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Articles in August 17, 2004, issue of Advocate, The

• Message received
  by Chuck Casson
• Black and white and dull all over: interracial sex is taboo in Proteus, but the storytelling fails to arouse
  by Stephen Rebello
• Postcards
  by Chuck Wilhelm
• No, no, JoJo!
  by Sara J. Welch
• Is your travel insurance gay-friendly? Make it your policy to ask
  by Randy B. Hecht
• Full equality?
  by C. Kelly Wooldridge
• Here to represent: Patrik-Ian Polk wondered why there was no TV show about black gay men. So he created one
  by Alonso Duralde
• Annoyance, straight up
  by Paul Duff
• Pack mentality
  by Gil Hernandez
• Reading something gay
  by Bob Carrere
• Lust at last: at age 70, illustrator Bob Ziering shows his gay erotic art for the first time
  by Sean Kennedy
• Reservations and Loathing in Las Vegas
  by Jim Henley-Tannehill
• The it list
  by Gregory Wein
• Fall films with settings you can simply fall into
• Right and wrong
  by Andrea Peyser
• On the beach: Paul Freeman's book Bondi Classic depicts an endless, erotic summer
  by Alonso Duralde
• Mislabeled paradise
  by Vic Hawkins
• A little more conversation
  by Bruce C. Steele
• Queering Las Vegas
  by Kristen Lewis
• Trannies play the field
  by Rich Beattie
• QAF, pro and con
  by Catherine Grayson
• My straight little brother
  by Chris Nutter
• Bear or straight?
  by Alonso Duralde
• It's all natural: biologist and transwoman Joan Roughgarden takes on Darwin and science's traditional view of sexuality
  by Christopher Lisotta
• New homes
  by Matthew Link
• Carried away
  by Gil Hernandez
• Womyn in the mist
  by Joyce Slaton
• A cruise down: shark alley
  by Dirk Shafer
• Kramer vs. Reagan
  by Damon Devine
• Sex and relationships: while the battle for same-sex marriage dominates the news, gay and lesbian couples have the spotlight. But not all of us opt for marriage or even monogamy. In this special report, 24 Advocate readers, ages 18 to 71, share their expe
• Scared of sex: Gay people paralyzed by a fear of STDs need to know: Celibacy driven by terror can be bad for your health
  by Todd Henneman
• Dirty pillow talk: Justin Jorgensen's Obscene Interiors explores what's really disgusting about Web porn—people's furniture
  by Dennis Hensley
• [Perfect 10] the world's top gay-welcoming spa retreats
  by Maryann Hammers
• The Girl With the Golden Bouffant: An Original Jane Bond Parody
• Forever Florence: Felice Picano rekindles the forbidden passion and unmatched glory of Tuscany's perpetually blooming flower
  by Felice Picano
• Islands for rent: be it a windswept Irish isle or a Caribbean secret getaway, you can rule your own fantasy island-for a price!
  by Gretchen Kelly
• David vs. Goliath
• Surprising Senegal
  by Matthew Link
• Cruising … for books
  by Bruce Vilanch
• America's first top model: more outrageous truths from once-and-forever supermodel Janice Dickinson
  by Dave White
• The true tales of a room service waiter
• Reaching out to the down low: a look inside the clubs where men have secret gay sex reveals why many can't be convinced to play safe
  by Christopher Lisotta
• The View From Stalin's Head
• Venice unmasked
  by Gretchen Kelly
• John Waters's Baltimore: see Maryland's greatest city through the eyes of the king of bad taste
  by Matthew Link
• Why not go-go to Homo a Go Go?
• The out traveler: destination station
• Hanging with Antonio: Antonio Sabato Jr. tells all about putting his underwear model body back on the line as a mysterious gay seducer in the upcoming film Testosterone
  by John Griffiths
• India's new lesbian fire: the gay-themed Girlfriend caused riots among Indian fundamentalists. So why don't queers like the film?
  by Mike Goodridge
• Athens exposed
• Porn star wants you … safe: Harvey Fierstein and gay-porn superstar Michael Lucas talk about Lucas's safe-sex campaign and crystal meth
  by Sean Kennedy
• Travelscopes
  by Michael Yawney
• Hong Kong: a queer world opens in the New York of Asia
  by Steve Friess
• Let's get to work
• Saugatuck: Michigan's secret treasure
  by Gerard Wozek
• He don't hate me: Spike Lee gives his most revealing interview ever about homophobia, the down Low, queer bashing, gay parenting, and She Hate Me, his winning new lesbian comedy
  by Anne Stockwell
• L is for lovin': the L Word soundtrack is loaded with luscious lyricism for when you're feeling lascivious
  by Sara Marcus
• Wombstock rocks
• Keep the bathhouses, lose the shame: the problems of increasing HIV infection and rampant crystal use among gay men are intertwined, argues PATRICK MOORE, so they need to be attacked in tandem. The first steps are to combat the self-loathing attached to g
  by Patrick Moore
• China's gay cultural revolution
  by Olivia Edward
• WeHo … mophobia
• Cutting Colin: as A Home at the End of the World hits the screen, the filmmakers talk about slimming down the novel—and axing Colin Farrell's nude scene
  by Michael Giltz
• The Kerry gamble
  by Andrew Sullivan
• Travel babble
  by Jack Kerouac
• Invasion of the Queer Mongols?