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  Gay and Lesbian Activism With a Sense of Humor :: Good As You: Ford boycottin' folks at the American Family Association are all steamed up at the motor company once again, this time because of their decision to advertise all eight of their brands in the May issue of Out magazine. And in case you weren't aware, advertising in a gay mag now automatically puts a big ol' target on the backs of America's companies. (via Cosmos)

I got a fever.: There's an interview with Kristen Bell in Out Magazine this month. Apparently she was named the "Hottest Girl We'd Go Straight For." Um, that's kind of the awesomest award ever. (via Cosmos)

Oscillate Wildly: Nick Lemons Say hello to model Nick Lemons, the latest Out cover boy, of Major Model Management. Technorati Tags: Nick Lemons 04:38 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0) (via Cosmos)

  AOL Gay & Lesbian: Worth Repeating: 2) Pick up a copy of my friend Dave Singleton's book, 'Behind Every Great Woman There's a Fabulous Gay Man.' According to Dave, "Without gay men, who's going to make sure you don't end up marrying a loser, spending all your money on crappy home decor, looking like a reject from a bad 80s hair band, and spending the next fifty years entrenched in the core belief that losing those last five pounds will really change your life?" (via Cosmos)

  The Rittenhouse Review: [Post-publication addendum (April 5): The Times updates the story today with "Details Emerge in Connecticut Murder Case," by Alison Leigh Cowan and Janon Fisher, while the New York Post, giving the story front-page treatment, offers, "Fraudster Eyed in 'Suicide by Hitman,'" by Tom Liddy, Murray Weiss, and Dan Mangan, with this lead: "Suspicions grew yesterday that a disgraced tycoon found slain in his Greenwich mansion may have paid a hitman to have himself knocked off -- so his kids could collect on his $10 million life-insurance policy." The New York Daily News serves up "No Forced Entry in Slay," by Jess Wisloski and Tracy Connor. Finally, the Greenwich Time has "Cops: Kissel Was Target," by Martin B. (via Cosmos)

 [Catholic Fire] Ford Makes Historic Move in Support of Groups... : In this issue of OUT, which Ford supported with their advertising, are articles such as Nightlife: Party All the Time. Here is the description OUT gave of that article: "Rockin' and raunchy queer clubs are making a comeback, and we tell you where the three hottest places to play are." Another article was The Mix: Scary Lady, Porn 2 Go.

 [Jeff Quinton - Backcountry Conservative] AFA's Conquest Against Ford Will Hurt America: Lately the American Family Association (AFA) has been putting a full court press against Ford Motor Company to cease and desist their support of homosexual marriages. While, ideologically, I agree with AFA that gay marriage is an immoral and unacceptable practice that should never be legal, I find their campaign a tad bit bothersome from an economic perspective.

 [ Pam's House Blend] Ford drop-kicks the anti-gay shareholder... : "These organizations use it to aggressively promote same-sex marriage. In addition, we advertise in publications whose primary focus is gay sex."OK, now on to the hilarious pyrrhic victory quote of the day, from Don Wildmon:

 [ Pandagon] Ford drop-kicks the anti-gay shareholder... : I belong to a parish whose head priest is a partnered gay man, I live in the only Anglican diocese in the entire world where priests are able to bless same-sex marriages in our churches (and between our diocese doing that and Gene Robinson becoming the bishop of an Episcopalian diocese, Canada and the US almost ended up leaving the Worldwide Anglican Communion last year), and when I meet fundies online or in real life, I vigorously disagree with them. There are progressive Christian voices out there (look at Slacktivist or Sojourners, for example).

[Thefordblog.com] | TheFordBlog.com: To reward major advancements in traffic safety, the World Traffic Safety Symposium recognizes organizations and individuals that are creating a safer environment for motorists and pedestrians. Each year, nominations are submitted for the Symposium’s Achievement Awards and winners are selected by the Symposium’s Advisory Committee, which is comprised of auto safety experts from government agencies, educational institutions, private foundations and individuals with a passion for the advancement of traffic safety.

 [Americablog.blogspot.com] AMERICAblog: Because a great nation deserves the truth: Ford challenges us to keep an eye out on their upcoming ads in order to verify that they will in fact be tailored.There is no other way to read this than that Ford did the right thing. Whether or not an agreement was reached with the American Family Association - and the AFA has a record of crowing about such "victories" when no such victory occurred (sounds a lot like our president) - Ford has rectified the real or perceived problem, and the AFA has been shown to have no clothes (other than a very rusty chastity belt).

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