Thursday, February 15, 2001
OKC
Lesbian couple 'married' in live 'mass wedding' broadcast
Oklahoma City
Barney
Frank files domestic partner bill
National
NGLTF:
Civil union bills, anti-GLBT Boy Scout measures dominate
state legislative landscape
National
Nadler
reintroduces immigration bill
National
What's
your opinion? Join The
Discussion on GayOKC.com's Message Board!
Scroll to bottom for Recent Stories and Editorials
Events and
Announcements
To see EVERYTHING
that's happening this month visit GayOKC.com's
OKC GLBT Calendar!
Sydney Gay+Lesbian Mardi Gras
Feb 9-Mar 3, Sydney, AU, www.mardigras.com.au.
OLIC
Scholarship deadline
Feb 15. Apply for
Oklahoma's first GLBT scholarship! Oklahoma group
creates scholarship for LGBT students - More info on
Oklahoma GLBT scholarship
Mardi
Gras
Feb 16-27, New Orleans
Peggy
Johnson
LIVE MUSIC > Fri, Feb
16, 8:30PM, Galileo's Bar and Grill, 3009 Paseo,
415-7827, $5 cover, CDs for sale. More info: lostwaxcat1@juno.com
Leather
& Lace 2001
Sat, Feb 17 www.opep.com/leatherlace/index.htm
YGLA Fundraiser
Sat,
Feb 17, Wreckroom, 2127 N.W. 39th Street, 525-7610
Central
Oklahoma Human Rights Alliance
MEETING > POLITICAL
GROUP > Mon, Feb 19, 5:30PM,
Episcopal Diocese, 924 N Robinson.
Pride
Network, Inc (OKC Pride Parade organizing meeting)
MEETING > EVENT
ORGANIZING > Mon, Feb 19, 7:30PM,
The Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. Get involved! Help us
plan YOUR Pride Parade! The public is invited and welcome!
www.okcpride.com
Miss Tramps
Pageant
Feb 19, 20, Tramps,
2201 NW 39th, 521-9888.
Filing period for
OKC City Council election
Feb 21-23. Calling all
Gay-friendly candidates!
Gay
Lesbian & Straight Education Network
MEETING
> Wed, Feb
21, 7PM, the Center, 2135 NW 39th street, 524-6000.
Rocky Horror
Picture Show
Wed,
Feb 21, 8PM, Carpenter Square Theater, 400 W
Sheridan, $15. Information and Tickets 879-5992 or
Granada Floral. OFFAIDS Grants Reception during
Intermission, proceeds benefit AIDS Service Organizations
in central Oklahoma. More info: www.offaids.org
Miss Copa At Large
Wed,
Feb 21, The Copa, located in the Habana Inn, 2200
NW 39th Expressway
John Corigliano in
residence at OCU
Feb
22-24. Internationally renowned openly-Gay
composer, winner of a 1999 Oscar for best score for The
Red Violin, will give workshops and lead
performances at OCU's School of Music. Corigliano tries
again
Norman Mardi Gras
Parade
Sat, Feb 24
Oklahoma City
GLSEN Coming Out Party
Sat, Feb 24
The Art By Thomas
ART SHOW > Sat, Feb
24, Art Spice Gallery, http://hometown.aol.com/theartbythomas/myhomepage/profile.html
Fat
Tuesday
Tues, Feb 27
2001
OKC Pride Parade Logo Contest deadline
Thur, Mar 1. www.okcpride.com
2001
Region 3 Interpride Conference
Mar 9-11, Radisson Hotel Dallas, Mockingbird
Lane at Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas. InterPride is the
International Association of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and
Transgender Pride Coordinators. The purpose of InterPride
is to build and develop Pride organizations around the
world. In addition to organizations that produce annual
Pride events, we are also inviting other groups within
the lesbian and gay community that focus on one or more
annual events. On Sunday afternoon, there will be a media
workshop for all GLBT organizations. The workshop will
cover topics including working with broadcast and print
media, how to make sure that your message is clearly
expressed, and how to get that message to your target
audience. www.razzledazzledallas.org/IP3RegInfo.htm
MORE
Local Events:
Folklahoma
Local Concert
listings
FILMHEADS
Local Movie
Times
ConnectOK
Calendar
Health
News
GayHealth.com
News
Gay Men's
Health Summit
CNN>Health>Men
CNN>Health>Women
CBS
HealthWatch
JAMA
Newsline
WebMD.com
Today's
HIV News at AEGIS
Business
and Financial News
gfn.com
CNNfn
Wall
Street Journal
Daily
Oklahoman Business section
Oklahoma
Journal-Record
Tulsa
World Business section
Dallas
Morning News Business section
Bloomberg
Quicken
Investor's
Business Daily
Forbes
Business Week
Sports
OUTSPORTS.com
Oklahoma
Sooners Online
DALLASCOWBOYS.com
NFL.com
ESPN.com
FOXSports.com
Travel
QT
magazine
Travelocity
R e c e n t x s t
o r i e s
Oklahoma
City
Sponsors
threaten KISS-FM over same-sex wedding
Same-sex
'wedding' to be broadcast live on KISS-FM
Oklahoma
City GLSEN instrumental in creation of Jenks GSA
Husband
of city council candidate accuses website designer of
harassment
OUTART
cancelled
Editor of
Ebony Tribune dies after surgery at 39
Lawmakers
return for tough session
Northwest
Classen High School administration shows anti-Gay animus
Paseo
Arts Festival solicits entries
OKC Pride
Parade committee accepting entries for 2001 logo contest
Corigliano
tries again
Joe
Quigley, teacher - Three and a half years of homophobia
in Oklahoma City's public schools
GayOKC.com
to create on-line AIDS memorial
Tulsa
Tulsa
Oklahomans for Human Rights & Gill Foundation
Developing Fundraisers, Leaders
Urban
Tulsa responds to anti-GLBT policy
accusations - and GayTulsa.org answers
Urban
Tulsa accused of anti-GLBT
practices
Oklahoma
Statewide
School
board election results
62
districts opt to skip yearly vote
Oklahoma
police hunting for “AIDS robber”
More info
on Oklahoma GLBT scholarship
Miss
Amateur Oklahoma 2001
Oklahoma
group creates scholarship for LGBT students
National
& World News
Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Gallaudet
Student Arrested
Montana
College Students Confront School Officials
Hate-crimes
bill rejected in Montana
FBI
releases hate-crime numbers
NGLTF -
FBI hate crimes data woefully underreports crimes against
GLBT people
Human
Rights Campaign issues statement on FBI report
Production
Halted on Dr. Laura TV Show
Gladiator,
Stephen Daldry, Javier Bardem among Oscar nominees
Connecticut
Cuts BSA from State Employee Plan
Hepatitis
C emerging as a leading cause of death in AIDS
Stonewall
Democrats Build New Leadership
Mauresmo
Wins Gaz de France
Tuesday,
February 13, 2001
Gay
student attacked in Montana, spurring calls for hate-crimes
bill
Gays
celebrate Freedom to Marry Day
Eminem
and Elton speak up
GLAAD
Alert Special: Eminem & Elton John at The Grammys
Connecticut
legislator wants to end commission over BSA ruling
Utah to
Make Marriage a Felony?
