[OutVoice] US strategists Kendall & Wolfson pop the marriage equality question+news
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The week of 02/13/06 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)
U.S. strategists Kendall and Wolfson pop the marriage equality question;
Cameroon tabloid "outing lists" create outrage, Congressmembers and
Iranian activists denounce the U.S. U.N. vote reversal, the Phelps clan
condemns Coretta the "fag enabler" but mourners hear about her lesbigay-
inclusive rights work, the Caribbean sun begins to thaw resistance to
queer cruisers, China gets its first gay study, and more global GLBT news
*In "NewsWrap": With headlines like "The Queers Are Among Us," tabloid
newspapers shake the west African nation of Cameroon by publishing lists of some 50
of the country's leading entertainers, politicians and sports personalities
the reports claim are gay or lesbian... several Congressmembers call it
"reprehensible," and Iranian queer activists question the U.S. commitment to human
rights, as each write to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice demanding that she r
epudiate the Bush administration's vote in a United Nations committee
supporting Iran's motion to deny hearing the consultative status applications of the
International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA) and a Danish queer advocacy
group... the headline-seeking Fred Phelps and his rabidly-anti-queer Westboro
Baptist Church shock mourners by picketing the funeral of civil rights icon
Coretta Scott King, calling her a "fag enabler", while fellow human rights
advocates Dr. Joseph Lowery and poet Maya Angelou note her support for lesbigay
equality during the lengthy memorial service... queer cruisers help turn the tide
of Caribbean acceptance in the previously-resistant Cayman Islands... China
makes history with the publication of a first-ever study of the country's
estimated 5 to 10 million gay men, but its government bans screenings of "Brokeback
Mountain," and the United Arab Emirates follows suit... and more GLBT news from
around the world (written this week by JON BEAUPRE and GREG GORDON and
reported by JON BEAUPRE and SHERI LUNN).
* Leading advocates for marriage equality from both coasts of the United
States came together at the recent annual Out & Equal Workplace Summit in Denver,
Colorado to analyze the queer movement's gains and losses in recent years, and
offer a hopeful future. With offices in New York City and Washington, D.C.,
FREEDOM TO MARRY's EVAN WOLFSON also outlined his two simple steps to securing
marriage equality for queer couples... but first KATE KENDALL of the San
Francisco-based NATIONAL CENTER FOR LESBIAN RIGHTS pointed to the successes --
both personal, and in MASSACHUSETTS and CALIFORNIA [with thanks to HELENE
ROSENBLUTH of HMR Duplications in Oakland, California].
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