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The Joy of Ambiguity
By Ian Ayres and Jennifer Gerarda Brown, The Advocate
Leaving others to wonder about one's sexual orientation can be as simple as choosing gender-neutral vocabulary. When done respectfully, 'ambiguation' can give heterosexuals insight into the daily experiences of their GLBT peers. On a broader scale, ambiguation is a compelling tool for gay rights advocacy. Ayres and Brown offer some tips to get started. -- Julie Hanus
http://www.advocate.com/exclusive_detail.asp?id=18249
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The Hair, A Parent
By Randall Roberts, River Front Times
Teeny bikini bottoms and racy television shows have popularized the Brazilian wax among teens -- but not for long in the Show-Me state. Legislation awaiting the governor's signature will make the bare-down-there treatment illegal for Missouri's minors, unless the fledgling Lolitas secure informed parental consent. -- Julie Hanus
http://www.riverfronttimes.com/Issues/2005-06-29/news/news2.html
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