Marriage story:
to be continued
By Christina Caron
NLGJA Reporter Staff
If Saturday’s panel “Out at the Altar: The Marriage Story” were a movie, it would end “to be continued.”
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Journalists grapple with marriage issue
By Tyler Hopson
NLGJA Reporter Staff
Deciding when a journalist is too close to cover a story is an age-old debate with a new twist for LGBT reporters. More

Panelists rap coverage of
trans youth
By Alicia Ebaugh
NLGJA Reporter Staff
Genitals don’t equal gender, but many media outlets are still using them to define their subjects.
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Staff photo/Bryan Kills Crow

Steve Friess, Las Vegas chapter president listens as Barbara Raab of NBC Nightly News makes a point at a session titled, "What is LGBT News" on Saturday.

Mainstream coverage outpacing gay media?
By Hywel Tuscano
NLGJA Reporter Staff
National LGBT media are losing out to the mainstream on coverage of LGBT issues, panelists said Saturday.
In “What Is ‘LGBT News,’ Anyhow?” panelists said it often was easier to pitch an LGBT story to mainstream media, which have greater resources, than to the national gay press. More

• Panelists say LGBT issues overlooked in academia

My View: Ken kicked to the curb
By Alicia Ebaugh
NLGJA Reporter Staff
Barbie is a lesbian. When I was growing up, I loved to play with Barbie dolls. I had nearly 40 of them, with variable lengths of shiny blonde hair, and a few dark-haired Midges and Teresas added for good measure.Mysteriously missing from this menagerie of playthings was Ken, Barbie’s “male friend.” More

Speak Out Q&A
What were some of the best moments of this year's convention?
Find out what NLGJA members think.

Pols criticize
press coverage
By Hatzel Vela
Reporter Staff
U.S. Rep Barney Frank says he’s disappointed in the lack of coverage of positive stories by both the gay and mainstream press.
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Session notes decline in AIDS coverage

Varied menu at Author's Cafe