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Miss Oklahoma Entertainer of the Year
Fri,
Mar 23, The Copa, located in the Habana Inn, 2200 NW 39th Expressway.
Oklahoma GLSEN
Coming Out Party
Sat, Mar 24, 6:30PM-8:30PM,
The Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. For more info contact co-chair
Rhonda Rudd at rhonda0221@hotmail.com.
Oklahoma Gay Rodeo
Association
Sun, Mar 25, 1PM, The
Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. For more info contact ogra@rodeoboy.com. www.rodeoboy.com/ogra
73rd
annual Academy Awards
Sun, Mar 25 www.oscar.com
Progressive
Alliance briefing
Mon, Mar 26, NOON, State
Capitol. For info e-mail Keith Smith at oksmith@aol.com.
Mary
C. Reynolds
LIVE MUSIC > Mon, Mar 26, 9PM, Dooley's
Tower Club, Citizens Tower Building, NW 23rd &
Classen.
OKC
City Council
MEETING > GOVERNMENT
AGENCY > Tues, Mar 27, 8:30AM, OKC
City Hall, 200 N Walker. Agenda. www.okc-cityhall.org
Edmond
PFLAG
Tues, Mar 27, 7PM,
Channing Unitarian-Universalist Church, 2800 W 15th
Street, Edmond. Help line: 844-9038. E-mail: pflag_of_edmond@hotmail.com
Jellyroll
Goldberg and Friends
LIVE MUSIC > Tues, Mar 27, 9PM, Dooley's
Tower Club, Citizens Tower Building, NW 23rd &
Classen.
Act
Casual
LIVE MUSIC > Tues, Mar
27, 10:30PM, HiLo Club, 1221 NW 50th.
843-1722
3rd
Annual Finishline/Levi's Turn-A-Bout Show
Wed, Mar 28, The Copa, located in the Habana Inn, 2200 NW 39th
Expressway. Rare performances from your favorite
employees. Proceeds benefit OGRA & OKClassic.
The
Art of Feminine Illusion
Wed, Mar 28, 10PM, Partners, 2805 NW 36th
Street. Hosted by
Maria Isabel.
Young
Gay/Lesbian Alliance
MEETING > Thur, Mar
29, 6PM, The Center, 2135 NW 39th Street.
Support group for persons 20 and under. For info call 524-6000.
Website: ygla.homestead.com
Spring
Fling
Fri, Mar 30, Church of the Open Arms, 1212 N Hudson.
Live DJ, dancing, games, fun!
"
O N E " :: Family Reunion 2001
Mar 30-31, OSU campus,
Stillwater. 3rd annual OLIC conference.
Keynote Speaker: Betty DeGeneres. www.okstate.edu/osu_orgs/glbca/confopen.htm
Democratic
Party County Conventions
Sat, Mar 31
Dialogue
Among Civilizations Through Poetry
Sat, Mar 31, 8pm,
Diversity Coffee Shoppe, 1739 NW 16th. Featuring poets
Marissa Lane, Ann Weisman, 3 Yuchi Artists: Richard Ray
Whitman, Joe Dale Tate Nevaquaya, Mark Maxey. www.tsoyaha.com/dialogue.htm
OKC
Metro Women's Chorus
LIVE MUSIC > Sat, Mar
31, 8PM, Partners, 2805 NW 36th
Street. 'April Fools' cabaret show. Tickets: $5 at the
door.
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Oklahoma
City
Johnson,
Cornett win election
Cimarron
Alliance Group issues statement on Cornett campaign
OGLPC
issues voter guide for city council elections
City
council race turning out to be grudge match
Ward 4
offers city, country place to meet
Cimarron
Alliance Group announces endorsements in City Council
races
OGLPC
seeks nominations for officers
City asks
for respect on its Talk Back site
NWOSU
president to head OCU
OGLPC
seeks new webmaster
Cimarron
Alliance Group interviews city council candidates
Before
Night Falls makes it to OKC
Oklahoma
GLSEN announces Coming Out Party
Collage
2001
Tulsa
Tulsa
Human Rights Commission seeks input from GLBT community
Transgendered
ex-police officer to speak at TOHR meeting
Oklahoma
Statewide
Oklahoma’s
minorities growing
Cameron
University adds "sexual orientation" to anti-discrimination
policy
Anti-civil
unions bill dead
Betty
DeGeneres to address Oklahoma student conference
Largent
files for 2002 gubernatorial race
Miss
Amateur Oklahoma 2001
National
& World News
Thursday, March 22, 2001
Maryland
gay rights bill goes to full senate
Arizona
senate gives OK to antibias bill
Bush won’t
take sides in gay marriage debate
Colo.
state senator proposes resolution to praise Scouts for
gay ban
Federal
Court Dismisses Religious Challenge to Gay Rights Law
Supreme
Court rules in arbitration case involving gay man
Tucson
Gays See Discrimination in Parade
Israeli
high court overturns rabbinical court decision in lesbian
case
Israeli
Parliament Marks Gay Lobby Anniversary With Verbal
Clashes
Gay
activists challenge Namibian president
Is this
the end for Xena?
