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BOSTONIANS OF THE YEAR

The Crusader

Mary Bonauto redefined the word "marriage" and gave gay couples around the country hope that their time has come.

By Charles P. Pierce
December 26, 2004

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She could have been a pundit. By now, she could have been a star performer in the national political Kabuki that largely has replaced a national political dialogue. She could have exchanged hardballs with Chris Matthews, or factored in with the O'Reilly crowd, or walked the far frontiers of Scarborough Country. She could have been a star, Mary Bonauto could, ... (Full article: 1152 words)

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