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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Interfaith Service
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History of TOHR 1980 to 2003
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) is Oklahoman’s oldest and largest
GLBT organization.
TOHR was founded in 1980 by a small group of people concerned about human
rights and equality for GLBT persons in Tulsa, including Dennis Neill, Bob Inglish, Mike
Green and Gary Durst. The Tulsa organization was originally a part of the Oklahoma
City-based chapter. The organization was then known as Oklahomans for Human Rights
(OHR).
In 1985, as the Oklahoma City organization declined in activity, the Tulsa
Chapter decided to form its own non-profit organization to be called the Tulsa
Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR). During that year, TOHR was incorporated to
pursue its new mission of serving the residents of Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma.
Soon after its establishment, TOHR launched the Gay Information Line, or 743GAYS, which has been in operation ever since. For the first several months, the call
volume was extremely high as several religious groups worked to overwhelm the line
with harassing phone calls. The volunteers, however, persevered and the harassing calls
slowly declined. Since it’s beginning, the Gay Information Line has been a critical link
for many people needing help and support on GLBT and health issues.
During its first year, TOHR also conducted voter registration and political
surveys, sponsored a softball team and tournament, and conducted health clinics
(venereal diseases were rampant in the gay community before AIDS.)
In the 1980s, TOHR sponsored several high-profile social events for the GLBT
community; provided a speaker’s bureau to help educate the community; launched the
first gay pride picnic; and operated the popular Southwest Invitational, a sports event that
attracted participants from across the nation. The organization’s monthly membership
meetings routinely attracted from 50 to 150 participants as the community saw TOHR as
the principal source of information and support.
During this time, nationally known GLBT spokespersons who came to Tulsa at
TOHR’S invitation included LGTF activists Virginia Apuzzo; Valerie Torino, Mayor of
West Hollywood, Calif.; Troy Perry, founder of MCC; Lt. Leonard Matlovich, and
others. The organization’s work in the community was awarded with two operating
grants from the Chicago Resource Center, the first time an Oklahoma GLBT organization
received out-of-state funding and recognition.
With the advent of HIV and AIDS in the 1980s, TOHR sent a medical
professional to health conferences to advise the community on the transmission of the
virus and other dangers. In addition, TOHR opened the first anonymous testing site in
northeastern Oklahoma. The organization was responsible for acquiring state funding for
�AIDS testing and education by establishing the Tulsa Chapter of the AIDS Support
Program, or ASP.
This effort was later assumed by another organization, known as HOPE (HIV
Outreach, Prevention, and Education). In 1998, HOPE spun off from TOHR so both
organizations could focus on their respective missions. Today, HOPE operates a testing
and counseling site a 3503 East Admiral Place in Tulsa.
TOHR opened Tulsa’s first Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered
Community Center in October 1996 at 1338 East 38th Street in the Brookside
neighborhood of Tulsa. The center quickly became a popular meeting spot for
community groups, support groups, and those who wished to network with other
members of the GLBT community. The center began to operate a book and video library,
referral service, and pride retail store.
TOHR organized Tulsa’s first gay pride march in 1997 with 60 participants. In
1998, the event grew to include approximately 150 marchers. In 1998, the march grew
into a parade. Tulsa’s first Diversity Parade was held in 1999 on Peoria Avenue in the
Brookside neighborhood of Tulsa and featured Rep. Barney Frank, D-Massachusetts, as
its first Grand Marshal. The parade culminated with the Diversity Festival at Tulsa’s
Veteran’s Park. Both events drew large crowds and proved very successful, beginning a
new tradition for Tulsa’s GLBT community.
In 2000, TOHR received grants from the Collins Higgins Foundation and Gill
Foundation of Denver, Colo., for expanding programs and operating support.
Also, in 2000, TOHR was selected as a 2001 host site for the OutGiving
InCommunity Project of the Gill Foundation. More than 25 local organizations (over half
were non-GLBT groups) participated in the project held at the Community Center. This
was considered an honor for TOHR to be selected as a national host site.
Finally, in 2000, TOHR launched its first-ever capital fundraising campaign, the
Pyramid Project. The goal of this major capital campaign is to raise a total of $1 million
for a permanent and visible home for the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Of the goal,
$500,000 will be utilized to acquire a permanent facility for the center, and $500,000 will
fund an endowment to sustain operation of the facility for future generations.
