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Letters from Southern Africa: The Long Ride Home
A gay life in transition, from Weho to Southern Africa
By Zachery Scott
Bringing us his adventures from Southern Africa, Peace Corps volunteer Zachery Scott recounts his favorite rides on a Chapa, a passenger van that is intended to fit 15 people but usually packs in 25. Just when you think you have the whole Chapa thing figured out, it throws you a curve ball and knocks you on your ass.
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Boys of Summer: Ferras
By Duane Wells
At the tender age of 25, up-and-coming recording artist Ferras has seen Hollywood from all sides and it is reflected in nearly every song of his brilliant debut CD Aliens and Rainbows. In this GayWired.com interview, the hit making singer/songwriter opens up about Hollywood's dark side, how Britney Spears nearly derailed his career and being elligible and available for Mr. Right.
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Discover Palm Springs in the Summertime
By J. L. Pentrack
It’s hot in Palm Springs in the summer, no doubt. It’s hot in a lot of cities during the summer; hot and humid in many places. If you stay home, your air conditioning bill is outrageous, traffic is unbearable, and crankiness abounds. Planning a vacation to a cooler destination is attractive but often (oh so) expensive. How about this year rather than trying to beat the heat—embrace it!
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Power in Numbers - The Gay Vote
By Sara Whitman
Two of the most taken for granted votes in the Democratic Party are African-Americans and LGBT folks. I mean, who are we going to vote for? John McCain? Please. The reality, though, is that aside from some lip service along the line that our rights and needs will be addressed, the candidates know they are going to get our vote and drop our issues like a hot potato.
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Celebrity Travelogue: Lady GaGa
By Duane Wells
A precocious young girl who grew up to perform performing 'shock art' on Manhattan’s Lower East Side dressed in hot pants and a bikini top, pop princess in waiting Lady GaGa was born with a taste for the theatrical. Here GaGa tells GayWired.com about her single 'Just Dance', coming up in the clubs, her ‘couture’ new tour, how she came to love drama and some of her favorite places around the globe.
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A Series of Unstoppable Events: The Fight for Gay Marriage Begins Again
By Sara Whitman
Not only is there marriage equality in Massachusetts but by June 17th, there will be marriage equality in California. And if you’re married in either of those two states? Gov. David Patterson of New York says, 'You will be acknowledged and welcome here.' And now... the real fight begins.
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Website PosorNot.com Reignites AIDS/HIV Talks
By Ross von Metzke
At first I thought it was a joke. In the vein of guilty pleasure HotorNot.com, PosorNot.com asks users to vote and see whether or not the people they’re looking at are HIV+. Appalling. Or is it? Anyone can be positive, and as the site shows, the gay community's increasingly relazed view of HIV could well be our downfall.
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California Gay Marriage: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Right?
Op-Ed
By David Salter
It has been two weeks since the California Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage. And despite a number of Chicken Littles channeling their anxiety through press releases and editorials, the sky is not falling... yet. But I should point out the sheer idiocy of those who would vote for John McCain out of spite should their preferred nominee not prevail in Denver. Cue sky... falling fast.
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Hypocrite of the Week: Mark McKinnon, McCain Chief Advertising Strategist
By Duane Wells
Several months ago Mark McKinnon, Sen. John McCain’s chief advertising strategist, announced he would resign his role if Barack Obama became the Democratic Party’s nominee for president. This week, McKinnon stepped down from his post. But because his bold move appeared to be more about political calculation than political courage, Mark McKinnon is the hypocrite of the week.
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Who's Got the Fuzzier Math? Clinton or Obama?
By Duane Wells
Sen. Hillary Clinton argues that wins in democratic strongholds and support from core party constituencies give her a stronger electoral advantage over John McCain in November's. Conversely Barack Obama believes that he and his supporters can potentially deliver states for the democrats that have eluded the party for years, which will add up to a democratic win. So whose math is fuzzier?
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Horoscopes
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Horoscopes: Get Your Weekly Cosmic Butt-Kick!
By Jennifer Shepherd
Are you an Aries? Libra? Cancer perhaps? Keep up-to-date with QueerFuture.com's weekly Horoscopes. Jennifer will guide your through the coming week, with advice that only her can provide, and a voice perfect for viewers like you!
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