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Words From A Gay Ugandan

on February 4th, 2010 by B.Graff

For the past few months I have been writing about the horrendous proposal to criminalize LGBTs in Uganda.
President Obama and Hilary Clinton both spoke against the bill at the National Prayer Breakfast, but a gay Ugandan offered his opinion at a competing event, the American Prayer Hour. View the clip below.

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A New Image For Asian Gay Men

on January 5th, 2010 by B.Graff

There’s a new calendar out there that serves a purpose greater than marking time.
Asian Men Redefined shows the diversity of the Asian gay male community. Long stereotyped as submissive and feminine, or nerdy and unattractive, Redefined presents thirteen Asian men looking confident and giving body body body! It is a bold, new take [...]

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Will LGBTs Be Ignored By Health Care Reform?

on January 3rd, 2010 by B.Graff

In August 2009, I wrote about the LGBTI Health Summit in Chicago. The summit happened as the health care debate was kicking into high gear, and there were hopes that the LGBT community would be adequately represented in any federal legislation.
Now that Congress appears ready to pass health care reform, it is [...]

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What Do Gays Do After Maine?

on November 11th, 2009 by B.Graff

One week after gay marriage was defeated in Maine, the LGBT community continues to look for answers.
The loss was particularly bittersweet because all the advantages seemed to be on the side of gay marriage supporters. They had more money, local media and politicians were on their side, and polls indicated that it would pass. [...]

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The 2009 LGBTI Health Summit

on August 21st, 2009 by B.Graff

With President Obama’s efforts to reform health care dominating the headlines in recent weeks, it was with great anticipation that I attended the National LGBTI Health Summit in Chicago from August 14 – 18.
Over the course of the summit, dozens of workshops were held, as well as plenary panels and group discussions. Presenters described [...]

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Why you should read this blog.

on August 10th, 2009 by B.Graff

Let me be the first to welcome you to The Next Write Thing. Whether you got here through a personal invite, random link, or word of mouth, I hope you find this a place worth coming back to.
Some of you may be asking yourselves why this site exists. In an online world [...]

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