In 2001, TOHR was selected to be one of three “Fast Track” programs in the
nation by the Gill Foundation. Through this program, the Gill Foundation provides
$40,000 of operating support over three years ($15,000 in 2001; $15,000 in 2002; and
$10,000 in 2003). The intent of the operating grants is to help sustain the organization’s
operating fund during the capital campaign. In addition, the Gill Foundation has provided
TOHR technical assistance during the campaign. TOHR was selected by the Gill
Foundation based on the quality and reputation of the organization, and the potential for
Tulsa to become a more positive environment for members of its GLBT community.
�Presently, TOHR is developing an annual operating plan for 2003 and a set of
long-range goals to guide the organization through 2006. The organization also is
preparing to move its capital campaign into the middle phase by seeking major corporate
and foundation support. TOHR also has completed a major revision of its bylaws, taking
the organization from an association to a corporate model. In addition, major
restructuring of the organization will take TOHR to new heights in 2003 and beyond!
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History of TOHR 1980 to 2003
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) is Oklahoman’s oldest and largest
GLBT organization.
TOHR was founded in 1980 by a small group of people concerned about human
rights and equality for GLBT persons in Tulsa, including Dennis Neill, Bob Inglish, Mike
Green and Gary Durst. The Tulsa organization was originally a part of the Oklahoma
City-based chapter. The organization was then known as Oklahomans for Human Rights
(OHR).
In 1985, as the Oklahoma City organization declined in activity, the Tulsa
Chapter decided to form its own non-profit organization to be called the Tulsa
Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR). During that year, TOHR was incorporated to
pursue its new mission of serving the residents of Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma.
Soon after its establishment, TOHR launched the Gay Information Line, or 743-
GAYS, which has been in operation ever since. For the first several months, the call
volume was extremely high as several religious groups worked to overwhelm the line
with harassing phone calls. The volunteers, however, persevered and the harassing calls
slowly declined. Since it’s beginning, the Gay Information Line has been a critical link
for many people needing help and support on GLBT and health issues.
During its first year, TOHR also conducted voter registration and political
surveys, sponsored a softball team and tournament, and conducted health clinics
(venereal diseases were rampant in the gay community before AIDS.)
In the 1980s, TOHR sponsored several high-profile social events for the GLBT
community; provided a speaker’s bureau to help educate the community; launched the
first gay pride picnic; and operated the popular Southwest Invitational, a sports event that
attracted participants from across the nation. The organization’s monthly membership
meetings routinely attracted from 50 to 150 participants as the community saw TOHR as
the principal source of information and support.
During this time, nationally known GLBT spokespersons who came to Tulsa at
TOHR’S invitation included LGTF activists Virginia Apuzzo; Valerie Torino, Mayor of
West Hollywood, Calif.; Troy Perry, founder of MCC; Lt. Leonard Matlovich, and
others. The organization’s work in the community was awarded with two operating
grants from the Chicago Resource Center, the first time an Oklahoma GLBT organization
received out-of-state funding and recognition.
With the advent of HIV and AIDS in the 1980s, TOHR sent a medical
professional to health conferences to advise the community on the transmission of the
virus and other dangers. In addition, TOHR opened the first anonymous testing site in
northeastern Oklahoma. The organization was responsible for acquiring state funding for
AIDS testing and education by establishing the Tulsa Chapter of the AIDS Support
Program, or ASP.
This effort was later assumed by another organization, known as HOPE (HIV
Outreach, Prevention, and Education). In 1998, HOPE spun off from TOHR so both
organizations could focus on their respective missions. Today, HOPE operates a testing
and counseling site a 3503 East Admiral Place in Tulsa.
TOHR opened Tulsa’s first Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered
Community Center in October 1996 at 1338 East 38th Street in the Brookside
neighborhood of Tulsa. The center quickly became a popular meeting spot for
community groups, support groups, and those who wished to network with other
members of the GLBT community. The center began to operate a book and video library,
referral service, and pride retail store.
