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    For gay men, the intersection of sex and race brings out the worst in a small number of people, who then make headaches for everyone else.
  • Deserve American
    Reducing citizenship to where you're born diminishes what it means to be an American for everyone.
  • This Land Is Your Land
    Journalist Jose Antonio Vargas came out as undocumented and challenged the nation on what it means to be American.
  • Daniel's Choice
    Faced with a decision between living with integrity or living a lie, West Point graduate and Iraq War veteran Lt. Daniel Choi chose honesty
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    Cooking my first Thanksgiving dinner for my in-laws last year, things were going perfectly up until the point when I sliced off the tip of my finger.
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  • I’m the co-publisher of Metro Weekly, Washington, DC’s biggest and best gay and lesbian publication. Over the course of my 40-something years, I've been a good little golden boy, a sub-Ivy-League college grad, an annoying activist, a very active party boy, a humorist and a journalist -- if those last two have any distinction. In addition to the magazine, I’m a freelance writer, car reviewer, book addict, gamer, amateur tennis player and reasonably successful husband. I have my hands full.

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Bringing out the big gun for this week's cover

I'm pretty psyched about Thursday's Metro Weekly cover. Well, I'm generally psyched for all our covers at the magazine, but I'm exceptionally psyched for this one, mostly because it puts a grin on my face (something I can use this week). Here's the sneak peek of the cover with the subject of our feature interview, Jake Nodar, one of the stars of Discovery Channel's Out of the Wild: The Alaska Experiment. It's kind of like if Guns & Ammo went gay for the week:

052809 cover Jake Nodar for web
The cover was shot on location -- Maryland, not Alaska -- by Metro Weekly art and photography director Todd Franson. Eye catching, no?

Be sure to stop by MetroWeekly.com tomorrow for the full interview by Will O'Bryan. Nodar is a really interesting guy, not just for being on TV but for his own personal journey.

May 27, 2009 at 10:08 PM in Metro Weekly |

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Is it too late for Will to ask Jake the story behind the furry-skin outfit used in Todd's photo? Wouldn't it have been even more comfortable fur side in?

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