Joel Ginsberg

Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association

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More than a decade ago, Dr.

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More than a decade ago, Dr. James Holsinger wrote a paper for the Methodist Church claiming that gay-male sex was inherently unsafe.

Is Ideology Trumping Science in the Bush White House?

More than a decade ago, Dr. James Holsinger wrote a paper for the Methodist Church claiming that gay-male sex was inherently unsafe.

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