[Our newest TVWW contributor, Barry Garron, is a veteran TV critic who has written for, among others, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and TV Guide. His first post for us asks a tough question: Why have TV entertainment shows seemed to aid gay rights, but not a woman's right to choose? - DB]

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Barry Garron

Barry Garron, a freelance writer, is a former TV critic for The Hollywood Reporter and The Kansas City Star. His work has also appeared in Broadcasting & Cable, Variety, TV Guide, Westways (AAA), Emmy and on CNN.com. He is a past president of the Television Critics Association.

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