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Articles in April 22, 2008, issue of Advocate, The

• Field of dreams: in the broccoli and strawberry fields of central California, LGBT farmworkers face everything from violence to cuts in pay simply for being who they are. How one woman and a cutting-edge legal project are leading the fight for justice
  by Patrick Range McDonald
• Looking for Cheyenne
• 2008 road trips: three ultimate routes: Geneva to Zurich San Francisco to L.A. Auckland to Wellington
  by Matthew Link
• The Advocate poll: would you vote against a pro-gay GOP senator to seat a Democrat?
• The L. Word
• Chemistry.com
• Vegas, baby
• Poll results
• Cheyenne stands tall: most leading men are afraid to be out and proud. Cheyenne Jackson is bigger than that
  by Brandon Voss
• The Mystery of Eva Peron
• Odyssey to Cambodia
  by Alec Mapa
• Name change
  by Chaad Taylor
• South of Nowhere
• Lars and the Real Girl
• South by southwest
• The best inland gay beaches
  by Andrew Collins
• Listen up! There are gay musicians and there are musicians who happen to be gay. These 10 emerging artists span a range of genres including punk, folk, rap, and everything in between. But it's not about who you sleep with for these and an ever-growing gen
• Philadelphia's funky Queen Village
  by Andrew Bender
• Rescue me: photographer Matt Albiani focuses his lens on lifeguards across the USA, raising the question … which way to the beach?
• Troubled waters
  by Christine Lehtonen
• National Youth Advocacy Coalition
• The 11th Hour
• My five top road trips
• From RV to rock star bus: move on from ancient RVs to live like a celeb in your own road trip tour bus
  by Steve Siler
• The man who broke the mold: Bob Mould is what every young musician aspires to be—versatile successful, and beloved. How one man became a legend by defying definition
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Jack Kerouac's long and winding Road trip: the revolutionary 1957 travel memoir On the Road ignited a generation and flung open the floodgates of hip "otherness." At its core is a heartbreaking and oblique queer romance
  by Gretchen Kelly
• Gay travel website directory
• Correction
• John Turner
• A change is gonna come: Thalia Zedek returns with another solo album. This time she's got backup
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Ed live!
• Bicycle trips 101
  by Andrew Broan
• Si'a's quiet side: chatty and chirpy when she's talking about her career as an uber-inside musician, Sia downplays her sexuality
  by Caryn Ganz
• The Motor City finds its Mojo: despite tough economic times, downtown development is making Detroit a diamond in the rust
  by Michael A. Smith
• Posh happenings
• Out on the street
  by Lawrence Ferber
• Maxim Thorne
• Various Artists: Easy Beatles: Irresistible In-Sound Interpretations from the '60s and '70s
• Letter from the editor
  by Ed Salvato
• End to U.S. ban on HIV-positive travelers?
  by Randy B. Hecht
• Gay retro motor lodges: who needs Motel 6 when you can shake off road fatigue at these stylized gay-owned digs?
  by Loann Halden
• Kimberly Peirce and the art of war: with Stop-Loss, the queer director comes of age
  by Anne Stockwell
• Cruising 101
  by Frank Markus
• The present past
  by Felice Picano
• Ray of light
• Truth in advertising
  by Neal Broverman
• Rants & raves
• M83: Saturdays = Youth
• Matt and LoAnn's downloads for the road
  by Matthew Link
• Fasten your leashes: the Dogtravel Company invites you to fly the furry skies
  by Justin Ocean
• Guess the gay resort town
• Dynamic duo: with a retrospective currently at the de Young Museum in San Francisco and a tour slated for later this year, the controversial art team Gilbert and George are about to remind America of the beauty of bad taste
  by Regina Marler
• Gus Van Sant's Portland visions: West Coast urban evolution documented through the viewfinder of a local out filmmaker
  by Byron Beck
• Speak out, get fired
• Prelude to a kiss? The chaste gay couple on As the World Turns frustrates fans, enrages religious zealots, and lends the 52-year-old show some much-needed buzz
  by Dan Avery
• Datebook 04.08-04.22
• Peter Moren: The Last Tycoon
• Out travelers of the past
  by James Baldwin
• Inclusive exclusivity: out W Hotels president Ross Klein explains how gay and lesbian—and all—guests should be treated in a 21st-century hotel
  by Matthew Link
• A pinker shade of Chinese red: on the eve of the Beijing Olympics, China is experiencing a full lavender revolution
  by Dinah Gardner
• Kiss Insurance
• Market to market
• Barney Frank's take on Washington, D.C
  by Matthew Link
• The Advocate iMIX
• Soft-core Catholics
  by Michelle Garcia
• I have a dream … ticket: Clinton and Obama say they won't run together. But LGBT voters can hope
  by Rod McCullom
• Tina Dico: Count to Ten
• Your e-mails
  by Paul H. Hawkins
• Cry-Baby On Broadway!
• The new guard: will Hollywood really let unlikely ingenues like Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood ascend to the A-list?
  by Kyle Buchanan
• The world's don't-miss car shows: whether you're a certified grease monkey or just know where the gas goes in, the world's great auto shows make a fashionable and intriguing centerpiece for any gay vacation
  by Steve Siler
• To be young, gifted, and out
  by Anne Stockwell
• We build these cities
• Moby
  by Brandon Voss
• The Breeders: Mountain Battles
• Your snapshots
  by Pierce Brandt
• Equality Illinois
• Beladi: A Night at the Pyramids
• The gay map of the Orthodox world
  by Adrian R. Coman
• Bloom off the rose?
  by Bill Poock