Lincoln
Center honors Blitzstein, Strayhorn, and other gay
composers
One in
nine South Africans now living with HIV
GlaxoSmithKline
to supply single-use syringes to developing countries
Cellular
peptide may help protect against HIV, STDs
Wednesday,
March 21, 2001
Namibian
President: Arrest, Deport, Imprison Gays, Lesbians
London
Police Arrest 100 for Hate Crimes
U.K.
Census to Count Gay Partners
OK of gay-rights
legislation expected from Maryland senate panel
Progress
on Arizona ENDA and Sodomy Laws
Teen
suspect waives psychiatric evaluation in Arthur Warren Jr.
murder
ACLU
files suit to stop libraries from censoring gay material
on the Net
Israeli
Court Backs Lesbian Mom
German
State Questions Same-Sex Couples Law
Liberace
still not out at his own museum
Joan Jett
jettisons involvement with Rocky
Horror CD
A
Glimpse of Hell a taste of ratings
heaven for FX
Researchers
allege Glaxo Wellcome “spun” Epivir drug trial
results
Bush
administration considering increased spending on AIDS in
Africa
South
Africa rejects donation of 1 million HIV test kits
HAART
effective in lowering viral loads in older HIV-positive
people
Tuesday,
March 20, 2001
Paris
selects openly-Gay mayor
Louisiana
Sodomy Law Ruled Unconstitutional
Key
supporters of military's Gay ban have changed their
position
Lesbians
arrested at New York’s St. Patrick’s Day parade
A
Molecular Offspring, Off to Join the AIDS Wars
Exhibit
highlights conflicts over gay ministers
Experimental
AIDS vaccines fail to focus on strains affecting Africa
Diversity
course for Berkeley police officers first of its kind
Brazil to
launch human trials of AIDS vaccines
Indian
Gov't to Pursue AIDS Vaccine
Castro:
Cuba is producing generic AIDS drugs
Inspiration
for Will & Grace’s
Jack sues creators
Closer
To Heaven, the Pet Shop Boys
musical, to open
Alan
Cumming’s same-sex Broadway smooch gets undue
attention
More than
1,200 already registered for Gay Games 2002
Monday,
March 19, 2001
Upheld
Texas sodomy law to be appealed
Protesters
speak out about school district’s removal of Gay
biographies
Lynne
Cheney says family was prepared for press interest in
Mary
Vermont
house votes to ban gay marriage
Will
Connecticut be the next Vermont?
Across
the political divide: Stonewall Democrats and Log Cabin
Republicans
Portuguese
parliament grants rights to same-sex couples
ACLU, ALA
to challenge "Children's Internet Protection Act"
Companies
asked to participate in survey to determine best and
worst for GLBT Americans
Fan says
NBA player used antigay, racist slurs
Sisters
of Perpetual Indulgence celebrate 22nd anniversary
College
Returns $3 Million Gift for AIDS Lab
FX
explores USS Iowa tragedy with A
Glimpse of Hell
Friday,
March 16, 2001
Gay Sex
on the Rise in U.S.
Arizona
Sodomy Repeal Gets Initial OK
Appeals
Court Upholds Texas Sodomy Law
Presbyterian
Vote OKs Same-Sex Blessings by Clergy
Pentagon
Promises To Issue Directive and Instruction on Anti-Gay
Harassment
3rd Major
Firm Offers AIDS Drug Discounts to South Africa
Another
United Way chapter cuts ties to Scouts
Manipulation
of endorsement process by candidates criticized in New
York
Civil
rights trial starts for cops accused of abusing Gay man
Las Vegas
police sergeant fired after anti-Gay prayer
Family
sues teacher over Valentine’s Day slur
HIV drugs
cost-effective, studies say
Ban on
AIDS Drug ADS Proposed in San Francisco
Gay Paris
Backs Socialist's Campaign for Mayor
GLBT ICQ
users to meet
Queen to
be inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Chat with
John Waters
Editorials
Deb Price
- Gay advocates redefine their roles
GLSEN
jumpstarts week of legislative action on LGBT youth and
education issues
From the
Floor – Mar. 19, 2001
OGLPC
rescinds Cornett endorsement
Oklahoma
Legislature update - cheers and jeers from Keith Smith
Human
Rights Campaign issues statement on redistricting
The Wockner
Wire
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