Is outing journalism?

Prompted by the gay media speculation about Rep. David Dreier and other recent events, the local chapter of the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association will hold a panel discussion about the media's role on October 28. Chapter VP Christopher Lisotta will moderate a panel of journalists to include Martha Flores of the L.A. Times and David Jefferson of Newsweek. It's at the Renberg Theatre in Hollywood.

11:25 PM Sunday, October 17 2004 • Link
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