[OutVoice] How Harvey Milk "pasteurized" gay politics + global LGBT news + more!

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"THIS WAY OUT: the international lesbian & gay radio magazine
Program #1,095 - distributed 3/23/09
(hosted this week by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
How Harvey Milk "pasteurized" gay politics;
A "Rainbow Minute" honors British visionary Edward Carpenter;
The U.S. finally supports a U.N. LGBT rights declaration, the Pope poo-poos condom distribution to fight AIDS, there are legal adoption advances in Denmark and Israel, proponents of a Minnesota constitutional marriage ban want to save the world, and more LGBT news

- In "NewsWrap": The Obama administration reverses Bush policy and adds the U.S. signature to a December first-ever United Nations General Assembly declaration in support of LGBT rights... Pope Benedict XVI comes under fire for claiming that condom distribution increases the spread of HIV/AIDS... Denmark's parliament gives civilly united same-gender couples equal adoption rights, while a gay male couple wins adoption rights in Israel for the first time, and a U.S. federal judge orders the state of Louisiana to recognize a gay male couple's New York adoption... the Minnesota Family Council pushes a same-gender marriage ban in that state to prevent the end of the world – seriously... and more LGBT news from around the world  (written by GREG GORDON, and reported this week by MICHAEL LEBEAU and JOHN TORRES).

- "EDWARD CARPENTER, ENGLAND'S CHARISMATIC VISIONARY" is celebrated in a "RAINBOW MINUTE"  (produced by JUDD PROCT
OR & BRIAN BURNS at WRIR-FM in Richmond, Virginia and read by JON KLEIN).

- Last time on "This Way Out" you heard the first part of GREG GORDON's illuminating and highly entertaining interview with gay civil rights trailblazer HARVEY MILK, recorded just a few weeks after he was sworn in as a San Francisco Supervisor, and 8 months before his assassination.  He talked about how his longtime district-wide activism propelled his electoral victory, and the importance of coalition building with ethnic minorities.  In this week's conclusion, Harvey elaborates on the importance of voter registration in advancing equality.  He also offers his critique of what he called the "self-appointed leaders" of the LGBT civil rights movement (with outro music from "He Was A Friend of Mine" performed by THE BYRDS, and thanks to STEVE PRIDE and RICK WATTS). ********************************************************
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