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Gay USA: Feb. 26-Mar. 5 2010
- aids
- BBC presenter
- bisexual
- civil rights
- Documentary
- don't ask don't tell
- free speech tv
- gay
- gay and lesbian parents
- gay foster parents
- gay rights
- gay soldiers
- gold
- human rights
- independent media
- lesbian
- lesbian speed skater
- LGBT Pride House
- lgbtq
- media
- mercy killing
- military ban
- murder charges
- news
- olympics
- Ray Gosling
- Romeo and Juliet
- social wefare
- The Acting Company
- The Boys in the Band
- transgender
- vancouver
- World War II
- Yank!
- Gay USA
Efforts to repeal the ban on out gays and lesbians in the military gains some steam; there is good news for gay and lesbian parents in Louisiana and California, though the victory in Louisiana is under attack and there is a threat to gay foster parents in Arizona; a gay BBC presenter, Ray Gosling, faces murder charges for the mercy killing of his lover with AIDS twenty years ago; an out lesbian speed skater wins gold at the Olympics--and we'll show you the LGBT Pride House in Vancouver. Then, Andy reviews "Yank!," a musical about gay soldiers in World War II and a new "site-specific" production of "The Boys in the Band" as well as "Romeo and Juliet" from The Acting Company. Gay USA is a weekly news-hour that offers comprehensive news and analysis by and about the LGBTQ community and features Ann Northrop and Andy Humm.
