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"THIS WAY OUT: the international lesbian & gay radio magazine
Program #1,111 - distributed 7/13/09
(hosted this week by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
Courageous kids speak to future generations;
A "tip" of the hat to a jazz legend takes a "Rainbow Minute";
Petitions are filed to keep gay sex outlawed in India, Europeans parade
Pride from Madrid to Sofia, the weapon of Mass. Constitution takes aim
at DOMA, a slain sailor's family won't take "random" for an answer,
gay kissing in El Paso "confuses" a cop, and more global LGBT news

- In "NewsWrap": Petitions challenging the Delhi High Court decision overturning India's anti-gay sex Penal Code Section 377 have been filed with the nation's Supreme Court... LGBT Pride is celebrated in Madrid, London, Cologne, Vienna, and Sofia... the state of Massachusetts sues the U.S. federal government challenging the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act... family members, activists, and government officials continue to seek answers in what they say may have been the hate crime murder of gay Navy seaman August Provost III at Southern California's Camp Pendleton Marine Base... a gay kiss is too much for security guards and a police officer at an El Paso, Texas restaurant... and more LGBT news from around the world? (written by GREG GORDON, and reported this week by PAM MARSHALL and CHRIS WILSON).

- "WHAT [BILLY] TIPTON DID FOR JAZZ" is celebrated in a "RAINBOW MINUTE"? (produced by JUDD PROCTOR & BRIAN BURNS at WRIR in Richmond, Virginia and read by GIZ BOWE).

- In celebration of Pride Month, the PACIFICA RADIO ARCHIVES launched an LGBT "time capsule" project.? They put out a call for people in the LOS ANGELES area to come in and record their personal stories, and any messages they'd like to leave behind, for rebroadcast 50 years in the future.? Among the people who responded were two amazing youngsters, 13-year-old BENJAMIN PENZNER and his 16-year-old sister JESSICA, who took the opportunity to go into a studio by themselves and interview each other? (and where Benjamin could also demonstrate his classical viola skills) [to submit something for the "time capsule" project, email Gayday at KPFK.org or phone 1-800-735-0230].
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