General Appears On Cover Of Leadg Magaze For Gay Men
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CLARK REACH OUT TO GAYS
Auckland artist Shane Crook created a portra for Exprs, after former Mr Gay New Zealand and RNZAF member Matt Fistonich suggted the artwork be based on the Amerin World War II wartime "We Can Do It" poster. In 2002, Ms Clark apologised on behalf of the Government for past transgrsns agast the gay and lbian muni. It was more about a fuzzy "clivens" (except for those imprisoned the unrclass), anti-smackg and gay marriage.
Rather, he's the general who wells up when lookg at photographs of a war-torn Bosnia, or rellg an enunter wh a Haian man who dreamed of g to Ameri; the one who lled, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (the ntroversial policy on gays the ary), an "iologil luxury"; the former four-star who is nng as a Democrat. He is also the one who is on the ver of next month's issue of The Advote, a magaze geared towards gay men. "I'm the one person who n brg gay issu forward.
In an terview, Clark shar his views on many issu ncerng the gay muny. "The [gay, lbian, and transgenr] muny is credibly important to this mpaign and The Advote is the biggt magaze that muny, so we were proud to be asked to be on the ver and he was happy to do , " explaed Clark munitns director Matt a sual whe unrshirt and black jacket, Clark has dched the fatigu, left the su and tie at home and shed the argyle sweater. Another woman add, "Well, is hip to be gay.