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Articles in Dec 21, 2004, issue of Advocate, The

• Rants & raves
• T-shirt says it all
• Dad's coming-out
• Alexan-dreck: Oliver Stone's Alexander may be bi-inclusive, but it's still a staggering disaster
  by Alonso Duralde
• We're still divine, darling
  by Kate Clinton
• Scouts take a hit
• Help for gay entrepreneurs
• Welcome to Canada
• Queer eye for the santa guy: just because St. Nick's a few hundred years old is no reason for him to be unfashionable. Carson Kressley says it's time Santa donned some gay apparel
  by Carson Kressley
• A double feature for film buffs
  by David Ehrenstein
• Book ban stopped
• Falwell's new windfall
• Giuliani supports the gays—sort of: June 28,1994
  by Don Romesburg
• Pink Christmas: with Too Cool for Christmas, here TV expands the idea of what makes a "family" holiday movie and gives jolly old St. Nick a makeover of its own
  by Mike Goodridge
• Bourne's supremacy: exclusive: the outrageously entertaining choreographer who brought man-man love to Swan Lake talks about coming to America with his new Nutcracker!
  by Joseph Carman
• Texas Triangle
• Another gay filmmaker, another NC-17
• Locas forever: their punk romance ignited the famed comic series Love and Rockets. Now Maggie and Hopey get a book all their own
  by Laurel Maury
• Domestic argument: while some call for moderation after November 2, advocates for marriage equality aren't backing off
  by Christopher Lisotta
• The man behind the Housewives: how out creator Marc Cherry's insight into Desperate living led to one of TV's biggest hits
  by Mike Goodridge
• Learning from Melissa
  by Kelly LeCape
• Utah's ban reaches all
• Demarco McCullum
• Rent's due, at last
• Full court press: George W. Bush has a very clear position on what makes good judges—and it's not a willingness to advance gay equality
  by Sarah Wildman
• Fantasia 2004: the newest American Idol talks about gay fans and family, her new CD, and being a single mom
  by Q. Allan Brocka
• Wedding day jitters
  by Michael L. Viola
• Across the nation
• Slain transgenders Gwen Araujo and Toni "Delicious" Green, at the sixth annual Transgender Day of Remembrance
• Out but not down
  by Dave White
• McGreevey's new life
• A phone call away: the only all-ages national help line for GLBT Americans is seeing an uptick in calls in the wake of George W. Bush's reelection
  by Paul VanDeCarr
• Locas: those wild and mixed up
• Not for women only
  by Tara Lindros
• Bringing equality to Ireland: prime minister Ahern says gays couples deserve greater rights
• Parent vs. parent: gay dads and lesbian moms are winning new recognition of their rights, but many still lose their children
  by Jen Christensen
• Big gay following: Wanda Sykes
  by Chad Graham
• Trevor at six: since 1998 sympathetic ears have worked the help line of the Trevor Project to try to prevent GLBT teen suicide
  by Paul VanDeCarr
• Everywhere man: sexually, spiritually, and politically, Christopher Isherwood lived his life to the limits—a gay hero for our time
  by David Ehrenstein
• Finding asylum: after he was arrested for sodomy and tortured in Uzbekistan, bisexual reporter Ruslan Sharipov escaped to the United States
  by Patrick Letellier
• Aimee Gelnaw
• Against the odds: My partner and I have decided to fight for my children—whatever it takes
  by Mike Owens
• People of the year: the mayors: during a year in which marriage rights for gay and lesbian couples played a major role on the political stage, three mayors were willing to lead the way by taking risks and challenging the system
  by John Caldwell
• Dear Republican friends …
  by Christopher Rice
• The Advocate Poll
• Unmanly spirits
• The election should rally gay youth
• Oregon's crusaders: mayors weren't the only ones to bring hope and joy to the lives of thousands of gay couples this year. Several county commissioners in Portland are also being called heroes
  by John Caldwell
• WeHo, warts and all: in the 1970s the most popular dance club barred blacks, Latinos, women, and older men. Today, the city council would stop that in a heartbeat
  by John Morgan Wilson
• Andersonville, Ga
• Why Bush's win is a victory for gays: like Howard Dean and John Kerry, George W. Bush has come out in favor of same-sex civil unions. What that means, writes Abner Mason, is that if we can work with the Administration instead of against it, the 2004 elect
  by Abner Mason