
BARRY EMPSON. Their four-part biography begins this week with an exploration
of Casement's roots and his introduction to the African continent, with which
he would forever be linked.
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