outweek造句

• Signorile saw his role at OutWeek as one of taking on the media and the entertainment industry.
• What has shifted since magazines like Outweek were criticized for smoke-bombing celebrities out of the closet?
• Masters, who sold advertising for Outweek and was publisher of QW, started LGNY in February 1995.
• The New York Times noted that, " Outweek established itself from the start as the most progressive of the gay publications.
• Ironically, " OutWeek " outed only a handful of public figures during its existence, mostly in Signorile's column.
• Many other gay and lesbian publications became far feistier, and it is sometimes said that OutWeek pioneered a " new gay journalism ."
• Following her contributions to the Gay Community News, Pokorny began contributing articles on gay and lesbian culture to the fledling publication, Outweek.
• Following her contributions to the Gay Community News, Pokorny began contributing articles on gay and lesbian culture to the fledgling publication, Outweek.
• In 1989, when Signorile outed publisher Malcolm Forbes in Outweek, there was an immediate public and media outcry _ even though Forbes was deceased.
• She moved to New York, and in 1989 became an editor of OutWeek, an alternative paper eager to bring a gay subculture to the surface.
• Rotello and Signorile were founding editors of Outweek, the now-defunct periodical that defined the national debate over " outing " prominent closeted homosexuals.
• Outweek, which gained national notoriety for its practice of " outing " public figures who are gay and lesbian, closed in 1991 after only two years in business.
• "OutWeek " also stirred significant controversy by its use of the term " queer " as an inclusive way to describe gay men, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people.
• After the videotaped interview appeared on Rick X's show, " OutWeek Magazine " " outed " Geffen, who went on to announce his homosexuality at an AIDS fundraiser.
• Author and activist Michelangelo Signirile first popularized outing in his widely read columns for Outweek, a now-defunct New York gay magazine _ although he claims that Time magazine actually coined the term.
• Remarkably for a magazine that lasted only two years, " OutWeek " was named one of the " ten most influential 20th century gay publications " by the popular website Gay Today in 2001.
• "OutWeek ", which had begun publishing in 1989, was home to activist and outing pioneer Michelangelo Signorile, who stirred the waters when he outed the recently deceased Malcolm Forbes in March 1990.
• In 1989 he began working as the publisher's assistant for " OutWeek " magazine and also contributed his first news and arts stories for editors Michelango Signorile, Sarah Pettit, and Gabriel Rotello.
• Rotello and " OutWeek " became controversial for the practice of outing, which originated at " OutWeek, " and for promoting the word queer as a catch-all phrase for sexual minorities.
• Rotello and " OutWeek " became controversial for the practice of outing, which originated at " OutWeek, " and for promoting the word queer as a catch-all phrase for sexual minorities.