FYI, A recent publication of a symposium on gay rights issues was sceduled to be published in the Stanford Law and Policy Reivew (symposiums in academia tend to highlight important arguments in a discipline by soliciting views from both sides of the debate), but at the last minute rejected all the
articles that were critical of gay rights and chose to publish all the articles that were pro-gay rights. This quite evident blow to the liberal ideal of the academy is explored here:

http://www.regent.edu/acad/schlaw/lawreview/issues/v14n2.html

(scroll down and click on "Gay Orthodoxy and Academic Heresy," by Ty
Clevenger

The articles that were originally intended to be published in the SLPR are
being published in a special edition of the Regent Law Review. D.GOOCH