James Patterson
Journalist at Freelance
Diplomat/economist/journalist; GOP official Indianapolis/WashDC; Reporter in 2014's "Selma"; former husband Evelyn Y. Davis https://t.co/BFw1tza6OP
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5 days ago |
publishersweekly.com | James Patterson |Patrick Leddin
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1 month ago |
washingtonblade.com | James Patterson
Brian McNaught, the pioneering gay activist and author of 1986’s “On Being Gay” and 1993’s “Gay Issues in the Workplace,” has written a personal account about his Catholic faith and homosexuality. It is a memoir without much substance. “A Prince of a Boy: How One Gay Catholic Helped Change the World” (Cascade Books) is a strong personal statement by McNaught. He helped change family relationships. He helped change attitudes about homosexuality. He helped change workplaces, but the world?
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Mar 6, 2025 |
werd.com | Beau Hayhoe |Jack Reacher |James Patterson |Brandon Sanderson
Best known for: Classic dress boots made with Goodyear welting and offered at accessible prices in a range of vivid colorways, especially its distinctive moc toe boots. Dress boots once served a highly functional purpose – for instance, boots with brogue designs were preferred for their utility in the wet highlands.
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Feb 17, 2025 |
rte.ie | James Patterson
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Jan 21, 2025 |
washingtonblade.com | James Patterson
In 1977, Anita Bryant, who recently died, made the career mistake of a lifetime when she began an anti-gay campaign in Miami. Her campaign failed for two important reasons. First, Bryant mistook the political strength of the gay movement across the U.S. Secondly, her use of religion to promote a campaign of bigotry raised serious questions about her honesty.
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