[OutVoice] "I Do" the movie + global LGBT news round-up
Greg Gordon
greggordon2003 at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 25 17:00:58 CDT 2013
"THIS WAY OUT: the international lesbian & gay radio magazine"
Program #1,317 - distributed 06/24/13
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(hosted by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
U.S. bi-national same-gender couples on the brink vow to say "I Do";
A bill to recognize foreign lesbigay marriages fails in Australia,
Russia adds an adoptions ban to its growing anti-gay record, Ljubljana,
Zagreb and Shanghai celebrate Pride, Brazil's anti-rights Rights
chair moves to make gays and lesbians sick again, an ex-gay group is
now just an ex-group, and more LGBT news
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In "NewsWrap": Australia's Senate soundly rejects a proposal to
recognize the legal marriages of same-gender couples performed
overseas, while Russia's Duma bans adoptions by unmarried foreign
same-gender couples, and a staggering fine could crush Coming Out St.
Petersburg, the city's leading LGBT advocacy group… Pride parades
peacefully in Ljubljana and Zagreb, while an anti-gay assault on
Poland's only "out" legislator mars an otherwise pleasant Pride day in
Warsaw, political turmoil in Turkey threatens Istanbul Pride, while
activists in Sofia bow to official concerns about violence and cancel
their march, but this year's 5th annual Shanghai Pride Festival – even
without a parade – is "bigger and better" than ever… the Brazilian
Congress' oxymoronically named Human Rights Committee votes to reinstate
the definition of homosexuality as a treatable disorder or pathology,
but one of the world's leading "cure through therapy and prayer"
peddlers, the U.S.-based Exodus International, exits the industry... and
more LGBT news from around the world (written by GREG GORDON, produced
by STEVE PRIDE, and reported this week by PAMELA BROOKS and MICHAEL
ALLAN).
- Every day, bi-national same-gender couples in the U.S.
wait to see whether the courts or the Congress will intervene to keep
their families from being torn apart by the Defense of Marriage Act
(DOMA). At this pivotal moment, a new independent film dramatizes their
plight. "This Way Out's" VASH BODDIE chats with director GLENN GAYLORD
and writer/star DAVID W. ROSS about their well-received movie "I DO"
(interview produced by STEVE PRIDE, with a scene from the film featuring Ross,
JAMIE-LYNN SIGLER, ALICIA WITT, & JESSICA TYLER BROWN, and with
intro/outro music from "You Don't Question Love" by TOM GOSS).
[www.twowordscanchangeeverything.com; www.facebook.com/IDoTheMovie]
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