Protecting Kevin Spacey's 'Privacy' Was Dangerous

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Over 25 years ago, in 1990, as an editor, reporter and columnist, I was vilified by many in the media, and in the LGBT community,for reporting on the sexual orientation of public figures when such truths were relevant to a larger story. This came to be dubbed by Time magazine as “outing”?a word I never accepted since I simply saw it as reporting. What made it relevant to report? Lots of things.

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