Making the choice to come out let Adam Nelson live openly. 10 years later he looks back at how he did it.
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May 2009
Take Steps to Reduce Debt
Looking for some relief from the stress of the recession? Jaime Zimmerman suggests ways to lessen your debt and keep financial independence.
The Short and Simple
Bonnie Raimy’s tips to purchasing the perfect summer shorts.
At Your Own Pace
Amber Ault goes out for a jog with the Madison Front Runners/Front Walkers and finds support for athletes at any level.
As Goes Iowa…
How did our neighboring state 90 minutes west achieve marriage equality? Tamara Packard reviews their Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion.
Do You Tell the Whole Truth?
Can you see your glass ceiling? Jimmy Owen looks at the facts about what “little white lies” can do to our physical and emotional health.
From Serene to Sureal
Emily Mills surveys the diverse family of musicians that call Madison home.
National Women’s Music Festival
Festival producer Jane Weldon chronicles how Madison became the home to this 35-year mission.
Before Christopher Street
Years before George Segal’s “Gay Liberation” was permanently installed in New York’s Sheridan Square, the statues’ first home was in Madison’s Orton Park. Richard Wagner celebrates the work of the New Harvest Foundation.
Look What Love Has Given Me
How do you make it in the music industry as an out artist? In her own words, legendary folk musician Tret Fure chronicles her career from piano lessons to Billboard charts.
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