The AggreGAYtor: July 23
What happened today in gay? Here’s your QILTBAG recap of queer news.
11:45AM, Tue. Jul. 23, 2013

Minnesotans get sick on fondant, Alan Turing gets a belated reprieve, and Big Freedia gets a misplexed and boonfraggled response from Postal Service fans, as your AggreGAYtor jiggles the tubes.
The Good
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The National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce honored Austin Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (AGLCC) with its Rising Star Award. Whoot whooot! Go Austin.
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Package Menswear (née Skivvies) is back and looking slick.
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Gaymers of the world unite at the first gay gaymers conference in San Francisco.
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Gay wedding business booms in Minnesota, as divorce attorneys bide their time.
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Alan Turing, the Enigma code breaker and father of modern computing, who was bullied into suicide by the UK government, is to be pardoned, very posthumously.
The Bad
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Guys, Russia has been severely retrograde on queer issues, and the Times is on it. Just ask these Dutch tourists.
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Queer kids are on all the Internets, getting all the bullied.
The Fugly
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The recently-opened Red Room on Fourth has suddenly become a hetero-only segregated space.
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The Vatican is embroiled in another gay sex scandal. Or is it the same old gay sex scandal?
It Came from the Tubes
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