TOHR organized Tulsa’s first gay pride march in 1997 with 60 participants. In
1998, the event grew to include approximately 150 marchers. In 1998, the march grew
into a parade. Tulsa’s first Diversity Parade was held in 1999 on Peoria Avenue in the
Brookside neighborhood of Tulsa and featured Rep. Barney Frank, D-Massachusetts, as
its first Grand Marshal. The parade culminated with the Diversity Festival at Tulsa’s
Veteran’s Park. Both events drew large crowds and proved very successful, beginning a
new tradition for Tulsa’s GLBT community.
In 2000, TOHR received grants from the Collins Higgins Foundation and Gill
Foundation of Denver, Colo., for expanding programs and operating support.
Also, in 2000, TOHR was selected as a 2001 host site for the OutGiving
InCommunity Project of the Gill Foundation. More than 25 local organizations (over half
were non-GLBT groups) participated in the project held at the Community Center. This
was considered an honor for TOHR to be selected as a national host site.
Finally, in 2000, TOHR launched its first-ever capital fundraising campaign, the
Pyramid Project. The goal of this major capital campaign is to raise a total of $1 million
for a permanent and visible home for the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Of the goal,
$500,000 will be utilized to acquire a permanent facility for the center, and $500,000 will
fund an endowment to sustain operation of the facility for future generations.
In 2001, TOHR was selected to be one of three “Fast Track” programs in the
nation by the Gill Foundation. Through this program, the Gill Foundation provides
$40,000 of operating support over three years ($15,000 in 2001; $15,000 in 2002; and
$10,000 in 2003). The intent of the operating grants is to help sustain the organization’s
operating fund during the capital campaign. In addition, the Gill Foundation has provided
TOHR technical assistance during the campaign. TOHR was selected by the Gill
Foundation based on the quality and reputation of the organization, and the potential for
Tulsa to become a more positive environment for members of its GLBT community.
Presently, TOHR is developing an annual operating plan for 2003 and a set of
long-range goals to guide the organization through 2006. The organization also is
preparing to move its capital campaign into the middle phase by seeking major corporate
and foundation support. TOHR also has completed a major revision of its bylaws, taking
the organization from an association to a corporate model. In addition, major
restructuring of the organization will take TOHR to new heights in 2003 and beyond!
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[2002] Diversity Gala Invitation and RSVP Card
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Diversity Gala 2002
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Invitation and RSVP card for 2002's Diversity Gala.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[2002] Diversity Celebration 2002 Poster Draft
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Template for poster advertising 2002's Pride festivities. Does not include partner logos.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 8, 2002
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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[2002] Diversity Celebration Preliminary Financial Report
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Preliminary financial report from 2002's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2-9, 2002
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[2001] Pride Outline
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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Document from the planning stages of 2001's Pride celebrations.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[2000] Pride Schedule of Events
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Menu for 2000's Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights benefit dinner.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[2000] Interfaith Service Pamphlet
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Interfaith Service 2000
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Pamphlet advertising the Interfaith Service, an event during 2000's Diversity Celebration events. Includes schedule of Diversity Celebration events and biography of Rev. Mel White.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2-10, 2000
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English
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Pride 2000
Diversity Celebration 2000
Interfaith Service 2000
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[2000] Pride Schedule of Events
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Schedule of events for 2000's Diversity Celebration events. Includes list of sponsors.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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May 11, 2000
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[1999] Pride Packet
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Pride 1999
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Packet of information intended for prospective corporate sponsors of Pride 1999.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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March 28, 1999
June 12, 13, 1999
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Greg Gatewood
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[1999] Pride Get Involved Flier
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Pride 1999
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Flier advertising for volunteers for 1999's Pride celebrations.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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September 22, 1998
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English
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Pride Center
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[1999] Pride Dinner Program
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Pride 1999
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Program from 1999's Pride dinner. Congressman Barney Frank gave the keynote speech.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 12, 1999
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Pride 1999
Gala
Barney Frank
Council Oak Men's Chorale
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Steve Eberle
Director of Fundraising
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
PO Box 2687
Tulsa, OK 74101-2687
Dear Steve;
“IMAGINE” the most elegant party, set in the 1920’s in the beautiful Osage Hills of Tulsa, for the most prominent gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) celebrities from around the world. Well, that is what Tulsa Oklahomans for
Human Rights (TOHR) will be hosting Friday, June 9, 2006 at the Gilcrease Museum. Imagine sipping champagne
with Tallulah Bankhead, dining with Horatio Alger, having a cocktail with Josephine Baker, chatting with Frances Faye
- they will all be there, in costume, of course.
