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WATCH: Women's Use Of Birth Control Can Turn Men Gay, Group Claims

Posted 10.02.2012 | Gay Voices
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A bizarre new video linking women's use of birth control pills and other chemical contraceptives to an "increase" in homosexual activity among men is ...

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WATCH: Check Out 'The Outs,' A Poignant New Web Series About NYC Gay Life

Posted 05.31.2012 | Gay Voices
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New York City-based writer-director Adam Goldman has produced an intriguing new web series about gay life in the big city. Titled "The Outs," Goldman ...

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WATCH: British Man Who Claims To Have Woken Up Gay After Stroke Speaks Out

Posted 04.02.2012 | Gay Voices
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A British man who claims to have "woken up gay" after a gym accident led him to suffer a stroke is speaking out about his experience to the BBC. K...

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My Gay Lifestyle

Domenick Scudera | Posted 01.01.2012 | Gay Voices
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I live the gay lifestyle, the gay lifestyle that is often mentioned by some Republican candidates for president. For those who are unfamiliar with the lifestyle, this is a typical day.

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The Costs And Benefits Of Coming Out In China

Economic Observer/Worldcrunch | A Kuai | Posted 09.12.2011 | World
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After he left Tianjin last year, Zhang Xiaobai realized that homosexuals are not "rare birds." When he was still in primary school, Zhang (not his ...

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