More than
100 chapters join PFLAG’s “safe schools”
campaign
Donna
Brazile may run for D.C. council
Gay
Republicans Look to Bush on Finances
NTAC
gearing up for Transgender Lobby Days
Sharra E.
Greer Joins Servicemembers Legal Defense Network
TV,
Mullets, Sports, and a Duck
To Combat
the Wily H.I.V., Newer and Safer Drugs Are Necessary
Saturday, February
10, 2001
Gays in
the British Military: Ask, Tell and then Move On
Some
women found able to naturally block HIV infection
Missouri
governor admits “personal qualms” over Lingar
execution
Byrd Hate
Crimes Act Moves Past Texas Senate Committee
Gay,
Lesbian Mardi Gras Launched at Sydney Opera House
S.F.
commissioner allegedly threatens gay colleague
HIV-blocking
protein found in placenta
Newly
discovered molecule plays key role in HIV infection
National
Conference on Aging to include sessions on Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender elders
British
Doctor Wins Discrimination Suit
Gay Radio
Station to Launch in London
Eminem
greeted by protesters in U.K.
Chat with
Queer as Folk’s
Hal Sparks
Queer
folks return with new Showtime series
Friday,
February 9, 2001
Partner
of woman killed by dog says owners should be jailed
It’s
official: Eminem and Elton John will duet at Grammys
Scout
battles heat up
Scout
troop: 'Don't ask, don't tell'
Central
Florida United Way reaches compromise with Boy Scouts
Candidate
Filings
Association
stands to lose funds for not ousting gay-friendly
churches
Gay sting
appeal fails in California
Gay Man's
Right to Retain Home Goes Before Washington's Highest
Court
Rainbow
kilt causes stir in Scotland
Airline
Loses Points vs New Zealand Discrimination Law
Gay
composer John Cage celebrated at Carnegie Hall
Couple
Wake Up to Reality of Financing Their Dream
Market
Mentality – Fri. Feb. 9, 2001
Anti-HIV
drugs reaching their limit
Once-a-day
experimental protease inhibitor unveiled
HIV found
to hide in brain, central nervous system
Thursday,
February 8, 2001
Missouri
executes Gay convicted killer
White
House reverses statement, will keep AIDS office open
NY State
Repeals 150-Year-Old Sodomy Law
Government-funded
religion initiatives pose fundamental threat, NGLTF warns
Mass.
activists call marriage bill the most antigay in the
state ever
Missouri
committee passes anti–gay marriage bill
Vermont
legislator calls for repeal of civil unions
Colorado
committee OK’s same-sex property bill
Baltimore
housing commissioner returns to work
Gay and
Lesbian Victory Fund Endorses Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano
Cheney
Gets Frank Criticism
Mississippi
Gay Lobby endorses state flag change
Gay
Couples, Clergy, Politicians Join for National Freedom to
Marry Day
Colin
Higgins Foundation Seeks Nominations for Courage Awards
Dr.
Laura to return from hiatus, says
Paramount
Small
Business Staring at Digital Divide
gfn.com
Tech Talk: Stamping Out Computer Viruses
AIDS: The
Dangers of Letting Down Your Guard
Editorials
As Eminem/Grammy
fury grows, GLSEN presses teachers to explore controversy
in the classroom
An Open
Letter to Elton John Regarding Grammy Appearance with
Eminem
Signorile:
Elton, what's up with Eminem?
Deb Price
- 'Justice for all' should include gays
Nation's
Borders Separate Love And Country
In
Government and, Incidentally, Gay
Signorile:
The "inning" of Barry Diller
GLAAD
statement on Eminem performance at Grammies
A step
toward dignity
Mixed
Signals From Bush White House on Race, AIDS Offices
HRC urges
administration to clarify if it intends to downsize HIV/AIDS
efforts
Log Cabin
Republicans - Why Gay American Families Should Care About
Tax Fairness
Human
Rights Campaign praises administration's decision to keep
AIDS policy office open
Bush
steps up White House fight against AIDS
Let's
Revive Philosophy
Blessing
same-sex unions
The Wockner
Wire
|
