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Nuke the KissQueer, Isn't It?[7 April 2008] by Michael AbernethyFor some TV viewers, storylines of adultery, murder, war, rape, etc. are not reprehensible enough to prompt a channel change; two men kissing, however, is another matter.
Your column is good, in my opinion , it is one’s right to be homosexual or not. But if you are interesting in heterosexual as most of us. you can put you dating profile to seeking for a rich men or pretty girl. Beliveb me , it is one of the famous dating site in the world,even many pop star posted their dating profile there Comment by fg — April 7, 2008 @ 8:40 pm Queer, Isn't It?
A Clan, a Network, a Tribe, a FamilyMichael Abernethy23.Jul.08 Not only does the GLBT community view itself as one movement, society has mandated that the groups are linked -- if not intentionally, then through selective exclusion. 
Saying It With PrideMichael Abernethy20.Jun.08 From Tammy Faye to Rick Santorum, hoodia to herpes treatments, this is a hodge-podge of Pride Month-induced thoughts. 
The People at the Airport Took it WellMichael Abernethy15.May.08 Gay visibility on TV may have increased significantly in the last three decades, but consigned to secondary roles on network shows, the impact of that visibility is weakened.
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As usual, your column is wonderful and insightful. Every time I read a new entry, I feel better about being gay.
Comment by Frank Weidner from Madison, WI — April 7, 2008 @ 6:55 pm