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The year in queer
Whew. From California to Connecticut, from Lawrence King to Katherine Patrick, from Mitt Romney's downfall to Del Martin's death, it's been a roller coaster ride of a year for LGBT people near and far. Here's our annual round-up of the year's more memorable moments.
Who's been naughty and who's been nice?
The holidays may be over, but Bay Windows couldn't let 2008 go by without making our own list of people who have been naughty or nice over the past year.
Northeastern student launches campaign for gay cabinet member
Paul Sousa, a 21-year-old Northeastern student and one of the lead organizers of last month's Join the Impact protest against Proposition 8 at Boston City Hall, is hoping to rally the LGBT grassroots to bring about an historic first: the appointment of an openly gay person to President-Elect Barack Obama's cabinet.
'Harvard Business Review' tackles trans issues in the workplace
The Harvard Business Review (<I>HBR</I>), which reaches an elite readership of corporate CEOs and high-level executives, published a case study in its December issue highlighting the issues that companies face when an employee announces plans to change his or her gender.
AIDS org. gets grant to study disparities in healthcare for gay men of color
Cambridge Cares About AIDS has been awarded a $70,000 grant by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation to help the organization address the disparities in health care for HIV positive gay men of color.
Mr. Sanchez goes to Washington
Transgender activist Diego Sanchez has been appointed to the position of legislative assistant to Congressman Barney Frank in Washington, D.C. He will be the first openly transgender person to work in a congressional office in Washington.
Alleged murderer in Yakovleff case to be arraigned this afternoon
Steven Odegard, the Dorchester man charged with murdering 20-year-old Daniel Yakovleff <link|http://www.baywindows.com/index.php?ch=news&sc=glbt&sc3=&id=55259|last January>, turned himself into Boston Police the evening of Dec. 16 and is expected to be arraigned at 2 p.m. on Dec. 17.
LGBT theater troupe portrays teen troubles
Conventional wisdom says that young people are the most open-minded generation when it comes to LGBT issues. But if there was one core message to the True Colors Out Youth Theater troupe's performance Dec. 11 at the Home for Little Wanderers it was that life for LGBT youth is still fraught with conflict.
Hello and Goodbye
An interview with the writer/director of "Ciao".
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