Wednesday, March 28, 2001
TONIGHT:
Young Gay/Lesbian Alliance at the Center!
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Supporters
reintroduce Federal Hate Crimes Bill
National
Gay
Rights bills approved by Illinois, Delaware houses
National
Montana
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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
Oklahoma
City Transgender Discussion Group
Fri, Mar 30, 7PM, The
Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. Open forum discussion group
open to all TG persons and their family and friends.
Weekly.
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 (Fri night). 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.
Daylight
Savings Time begins
Sun, Apr 1, 2AM. Adjust
your clock forward 1 hour before you go to bed Saturday
night (meaning you'll lose that much sleep tonight!).
Pride
Network, Inc 2001 Logo Design Contest Reception
Sun, Apr 1, 2PM-5PM, The
Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. Entrants in the contest to
design the logo for OKC's 2001 Pride Parade will be
honored. Open to the public. www.okcpride.com
Memorial
Service for Joe Hodges
Sun, Apr 1, 3PM, Church
of the Open Arms, 1212 N Hudson. Music will be provide by
Leon Sanders. Rev Kathy McCallie will officiate. Those
interested in speaking should contact Rev McCallie at 272-9555.
Progressive
Alliance briefing
Mon, Apr 2, NOON, State
Capitol. For info e-mail Keith Smith at oksmith@aol.com.
Mary
C. Reynolds
LIVE MUSIC > Mon, Apr 2, 9PM, Dooley's
Tower Club, Citizens Tower Building, NW 23rd &
Classen.
OKC
City Council
MEETING > GOVERNMENT
AGENCY > Tues, Apr 3, 8:30AM,
OKC City Hall, 200 N Walker. Agenda. www.okc-cityhall.org
Jellyroll
Goldberg and Friends
LIVE MUSIC > Tues, Apr
3, 9PM, Dooley's Tower Club,
Citizens Tower Building, NW 23rd & Classen.
Eureka
Springs Diversity Celebration
Apr 6-8, Eureka Springs,
Ark. www.emeraldrainbow.com/diversity/events.htm
Night
Flight
LIVE MUSIC > Tues, Apr
3, 10:30PM, HiLo Club, 1221 NW 50th.
843-1722
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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
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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
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
Wednesday, March 28, 2001
Couple
charged with murder in mauling death
Gay
Rights bill clears Maryland senate
HRC
statement
HRC
begins push to pass Local Law Enforcement Enhancement Act
LCR
statement
Stein
Club says James is bad pick
Phelps a
No-Show: Family Pride Coalition Strategy a Success
Arthur
Warren Jr. murder trial rescheduled
Wisconsin
proposal may hurt United Way funding
Gay
minister decries Namibia’s expulsion of Gays,
Lesbians
Abbott to
cut prices on AIDS drugs for sub-Saharan Africa
South
African AIDS report to question HIV tests
Zimbabwe
dissolves AIDS council amid allegations of mismanagement
National
Gay MBA conference sees sponsorships jump 64%
Mauresmo
Honored by Women's Tennis
GLAAD
announces 12th annual Media Awards
Eminem
fears being killed by crazed fan
Three gay
titles being released on DVD
Tuesday,
March 27, 2001
Soulforce
announces protests against Southern Baptist, Lutheran,
Mormon, and Catholic churches
NBC
making TV-movie about Matthew Shepard
Lutherans
decide not to eject church with Lesbian pastor
New anti-Gay
organization formed
Pro-Scouts
resolution dies in Colorado legislature
Transgendered
teens arrested in Iran
Gay
Iranian Seeking Asylum in Japan
British
woman to be surrogate for gay U.S. couple
Slaying
of gay black man racks Appalachian town
Protest
in Philippines Over Catholic Film Censorship
Gay
films, filmmakers go home empty-handed at Oscars
HRC Moves
to Build New Headquarters in DC
Gays
Gather Quietly, Out of Political Spotlight
Lennon’s
gay fling confirmed
In
the Life announces release of
educational classroom video
Drug-price
cuts overseas not likely to affect U.S. market
Monday,
March 26, 2001
Arkansas
sodomy law struck down
NGLTF
statement
Lambda
Legal statement
Conviction
in Dirkhising murder
Analysis:
Coverage of crimes by Gays
Pentagon
official hedges on directive
Repeal of
sodomy statute in US military urged
Rhode
Island Couples Present Marriage Case
High
school student arrested for alleged antigay message
Sentencing
for assault on gay teen
Student
rights bill advances in New York legislature
Transgender
institute opens in Chicago
Gay
activists in Taiwan protest rights violations
Phelps
protest provides mighty fundraising hook
HRC
expands mission statement to include gender expression
and identity
Namibian
government bans advertising in paper that reported
president’s antigay comments
'Queer'
Cast Backs Boston U. Gay Student Group
GLAAD’s
Laura Watch reports renewed activity at studio
Activists
demand greater access to new fusion inhibitor
Depression
linked to HIV progression, death in women
Friday,
March 23, 2001
Court
says Florida school district can’t bar Scouts
Drug
Companies Abandon AIDS Patent Fight
Rhode
Island Considers Gay Unions
Robertson
Lawyers Lose Big Case in Kentucky
Wolfson
to leave Lambda Legal
State
troopers want W.Va. to repeal its hate-crimes law
Window
Media purchases Washington Blade and New York Blade News
Priscilla
filmmaker set to shoot another drag-queen comedy
A
Breakthrough for Fairness
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
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Integrity-Uganda
bishop issues statement
A Gay
Son's Father Comes Out
More
benefits for California homosexuals
Gay teens
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