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Articles in March-April, 2009 issue of Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide, The

• British sodomy laws linger in former colonies
  by Scott Long
• Another challenge to glaad's primacy
  by Allen Ellenzweig
• The redemption of Holy Redeemer
  by Jim McCrea
• When Martin and Lyon were wed
  by Martha E. Stone
• Time to shift to a national strategy!
  by Leland Traiman
• Bitter leavings
• Military brass
• A little Schadenfreude
• British men are from Venus
• Tomb with a view
  by Richard Canning
• Look into it!
  by Alfred Kinsey
• When Arthur met Paul
  by Alfred Corn
• "If they know us …"
  by Andrew Holleran
• The idea of travel
  by Udell Player, Jr.
• Tying the not: how they got Prop 8
  by Surina Khan
• Michigan womyn's music festival, 2007
  by Valerie Wetlaufer
• The 'netroots' revolution
  by Paul Sousa
• I tell my student
  by Heather McNaugher
• How 'Gay' Were the Stars of the 30's?
  by Lillian Faderman
• Hello, South of France
  by James Polchin
• The Choice of Skin
  by Michael Schwartz
• Places in the Notebook
  by Eduardo A. Febles
• An artist who was outed by the reich
• Reliable penpals
  by Jason Roush
• No ordinary love
  by David Bergman
• Nothing down
  by Martha E. Stone
• Out of Morocco
  by Heather L. Seggel
• Tennessee's reach
  by Raymond-Jean Frontain
• The funeral of bucephalas
  by Ned O' Gorman
• Out and Proud in Chicago
  by Paul D. Cain
• Queer Cinema in Europe
  by Jim Nawrocki
• Two parties, one tux, and a very short film about the grapes of wrath
  by Dan Waxman
• Sweet Tea: black gay men of the South
  by Aaron C. Thomas
• March-April 2009: "the arc of history"
  by Richard Schneider, Jr.
• 2009 Ad
  by Don Gorton
• Traditional sidewalk values
• Dutch holiday
• Lebanon: at best a virtual gay community
  by James Chaarani
• How Harvey Milk recruited me
  by Brian Eugenio Herrera
• The look of gay liberation
  by Steven F. Dansky
• John Betjeman: national treasure, gay icon
  by Justin Gowers
• Art and instant gratification
  by David B. Boyce
• Art and social criticism
  by Cassandra Langer
• Remembering 'Johnny Cakes' of the Sopranos
  by Colin Carman
• Leslie Jordan: from small screen to big stage
  by Chris Freeman