This evening will in part serve to recognize State Senator Bernest Cain for his lifelong commitment to protecting the human rights of all people of Oklahoma. Senator Cain will be receiving TOHR’s Lifetime Achievement Award, a special
honor for those who have provided ongoing leadership and support in the gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgender community. Lynn Jones, retired Major with Tulsa Police force, as this year’s event Chair and Nancy and Dr. Joseph McDonald as
Honorary Chairs, we would love to have you at this grand event. It is only appropriate that the words to John Lennon’s
song “Imagine” will be a gift to each guest.
Twenty-five years ago a small group of caring people started an organization seeking equality for gays and lesbians.
Thanks to you and other generous people, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights has grown into one of the largest and
oldest GLBT organizations in Oklahoma.
The year 2006 will find us in a permanent TOHR-owned 18,000 square-foot Community Center at 4th & Kenosha in Tulsa’s East Village, within walking distance to downtown and the Brady Arts District – all vibrant urban spaces.
TOHR will provide even more services for our community in the new GLBT Center. TOHR Director Greg Gatewood,
Oklahoma’s only full-time GLBT advocate, with the help of an ever-increasing number of volunteers, supervises 20 programs, a Help/Info Line that fields nearly 3,000 calls annually and the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. The Center is
on track to welcome over 10,000 individuals this year. The David Bohnett CyberCenter, with 10 on-line computers,
provides Internet access and computer training to hundreds of people each month. The expanded Center will allow for
larger events and additional programs to serve not only the GLBT & allied community, but the entire Tulsa community.
The expanded Center will include leased retail space, creating the potential for a GLBT neighborhood - something our
community has been seeking for years.
Please consider a Corporate Level Sponsorship to support the ongoing efforts of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights.
Enclosed are a reply card and an outline of the Corporate Sponsorship Levels.
We look forward to your support and seeing you at “IMAGINE”.
Sincerely,
Lynn Jones
“IMAGINE” Chair
Nancy & Dr. Joseph McDonald
“IMAGINE” Honorary Chairs
�Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities
$5,000 Platinum Level ~ Invited Guests of Tallulah Bankhead
8 Guests, party gift for each guest, premium “Vista View” table, champagne reception, tour of the
special exhibit “Rendezvous”, hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s
program, signage and on the TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$3,000 Gold Level ~ Invited Guests of Oscar Wilde
8 Guests, party gift for each guest, premium “Vista View” table, champagne reception, tour of the
special exhibit “Rendezvous”, hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s
program, signage and on the TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$2,000 Silver Level ~ Invited Guests of Josephine Baker
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8 Guests, party gift for each guest, champagne reception, tour of the special exhibit “Rendezvous”,
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TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$1000 Bronze Level ~ Invited Guests of Truman Capote
8 Guests, party gift for each couple, champagne reception, tour of the special exhibit “Rendezvous”,
hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s program and on the TOHR
web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
Please reserve the following Corporate Level Sponsorship
$5,000. Platinum Level for 8 Guests
$3,000. Gold Level for 8 Guests
$2,000. Silver Level for 8 Guests
$1,000. Bronze Level for 8 Guests
Method of Payment:
Check
VISA
MasterCard
Please make checks payable
to TOHR
Cardholder Name
__________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number ______________________________________________
_____________________________
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Exp. Date
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[2006] Diversity Gala
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"Imagine" Diversity Gala 2006, Gilcrease Museum
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2006/6/9
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[1996-1998] Gay Men's Outreach
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HIV and AIDS
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Documents relating to Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights program Gay Men's Outreach.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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HIV and AIDS
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<strong>Physical Media:</strong> <br />Box 5, Folder 3 - Pyramid Project Publications<br /><br /><strong>Digital Media:</strong>
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[2002] Pyramid Project News
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Pyramid Project
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Newsletters offering updates on the Pyramid Project
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2002
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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English
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Pyramid Project Capital Campaign
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights