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Todd Steven Holt, 51, of Tulsa, died January 11, 2020. He was born January 30, 1968 in Oklahoma City, the son of Roy Holt, Ann Holt Harral and Larry Harral. He graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1986 and New York University in 1989. He was currently employed as the AIS Manager at Union Public Schools.
His heart was big and full of love to give to all. He had a smile that lit up any room. He was a lover of musical theater, an avid reader, smart, funny, and a complete joy to be around. In addition to his numerous Tulsa friends, Todd had long time friends scattered from New York City, to Jacksonville, Florida, to Austin, Texas and San Francisco.
Todd is survived by his husband, Jasen Texeria; his parents, Ann and Larry Harral; his maternal Grandmother, Twylah Fitzpatrick; and his beloved miniature Italian Greyhounds, Lola and Loki. Todd was preceded in death by his Father, Roy Holt.
A celebration of Todd's life is scheduled February 8th at 1:00 at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to COPES (Community Outreach Psychiatric Emergency Services) Family & Children's Services COPES 650 S. Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74120 or a charity of your choice.
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Todd Steven Holt was the AIS Manager at Union Public Schools before he passed. He was a person who brought joy to everyone he came across. His friends and family will miss his presence.
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Dustin James Parker, 25, of McAlester, died on Wednesday, January 1, 2020, in McAlester.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, January 6, at 10 a.m. at McAlester Expo Center.
Dustin was born on February 25, 1994, in Ada, to Rusty and Danielle (LeFlore) Parker.
After graduating high school he attended Eastern State College in Wilburton, where he earned an associate degree in criminal justice. It is also where he met his future wife, Regina Bargas.
Dustin was an instrumental part and manager of the new Rover Taxi service in McAlester. He loved his work and loved being able to provide for his family.
Dustin loved to read and enjoyed dancing and singing and was a wonderful father to their four children. He was also a founding member of Oklahomans for Equality, McAlester Chapter.
Dustin is survived by his wife, Regina; four children, Alex Hilburn, Natalie Hilburn, Damon Parker and Jacelyn Parker, all of the home; his parents, Rusty and Danielle Parker, of Krebs; a brother, Jonah Parker, of Krebs; paternal grandparents, Michael and Jenny Lou Parker; his parents-in-law, Eugene and Rosetta Bargas, of McAlester, and a brother-in-law, Kevin Bargas, of McAlester.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Arthur Sr. and Linda LeFlore.
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JUNE 1984
Vol. 4, No. 6
’Gay Pride Week’ Set for June 16-24
en fifteen years since a small group of
rioted in front of Stonewall Bar on
reef in Greenwich V~Iiage¯ A great deal
or American gays since that fateful June
9.
s of gay awareness and pride have washed
ted States. Gay people in such diverse
Angeles, Aib~querque, Montgomery, Little
innati haveorganized to help themselves
¯ This month, gay people in every major
memorate Stonewall with Gay Pride Week
celebrations.
a lot to celebrate--and to be proud
We now have an active gay organization,
ons, a gay helpline, meetings, sports,
any other functions that are a direct
spirit of Stonewa11.
he activities now available in Tulsa are
to OHR and its dedicated members who
ry on, often in the face of apathy and
ticism.
r Is Renewal Month
eck your OHR mailing label. In approxieeks, most OHR memberships will expire.
OHR membership runs from July to July.
ailing lab~l reads "07-01-84" it’s time
ew. Since August 1980 an OHR membership
t the low, reasonable amount of $12.00.
ncreased.
.00 mainly goes to pay for the expenses
nd mailing the monthly newsletter to you
on’t you please take the time to renew?
vet joined OHR but you continue to refits of the monthly newsletter, isn’t it
our part financially?
, the form in this newsletter and send it
,oft will be greatly appreciated.
The.general public is becomlng’increasingly aware
that gays are their own friends, neighbors, and children. More and. more society is realizing that gay civil
rights is an issue that must be faced. It is !mperative that gays work to maintain their hard-won personal dignity.
During this Gay Pride Week, we must set new
goals. There is still a great need for us to join closer together. We must continue to work for each
other--and if some are unwilling1y to work actively,
they must support the efforts of others financially.
We must be more responsible for our fellow gays
--for elderly gays, gays in poor health, and gays who
still llve in loneliness and fear.
OHR needs your involvement, your ideas, and your
money.
As you celebrate this 3rd annual Tulsa Gay Pride
Week, remember this little slogan:
Pride and More in
’84.
Rodgers to Speak at Meeting
Bill Rodgers, a board member of the National Gay
Task Force, will speak at the monthly OHR meeting on
Monday evening, June 18.
Rodgers has served on the NGTF national board for
several years and he has a wide range of knowledge
concerning gay issues in this country. Rodgers will
speak to OHR members and friends about the current
status of the NGTF and the direction it has taken under the directorship of Virginia Apuzzo, He will also
talk about current political issues and problems
everyone should be aware of.
A question and answer
period will follow.
Rodgers, an Oklahoma city attorney, was a founder
of Oklahomans for Human Rights in Oklahoma City.
Don’t -miss this chance to hear an Oklahoma gay
leader. Please make plans to attend the June meeting
on Monday eveniDgt June 18, at 7:00 in the First National Bank auditorium (lower level), 4th and Main.
The meetings are free and open to everyone.
�JUNE 1984
Vol. 4, No. 6
’Gay Pride Week’ Set for June 16-24
It has been fifteen years since a small group of
harrassed gays rioted in front of Stonewall Bar on
Christopher Street in Greenwich Village. A great deal
has happened for American gays since that fateful June
evening in 1969.
The waves of gayawareness and pride have washed
across the United States. Gay people in such diverse
places as Los Angeles, Alb~querque, Montgomery, Little
Rock and Cincinnati haveorganized to help themselves
and each other. This mOnth, gay people in every major
city will commemorate Stonewall with Gay Pride Week
activities and celebrations.
Tulsa has a lot to celebrate--and to be proud
of--this June. We now have an active gay organization,
gay publications, a gay helpline, meetings, sports,
clinics, and many other functions that are a direct
result of the spirit of Stonewall.
Many of the activities now available in Tulsa are
attributable to OHR and its dedicated members who
faithfully carry on, often in the face of apathy and
occasional criticism.
The.general public is becoming increasingly aware
that gays are their own friends, neighbors, and children. More and. more society is realizing that gay civil
rights is an issue that must be faced. It is imperative that gays work to maintain their hard-won personal dignity.
During
ser
together.
other--and
time you did your part financially?
Your support will be greatly appreciated.
must
set
new
We
must
if some
continue to
work
for
each
are unwillingly to work actively,
our
fellow gays
elderly gays, gays in poor health, and gays who
still live in loneliness and fear.
OHR
needs your involvement, your ideas,
and your
money.
As you celebrate
Week,
this 3rd annual Tulsa Gay Pride
remember this little slogan:
Pride and More in
’84.
Rodgers to Speak at Meeting
Bill Rodgers,
a
board member of the National Gay
Task Force, will speak at the
monthly
OHR meeting on
Monday evening, June 18.
Rodgers has served on the NGTF national board for
several years
concerning
speak to
and he
gay
OHR
status of
has a
wide
range of knowledge
issues in this country.
members and
Rodgers will
friends about
the current
the NGTF and the direction it has taken un-
der the directorship of Virginia Apuzzo,
He will also
talk
and
about
current
political
everyone should be aware
of.
issues
problems
A question and
answer
period will follow.
Rodgers,
an Oklahoma city attorney, was a founder
of Oklahomans for Human Rights in Oklahoma City.
Don’t
leader.
on
GAY .::-R£$S ASSOCIATION
we
We must be more responsible for
--for
Just clip the form in this newsletter and send it
in.
Gay Pride Week,
they must support the efforts of others financially.
July Is Renewal Month
Please check your OHR mailing label. In approximately three weeks, most OHR memberships will expire.
Currently, an OHR membership runs from July to July.
If your mailing labbl reads "07-01-84" it’s time
for you to renew. Since August 1980 an OHR membership
has remained at the low, reasonable amount of $12.00.
It has never increased.
This $12.00 mainly goes to pay for the expenses
of printing and mailing the monthly newsletter to you
and others. Won’t you please take the time to renew?
If you have never joined OHR but you continue to receive the benefits of the monthly newsletter, isn’t it
this
goals. There is still a great need for us to join clo-
miss this chance
Please make
to hear an Oklahoma
gay
plans to attend the June meeting
Monday eveni~g~ June 18,
tional Bank auditorium (lower
at
7:00 in the First Nalevel), #th
The meetings are free and open to everyone.
and
Main.
�’Gay Pride’ Activities
to be Held During Week ot
June 16-24
the June 18 OHR meeting, from an officer, by
writing the post office box, or at Jared’s
Carriage Trade, 1602 East 15th.
NOTE: There are also activitles planned at
many Tulsa bars. Check the bars.to find out
their Pride Week functions.
DIRECTORY
The Bamboo Lounge
16
17
GAY PRIDE WEEK PICNIC at Chandler Park on
West 21st St.; 12 noon till S:O0 p.m.; hamburgers, hot dogs, beer, so{t arinks for
The Club
Seeker’s Choice
Tim’s Playroom
sale; booths and games, etc.
The Tool Box
Tulsa Mining Co.
SERVICES
at
Retropolitan
Community Church;
1623 N. Maplewood; 11:00 a.m.
18
OHR presents
BILL RODGERS, board
member
of
the National Gay Task Force; 7:00 p.m.; First
National Bank
auditorium, lower
level,
4th
Zippers
Dignity/Integrity
MCC
OHR
.7204 E. Pine
1219 S. Remorial
6710 E. Admiral Place
2252 E. 11th Street
1649 S. Rain Street
1902 E. 11th Street
4812 E. 33rd Street
1229 S. St. Louis Ave
1623 N. Raplewood Ave/74115
P.O. Box 52729/74152
918-SB7-GAYS
OHR Gay Helpline
Zippers’ Gay Information Line
749-9797
and Main.
19
20
21
22
MOVIES at’Center Plaza Apartments, in Plaza
room, Ist floor of South Tower;.7:OO--"Who
Happens to be Gay" is "a documentary about a
cross section of people discussing their
lives, coming out, etc. 8:00~-"La Cage aux
Folles." If you haven’t seen it, don~t miss
it.
OKLAHOMA at Discoveryland; the price for OHR
members and friends will be $5.95; showtime
is at 7:30 p.m. and those who want may bring
apicnic at 6:30; deadline for reservations
is Monday, June 11; call Brian at 744-0174 or
the Helpline at 592-5086.
MOVIES it~Cent~r Piaza Apartments;(see June
19 !isting); 7:00--"On Being Homosexual" is
the recent documentary shown on HBO. 8:00--’A
Woman’s Place is in the House." House of Representatlves, that is.
This documentary is
about Rep. E1alne Noble, a lesbian congresswoman from Boston (and at the time the lover
of. famed gay author Rita Mae Brown). An interesting film about her political career.
Happy Hour COCKTAILS at the Grapevine, Stonehorse Shopping Center, 35th and Peoria; 6:00
to 8:00 p.m.
Come unwind after your week’s
work.
GAY
INFORMATION
LINE
587-GAYS
Official Publication of
Oklahomans for Human Rights -- Tulsa Chapter
P.O. Box 52729
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74152
Membership in the Tulsa Chapter of Oklahomans for
Human Rights is only $12.00 per year. The membership
year suns from July to July.
A person may join today for only $12.00 and then
renew in July 1985.
Please do your part to help keep OHR a viable
part of Tulsa.
Send in your check or write for a
brochure today!
RERBERSHIP APPLICATION
Name
Address
City
ZIP
23
OPEN
State
Phone
24
OHR~S MR. TULSA CONTEST; at Zlggy’s, 71st and
Yale; door opens at 6:30 p.m. and show begins
at 7:30 p.m.; advance tickets are $5.00 and
advance reserved seats are $6.50; tickets at
the door are $8.00.
You may buy tickets at
( ) I am 18 years old or older.
( ) Membership fee of $
( ) Tax deductible contributlon of $
( ) Is this a renewal?
�SUNDA Y
MONDAY
4
Spaghetti
Dinner and
Bingo Party
6:30 p.m.
I0
ii
CAMPOUT
TUESDA Y
5
6
Growth
Group
Meeting
.6:30 p.m.
OHR
Bowling
12
14
Growth
Group
Meeting
6:30 p.m.
17
FRIDA Y ~
SATURDAY
i
2
3HR CAMPOUT
Sequoyah
Btate Park
OHR CAMPOUI
15
OHR
Bowling
19
MOVIES at
Center PI,
7:00p.m.
MCC
Services
WEDNESDAY THURSDA Y
Dignity;Tpm
1229 S.StLol
2O
OKLAHOMA !
at Discoveryland
7:30 p.m.
MOVIES at
Center PI.
7:00 p.m.
22
Cocktails
at the
Grapevine
6:00 p.m.
GAY PRIDE
WEEK PICNIC
Chandler Pk
Noon--5 pm
23OPEN
Summer
25
OHRv s
MR. TULSA
CONTEST
Ziggy’s
7:30 p.m.
JUNE
29
Growth
Group
Meeting
6:30 p.m.
OHR
Bowling
Razzle
Dazzle
Dallas
CELEBRATE GAY PRIDE WEEK
JUl~ 16
2~
�Discussion Group
Meets Each Tuesday
A "Growth Group" has organized and meets each
Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the Family Mental Health
Services building, 1538 S. Sheridan (behlnd the Curtis
Mathes store).
The discussion group is free and is open to all
interested men and women who want to joimother group
members to discuss a variety of concerns--primarily
issues related to growth in relationships with family,
friends~ and lovers.
The group, led by Helpline referral counselor
Brent WOlfe, provides a comfortable way to communicate
experiences and share concerns.
Join the group next Tuesday evening.
For more
information you may call Brent at 832-ig46 or Brian at
744-0174.
CLASSIFIED ADS
(Classified Ad rates $3.00, for the first .20
words. To place an ad, call Gary at 742-0401 or write
the post office box.)
Confidential interview with children 13 and over
who have gay fathers are needed for research by Dr.
Bozett, OU professor. Call work (405) 271-2305 or home
(405) 722-1048.
OHR member will help flood victims who wish to
file amended lg83 income tax returns. For information
call the Helpllne at 592-5086.
TO REPORT:
ANTI-GAY VIOLENCE
TO OBTAIN:
A.I.D.$. REFERRALS
Call loll-free
[800] 22~-7044
In N.Y. State
(212] 807-6016
New Beer To Be
Marketed for Gays
T~ gay entrepreneurs have begun marketlng a new
’eer just for gays called "Wilde’s" beer. The new
pr--.llum lager is named after Oscar Wilde, the Irish
"riter and wit who is one of the most famous gay authors of ali tlme.
The beer’s creators plan to pour 35% of the
beer’s profits back into gay communlty organizatlons.
Wilde’s beer is available in blue-and-silver labels with a geometric design. It is currently being
test marketed in ali of San Diego’s 50 gay and lesbian
bars. Promotional slogans are "Our Own Beer!" and
"Just Between Us, It’s Wilde!"
The owners contracted with Pearl Brewing Company
in San Antonio to brew the special formula, which they
arrived at after much taste-testlng by gays in many
bars. If Wilde’s proves to be a success in San Diego,
the beer wili be introduced in gay bars in other clties.
Helpllne Needs You
May and June have been filled with events and
activities for the gay community. The OHR Gay Helpline
tape provides up-to-date information on events to over
four thousand callers per month. Taped information is
available to callers 24-hours a day.
Additional information is provided by Helpllne
volunteers who work two two-hour evenlng shifts per
month. Volunteers are on duty each weekday evening and
for extended shlfts on weekends. Approximately 30 OHR
member/volunteers handle over 350 calls per month personally.
Helpllne volunteers are still needed. If you have
been thinking of finding a way to serveOHR and the
community, there is no better, more rewarding choice
than worklng as a Helpllne volunteer.
If you’re
interested,
please call Jack at
744-0174 or speak to any OHR board member.
"Until the health crisis is over, I think we’d better just hug like bunnies. ""
�Memorable t uotes
Rathe Dazzle Dallas’ on
June 30th Weekend
"Thank you, America. You’ve got good taste,
style, and you kno~ a good drag queen ~hen you see
one." --Boy George at the Grammy’s Rarch i, 1984.
"I vish he vouldn’t run.
The annual "Razzle Dazzle Dallas" will be held at
the Dallas Convention Center on Saturday evening, June
30, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Convention Center is on
South Griffin Street in downtown Dallas.
Razzle Dazzle Dallas was first held at the fairgrounds in June 1979 as a party to celebrate Gay Pride
geek. Last year the 5th annual event drew over 4000
celebrants. But it has evolved from a social party to
a ma~or fundraiser to support community service organizatlons.
This year the organizers expect close to 6000’gay
people
to
attend in everything from
blue
~eans
"The gay movement uould get farther faster in the
realm of equal treatment by abandoning the specious
pose of ’sexual preference’ and candldly acknowledging
that it is as bound to its own orbit as the Earth is
to its etlipse. After a11, nothing that exists in nature can rightly be called ’unnatural.’" --#ewspaper
columnlst Sydney Harris
to
ter, made an appearance
Narren, and visit the Boulevard and Bazaar area.
ville,
Free bus transportation is
Springs and Throckmorton
he’d go live on
Narch 19, 1984.
black tie. Free beer and soft drinks are available
plus a cash liquor bar. You may dance to the music of
d.~. Shaun Buchanan from the Saintin NYC, play games
in the Casino area, enjoy Las Vegas performer Rusty
Cedar
I vish
the ranch." --Reagan’s daughter, Patti Davis, in TIRE,
Chip Carter, son of
former President Jimmy
Car-
at several gay bars in Louis-
KY in support of Walter Rondale’s campaign for
the Democratic nomination for president.
available from the
area and from the
Carter talked to bar patrons about Mondale’s support
Crew’s.Inn. Hotel and travel packages ,are available
through the Reservation Desk at 1-800-527-5818. Tickets after June 1 are $15.00 and after June 2~ they are
of
gay issues.
He also
passed out bu:tons and
urged patrons to attend the caucuses
being
held that
weekend in Kentucky.
$20.00. Please call or ~rite Razzte Dazzle Dallas, PO
Box 50031, Dallas, TX 75250.
OHR
INFORMATION LINE
HAS LESBIANS AND GA Y MEN
AVAILABLE TO TALK WITH YOU.
A committee of the U,S. Conference of Mayors has
passed a resolution endorsing legal protections for
gay people.
After testimony by V~rg!nia gpuzzo of the NGTF,
the Committee o~ Human Development approVed, a resolution reading: "Recognizing t.he right of all citizens,
.regardless of sexual .orientation, to full participation in American society, the committee recommends ¯
that all levels of government adopt legal protections
for the rights of gay and lesbian Americans."
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�Couples’ Rights Case Set
Tulsa Office
619 South Detroit
(918) 582-0061
Broken Arrow Office
816 North Elm Place, Suite 3
(918) 2583526
Apuzzo to Speak at Rally
Ginny Apuzzo,. Executive Director of the National
Gay Task Force, has agreed to.speak at the National
March for Lesbian/Gay Rights on Sunday, July 15, in
San Francisco. The march will be held during the Democratlc National convention and will focus the nationls
attention on the cause For. gay civil rights.
"Ms. Apuzzo is both a dynamic speaker and an extraordinary activist for gay rights.
We are very
pleased that she will be able to address our rally,"
commented
Paul
Boneberg,
National
March
co-~hairperson.
~..Among the organizations endorsing the march are
the NGTF, Black and White Men Together, and various
local chapters of NOW, ACLU, etc.
March organizers are seeking 1000 indivldual
sponsors to donate $25 each. Donations may be sent to
National march for Lesbian/Gay Rights, 2301 Market
St., Suite A, San Francisco, CA 94114. For information
you may call (415) B63-5005.
Cowboys Plan Rodeo and Fair
The annual National Reno Gay Rodeo and Country
Fair will be held this year From July 19 to July 22 at
the Nevada State Fairgrounds, Reno, Nevada.
The Natlonal Gay Rodeo has become a major event
on the west coast. A lot of "wild" rodeo action takes
place each year along with the annual Horse Show, Western Dance Festival, Country Fair Arts and Crafts
Booths, Western Entertainment, Dances, Boot Throwing
Contest, and Talent Contest.
This is a major event and begins with a Grand
Entry Parade with drill teams, horsemen, floats, and
vintage cars.,
For full details about entering, booth space,
contests, accommod~-~{ons, and reserved seats, please
call (702) 677-0742 or write Gay Rodeo, PO Box 2372,
Reno, Nevada 89505.
Don’t miss the OHR MR. TULSA CONTEST!
Advance tickets are only $5.00 for general
admission or $6.50 for reserved seating.
.~ickets are $g.0Q at the dQor.
In Columbia, Maryland, Steve Jacobs and John LeBedda want to join the AAA Motor Club and take advantage of the subsantlal discount for spouses. But they
can’t.
Spousal discounts are
only for married,
straight couples.
The National Gay Rights Advocates (NGRA’) is taking AAA to court. Howard County in Maryland has a law
against discrimination based on sexual orientation and
marital status.
It’s an ideal spot for the NGRA~s
opening round in its Couples~ Rights Legal Agenda.
On the opposite coast in San Diego, NGRA is challenging AAA~s auto insurance policy. Leo Laurence and
Robert Zelmer, Jr., have applied For a 20% spousal
discount on AAA auto insurance. They have llved together six years (longer than many married couples who
can get the discount).
NGRA hopes to win these cases and pave the way
for gay and lesbian couples to claim their rights to
family discounts. NGRA hopes to tackle other couplesI
rights cases and win rights to such things as pension
benefits, tuition
discounts,
hospital visitation
rights, health insurance~ income tax joint filing,
etc.
If you would llke to support NGRA in its efforts,
please send your pledges to NGRA, 540 Castro. St., San
Francisco, CA 94114 or call (415) 863-3624.
Join NGTF today.
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JUNE 1984
Vol. 4, No. 6
’Gay Pride Week’ Set for June 16-24
en fifteen years since a small group of
rioted in front of Stonewall Bar on
reef in Greenwich V~Iiage¯ A great deal
or American gays since that fateful June
9.
s of gay awareness and pride have washed
ted States. Gay people in such diverse
Angeles, Aib~querque, Montgomery, Little
innati haveorganized to help themselves
¯ This month, gay people in every major
memorate Stonewall with Gay Pride Week
celebrations.
a lot to celebrate--and to be proud
We now have an active gay organization,
ons, a gay helpline, meetings, sports,
any other functions that are a direct
spirit of Stonewa11.
he activities now available in Tulsa are
to OHR and its dedicated members who
ry on, often in the face of apathy and
ticism.
r Is Renewal Month
eck your OHR mailing label. In approxieeks,
most OHR memberships will expire.
OHR membership runs from July to July.
ailing lab~l reads "07-01-84" it’s time
ew. Since August 1980 an OHR membership
t the low, reasonable amount of $12.00.
ncreased.
.00 mainly goes to pay for the expenses
nd mailing the monthly newsletter to you
on’t you please take the time to renew?
vet joined OHR but you continue to refits
of the monthly newsletter, isn’t it
our part financially?
, the form in this newsletter and send it
,oft will be greatly appreciated.
The.general public is becomlng’increasingly aware
that gays are their own friends, neighbors, and children.
More and. more society is realizing that gay civil
rights is an issue that must be faced. It is !mperative
that gays work to maintain their hard-won personal
dignity.
During this Gay Pride Week, we must set new
goals. There is still a great need for us to join closer
together. We must continue to work for each
other--and if some are unwilling1y to work actively,
they must support the efforts of others financially.
We must be more responsible for our fellow gays
--for elderly gays, gays in poor health, and gays who
still llve in loneliness and fear.
OHR needs your involvement, your ideas, and your
money.
As you celebrate this 3rd annual Tulsa Gay Pride
Week, remember this little slogan: Pride and More in
’84.
Rodgers to Speak at Meeting
Bill Rodgers, a board member of the National Gay
Task Force, will speak at the monthly OHR meeting on
Monday evening, June 18.
Rodgers has served on the NGTF national board for
several years and he has a wide range of knowledge
concerning gay issues in this country. Rodgers will
speak to OHR members and friends about the current
status of the NGTF and the direction it has taken under
the directorship of Virginia Apuzzo, He will also
talk about current political issues and problems
everyone should be aware of. A question and answer
period will follow.
Rodgers, an Oklahoma city attorney, was a founder
of Oklahomans for Human Rights in Oklahoma City.
Don’t -miss this chance to hear an Oklahoma gay
leader. Please make plans to attend the June meeting
on Monday eveniDgt June 18, at 7:00 in the First National
Bank auditorium (lower level), 4th and Main.
The meetings are free and open to everyone.
JUNE 1984
Vol. 4, No. 6
’Gay Pride Week’ Set for June 16-24
It has been fifteen years since a small group of
harrassed gays rioted in front of Stonewall Bar on
Christopher Street in Greenwich Village. A great deal
has happened for American gays since that fateful June
evening in 1969.
The waves of gayawareness and pride have washed
across the United States. Gay people in such diverse
places as Los Angeles, Alb~querque, Montgomery, Little
Rock and Cincinnati haveorganized to help themselves
and each other. This mOnth, gay people in every major
city will commemorate Stonewall with Gay Pride Week
activities and celebrations.
Tulsa has a lot to celebrate--and to be proud
of--this June. We now have an active gay organization,
gay publications, a gay helpline, meetings, sports,
clinics, and many other functions that are a direct
result of the spirit of Stonewall.
Many of the activities now available in Tulsa are
attributable to OHR and its dedicated members who
faithfully carry on, often in the face of apathy and
occasional criticism.
July Is Renewal Month
Please check your OHR mailing label. In approximately
three weeks, most OHR memberships will expire.
Currently, an OHR membership runs from July to July.
If your mailing labbl reads "07-01-84" it’s time
for you to renew. Since August 1980 an OHR membership
has remained at the low, reasonable amount of $12.00.
It has never increased.
This $12.00 mainly goes to pay for the expenses
of printing and mailing the monthly newsletter to you
and others. Won’t you please take the time to renew?
If you have never joined OHR but you continue to receive
the benefits of the monthly newsletter, isn’t it
time you did your part financially?
Just clip the form in this newsletter and send it
in. Your support will be greatly appreciated.
GAY .::-R£$S ASSOCIATION
The.general public is becoming increasingly aware
that gays are their own friends, neighbors, and children.
More and. more society is realizing that gay civil
rights is an issue that must be faced. It is imperative
that gays work to maintain their hard-won personal
dignity.
During this Gay Pride Week, we must set new
goals. There is still a great need for us to join closer
together. We must continue to work for each
other--and if some are unwillingly to work actively,
they must support the efforts of others financially.
We must be more responsible for our fellow gays
--for elderly gays, gays in poor health, and gays who
still live in loneliness and fear.
OHR needs your involvement, your ideas, and your
money.
As you celebrate this 3rd annual Tulsa Gay Pride
Week, remember this little slogan: Pride and More in
’84.
Rodgers to Speak at Meeting
Bill Rodgers, a board member of the National Gay
Task Force, will speak at the monthly OHR meeting on
Monday evening, June 18.
Rodgers has served on the NGTF national board for
several years and he has a wide range of knowledge
concerning gay issues in this country. Rodgers will
speak to OHR members and friends about the current
status of the NGTF and the direction it has taken under
the directorship of Virginia Apuzzo, He will also
talk about current political issues and problems
everyone should be aware of. A question and answer
period will follow.
Rodgers, an Oklahoma city attorney, was a founder
of Oklahomans for Human Rights in Oklahoma City.
Don’t miss this chance to hear an Oklahoma gay
leader. Please make plans to attend the June meeting
on Monday eveni~g~ June 18, at 7:00 in the First National
Bank auditorium (lower level), #th and Main.
The meetings are free and open to everyone.
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’Gay Pride’ Activities
to be Held During Week ot
June 16-24
GAY PRIDE WEEK PICNIC at Chandler Park on
West 21st St.; 12 noon till S:O0 p.m.; hamburgers,
hot dogs, beer, so{t arinks for
sale; booths and games, etc.
SERVICES at Retropolitan Community Church;
1623 N. Maplewood; 11:00 a.m.
OHR presents BILL RODGERS, board member of
the National Gay Task Force; 7:00 p.m.; First
National Bank auditorium, lower level, 4th
and Main.
MOVIES at’Center Plaza Apartments, in Plaza
room, Ist floor of South Tower;.7:OO--"Who
Happens to be Gay" is "a documentary about a
cross section of people discussing their
lives, coming out, etc. 8:00~-"La Cage aux
Folles." If you haven’t seen it, don~t miss
it.
OKLAHOMA at Discoveryland; the price for OHR
members and friends will be $5.95; showtime
is at 7:30 p.m. and those who want may bring
apicnic at 6:30; deadline for reservations
is Monday, June 11; call Brian at 744-0174 or
the Helpline at 592-5086.
MOVIES it~Cent~r Piaza Apartments;(see June
19 !isting); 7:00--"On Being Homosexual" is
the recent documentary shown on HBO. 8:00--’A
Woman’s Place is in the House." House of Representatlves,
that is. This documentary is
about Rep. E1alne Noble, a lesbian congresswoman
from Boston (and at the time the lover
of. famed gay author Rita Mae Brown). An interesting
film about her political career.
Happy Hour COCKTAILS at the Grapevine, Stonehorse
Shopping Center, 35th and Peoria; 6:00
to 8:00 p.m. Come unwind after your week’s
work.
OPEN
OHR~S MR. TULSA CONTEST; at Zlggy’s, 71st and
Yale; door opens at 6:30 p.m. and show begins
at 7:30 p.m.; advance tickets are $5.00 and
advance reserved seats are $6.50; tickets at
the door are $8.00. You may buy tickets at
the June 18 OHR meeting, from an officer, by
writing the post office box, or at Jared’s
Carriage Trade, 1602 East 15th.
NOTE: There are also activitles planned at
many Tulsa bars. Check the bars.to find out
their Pride Week functions.
DIRECTORY
The Bamboo Lounge
The Club
Seeker’s Choice
Tim’s Playroom
The Tool Box
Tulsa Mining Co.
Zippers
Dignity/Integrity
MCC
OHR
OHR Gay Helpline
Zippers’ Gay Information Line
.7204 E. Pine
1219 S. Remorial
6710 E. Admiral Place
2252 E. 11th Street
1649 S. Rain Street
1902 E. 11th Street
4812 E. 33rd Street
1229 S. St. Louis Ave
1623 N. Raplewood Ave/74115
P.O. Box 52729/74152
918-SB7-GAYS
749-9797
GAY
INFORMATION
LINE
587-GAYS
Official Publication of
Oklahomans for Human Rights -- Tulsa Chapter
P.O. Box 52729
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74152
Membership in the Tulsa Chapter of Oklahomans for
Human Rights is only $12.00 per year. The membership
year suns from July to July.
A person may join today for only $12.00 and then
renew in July 1985.
Please do your part to help keep OHR a viable
part of Tulsa. Send in your check or write for a
brochure today!
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Address
City
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Phone
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SUNDA Y MONDAY TUESDA Y WEDNESDAY THURSDA Y FRIDA Y ~ SATURDAY
Spaghetti
Dinner and
Bingo Party
6:30 p.m.
I0
CAMPOUT
17
MCC
Services
Dignity;Tpm
1229 S.StLol
OHRv s
MR. TULSA
CONTEST
Ziggy’s
7:30 p.m.
4
i
5
Growth
Group
Meeting
.6:30 p.m.
6
OHR
Bowling
3HR CAMPOUT
Sequoyah
Btate Park
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25
12
Growth
Group
Meeting
6:30 p.m.
19 MOVIES at
Center PI,
7:00p.m.
Growth
Group
Meeting
6:30 p.m.
OHR
Bowling
2O
OKLAHOMA !
at Discoveryland
7:30 p.m.
14
MOVIES at
Center PI.
7:00 p.m.
Summer
15
22
Cocktails
at the
Grapevine
6:00 p.m.
OHR
Bowling
29
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OHR CAMPOUI
GAY PRIDE
WEEK PICNIC
Chandler Pk
Noon--5 pm
23-
OPEN
Razzle
Dazzle
Dallas
JUNE CELEBRATE GAY PRIDE WEEK
JUl~ 16 2~
Discussion Group
Meets Each Tuesday
A "Growth Group" has organized and meets each
Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the Family Mental Health
Services building, 1538 S. Sheridan (behlnd the Curtis
Mathes store).
The discussion group is free and is open to all
interested men and women who want to joimother group
members to discuss a variety of concerns--primarily
issues related to growth in relationships with family,
friends~ and lovers.
The group, led by Helpline referral counselor
Brent WOlfe, provides a comfortable way to communicate
experiences and share concerns.
Join the group next Tuesday evening. For more
information you may call Brent at 832-ig46 or Brian at
744-0174.
CLASSIFIED ADS
(Classified Ad rates $3.00, for the first .20
words. To place an ad, call Gary at 742-0401 or write
the post office box.)
Confidential interview with children 13 and over
who have gay fathers are needed for research by Dr.
Bozett, OU professor. Call work (405) 271-2305 or home
(405) 722-1048.
OHR member will help flood victims who wish to
file amended lg83 income tax returns. For information
call the Helpllne at 592-5086.
TO REPORT:
ANTI-GAY VIOLENCE
TO OBTAIN:
A.I.D.$. REFERRALS
Call loll-free
[800] 22~-7044
In N.Y. State
(212] 807-6016
New Beer To Be
Marketed for Gays
T~ gay entrepreneurs have begun marketlng a new
’eer just for gays called "Wilde’s" beer. The new
pr--.llum lager is named after Oscar Wilde, the Irish
"riter and wit who is one of the most famous gay authors
of ali tlme.
The beer’s creators plan to pour 35% of the
beer’s profits back into gay communlty organizatlons.
Wilde’s beer is available in blue-and-silver labels
with a geometric design. It is currently being
test marketed in ali of San Diego’s 50 gay and lesbian
bars. Promotional slogans are "Our Own Beer!" and
"Just Between Us, It’s Wilde!"
The owners contracted with Pearl Brewing Company
in San Antonio to brew the special formula, which they
arrived at after much taste-testlng by gays in many
bars. If Wilde’s proves to be a success in San Diego,
the beer wili be introduced in gay bars in other clties.
Helpllne Needs You
"Until the health crisis is over, I think we’d better just hug like bunnies. ""
May and June have been filled with events and
activities for the gay community. The OHR Gay Helpline
tape provides up-to-date information on events to over
four thousand callers per month. Taped information is
available to callers 24-hours a day.
Additional information is provided by Helpllne
volunteers who work two two-hour evenlng shifts per
month. Volunteers are on duty each weekday evening and
for extended shlfts on weekends. Approximately 30 OHR
member/volunteers handle over 350 calls per month personally.
Helpllne volunteers are still needed. If you have
been thinking of finding a way to serveOHR and the
community, there is no better, more rewarding choice
than worklng as a Helpllne volunteer.
If you’re interested, please call Jack at
744-0174 or speak to any OHR board member.
Rathe Dazzle Dallas’ on
June 30th Weekend
The annual "Razzle Dazzle Dallas" will be held at
the Dallas Convention Center on Saturday evening, June
30, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Convention Center is on
South Griffin Street in downtown Dallas.
Razzle Dazzle Dallas was first held at the fairgrounds
in June 1979 as a party to celebrate Gay Pride
geek. Last year the 5th annual event drew over 4000
celebrants. But it has evolved from a social party to
a ma~or fundraiser to support community service organizatlons.
This year the organizers expect close to 6000’gay
people to attend in everything from blue ~eans to
black tie. Free beer and soft drinks are available
plus a cash liquor bar. You may dance to the music of
d.~. Shaun Buchanan from the Saintin NYC, play games
in the Casino area, enjoy Las Vegas performer Rusty
Narren, and visit the Boulevard and Bazaar area.
Free bus transportation is available from the
Cedar Springs and Throckmorton area and from the
Crew’s.Inn. Hotel and travel packages ,are available
through the Reservation Desk at 1-800-527-5818. Tickets
after June 1 are $15.00 and after June 2~ they are
$20.00. Please call or ~rite Razzte Dazzle Dallas, PO
Box 50031, Dallas, TX 75250.
OHR
INFORMATION LINE
HAS LESBIANS AND GA Y MEN
AVAILABLE TO TALK WITH YOU.
Memorable t uotes
"Thank you, America. You’ve got good taste,
style, and you kno~ a good drag queen ~hen you see
one." --Boy George at the Grammy’s Rarch i, 1984.
"I vish he vouldn’t run. I vish he’d go live on
the ranch." --Reagan’s daughter, Patti Davis, in TIRE,
Narch 19, 1984.
"The gay movement uould get farther faster in the
realm of equal treatment by abandoning the specious
pose of ’sexual preference’ and candldly acknowledging
that it is as bound to its own orbit as the Earth is
to its etlipse. After a11, nothing that exists in nature
can rightly be called ’unnatural.’" --#ewspaper
columnlst Sydney Harris
Chip Carter, son of former President Jimmy Carter,
made an appearance at several gay bars in Louisville,
KY in support of Walter Rondale’s campaign for
the Democratic nomination for president.
Carter talked to bar patrons about Mondale’s support
of gay issues. He also passed out bu:tons and
urged patrons to attend the caucuses being held that
weekend in Kentucky.
A committee of the U,S. Conference of Mayors has
passed a resolution endorsing legal protections for
gay people.
After testimony by V~rg!nia gpuzzo of the NGTF,
the Committee o~ Human Development approVed, a resolution
reading: "Recognizing t.he right of all citizens,
.regardless of sexual .orientation, to full participation
in American society, the committee recommends ¯
that all levels of government adopt legal protections
for the rights of gay and lesbian Americans."
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Our friendly operators are ready to help you 24 hours, 7 days a week. And
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Apuzzo to Speak at Rally
Ginny Apuzzo,. Executive Director of the National
Gay Task Force, has agreed to.speak at the National
March for Lesbian/Gay Rights on Sunday, July 15, in
San Francisco. The march will be held during the Democratlc
National convention and will focus the nationls
attention on the cause For. gay civil rights.
"Ms. Apuzzo is both a dynamic speaker and an extraordinary
activist for gay rights. We are very
pleased that she will be able to address our rally,"
commented Paul Boneberg, National March
co-~hairperson.
~..Among the organizations endorsing the march are
the NGTF, Black and White Men Together, and various
local chapters of NOW, ACLU, etc.
March organizers are seeking 1000 indivldual
sponsors to donate $25 each. Donations may be sent to
National march for Lesbian/Gay Rights, 2301 Market
St., Suite A, San Francisco, CA 94114. For information
you may call (415) B63-5005.
Cowboys Plan Rodeo and Fair
The annual National Reno Gay Rodeo and Country
Fair will be held this year From July 19 to July 22 at
the Nevada State Fairgrounds, Reno, Nevada.
The Natlonal Gay Rodeo has become a major event
on the west coast. A lot of "wild" rodeo action takes
place each year along with the annual Horse Show, Western
Dance Festival, Country Fair Arts and Crafts
Booths, Western Entertainment, Dances, Boot Throwing
Contest, and Talent Contest.
This is a major event and begins with a Grand
Entry Parade with drill teams, horsemen, floats, and
vintage cars.,
For full details about entering, booth space,
contests, accommod~-~{ons, and reserved seats, please
call (702) 677-0742 or write Gay Rodeo, PO Box 2372,
Reno, Nevada 89505.
Couples’ Rights Case Set
In Columbia, Maryland, Steve Jacobs and John Le-
Bedda want to join the AAA Motor Club and take advantage
of the subsantlal discount for spouses. But they
can’t. Spousal discounts are only for married,
straight couples.
The National Gay Rights Advocates (NGRA’) is taking
AAA to court. Howard County in Maryland has a law
against discrimination based on sexual orientation and
marital status. It’s an ideal spot for the NGRA~s
opening round in its Couples~ Rights Legal Agenda.
On the opposite coast in San Diego, NGRA is challenging
AAA~s auto insurance policy. Leo Laurence and
Robert Zelmer, Jr., have applied For a 20% spousal
discount on AAA auto insurance. They have llved together
six years (longer than many married couples who
can get the discount).
NGRA hopes to win these cases and pave the way
for gay and lesbian couples to claim their rights to
family discounts. NGRA hopes to tackle other couplesI
rights cases and win rights to such things as pension
benefits, tuition discounts, hospital visitation
rights, health insurance~ income tax joint filing,
etc.
If you would llke to support NGRA in its efforts,
please send your pledges to NGRA, 540 Castro. St., San
Francisco, CA 94114 or call (415) 863-3624.
Join NGTF today.
Don’t miss the OHR MR. TULSA CONTEST!
Advance tickets are only $5.00 for general
admission or $6.50 for reserved seating.
.~ickets are $g.0Q at the dQor.
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TULSA OKLAHOMAN S FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
P.O. BOX 52729
TULSA, OKLAHOMA 74152
JANUARY
MEETING
1/9
JANUARY 1984
Vol. 4, No. 1
The monthly business meeting and program for OHR will be
held on Monday evening, November 14, at 7:00 p.m. in the First
National Bank Auditorium, lower level, 4th and Main.
This month’s program will be the program originally scheduled
for December and the one described in the December newsletter.
Because of a conflict, another program--an AIDS update by Dr.
Jeff Beal--was substituted.
Dr. Marion Sugurdson, Ph.D. in Psychology, and Dr. Raphella
Sohier, Ph.D. in Health Sciences, will present a program dealing
with Sexual Identity. This promises to be a program
you’.ll want
to hear. A question and answer session will follow the presenation.
Also, the January meeting will give you a chance to meet the
new officers. They will be installed and officially begin their
duties.
Don’t forget: OHR meetings are free and open to everyone.
come join us and bring a friend on Monday, January 9, at 7:00 p.m.
STD CLINIC
And what did you get for Christmas?
1/20
The bi-monthly Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) clinic will
be held on Friday, January 20, from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. at the
Tulsa Mining Company, llth and Wheeling.
The clinic is free and the results are strictly confidential.
Don’t give the gift that keeps on giving! Get checked on January 20.
AEROBICS
CLASS
I/i0
An aerobics class is being offered again--and it begins this
month.
If you have gobbled up too many calories during this holiday
season, make a resolution in 1984 to enroll in the OHR aerobics class.
Last October, approximately 20 fellows enrolled in t~e OHR
aerobics class and they "worked hard for the moneJro" (Actually it
only costs $20 bucks.)
But now it’s your chance to join them as
a new session is about to begin.
The class will meet at Thoreau. Junior High School, 71st and
Memorial, The sessions will last six weeks and be on Tuesday and
Thursday eveninqs from 8:30 to 9:30 startinq on January lOth.
�The class is open to both men and women.
You can sign up
at the January lOth meeting or call Brian at 744-0174. Hurry as
space is limited’.
WATERCOLOR
CLASS
In 1983, OHR offered a chance for you to develop a new hobby-watercolor painting.
Several people enjoyed the class taught by
OHR member Ken Johnston.
Ken, who has written three books on the
subject and teaches the course all over the country, will be offering
the class to anyone who wants to learn.
If you have been intrigued by watercoloring, now is the time
to pursue this interest and acquire a new skill.
Ken emphasizes that
no previous watercolor or free-hand drawing experience is required!
Find out more about this beginner’s course at the January lOth
meeting.
Space is limited so be there to sign up!
NEWSPAPER
REPORTERS
At the December meeting, some discussion was held dealing
with inviting some World/Tribunewritersto an OHR meeting so that
they may be "sensitized"about gay issues.
It comes as no surprise
that stereotypes and negative perspectives continue to be presented
in Tulsa newspapers. The Executive Board has decided not to have
any reporters attend the OHR meeting until February.
Guidelines that will be followed--if they do attend-- include
no full names, places of employment, or other personal data; no
photographs; and no information will be given concerning OHR
financial data.
If you have other suggestions, please let an officer know.
CHRISTMAS
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
PROJECT
The OHR service project was a great success! Donations of food
and toys totalling nearly $I000 were delivered to needy families.
Turkeys, hams, canned food, and toys made Christmas brighter for many.
Rev. Alice Jones of MCC, the OHR Info Line, the YWCA Displaced
Homemakers Program, and Neighbor for Neighbor helped with need family
referrals. These included many single-parent families from our own
community.
The committee prepared and mailed media information sheets
to newspapers, radio, and television stations, and to gay-related
publications describing the project.
Thanks go to the committee members, to MCC, and to Zippers and
the Bamboo, and to OHR members for their generous contributions.
TWO REMINDERS
INFO LINE: The OHR Information Line receives over 4000 calls
per month. Volunteers are available seven nights a week to staff
the line.
If you are interested in helping, call Jack at~495-1963.
OHR MEMBERSHIP: OHR membership costs only $1 per month and~uns
from July to July. Join now!
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TULSA OKLAHOMAN S FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
P.O. BOX 52729
TULSA, OKLAHOMA 74152
JANUARY 1984
Vol. 4, No. 1
JANUARY
MEETING
1/9
The monthly business meeting and program for OHR will be
held on Monday evening, November 14, at 7:00 p.m. in the First
National Bank Auditorium, lower level, 4th and Main.
This month’s program will be the program originally scheduled
for December and the one described in the December newsletter.
Because of a conflict, another program--an AIDS update by Dr.
Jeff Beal--was substituted.
Dr. Marion Sugurdson, Ph.D. in Psychology, and Dr. Raphella
Sohier, Ph.D. in Health Sciences, will present a program dealing
with Sexual Identity. This promises to be a program you’.ll want
to hear. A question and answer session will follow the presenation.
Also, the January meeting will give you a chance to meet the
new officers. They will be installed and officially begin their
duties.
Don’t forget: OHR meetings are free and open to everyone.
come join us and bring a friend on Monday, January 9, at 7:00 p.m.
STD CLINIC
1/20
And what did you get for Christmas?
The bi-monthly Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) clinic will
be held on Friday, January 20, from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. at the
Tulsa Mining Company, llth and Wheeling.
The clinic is free and the results are strictly confidential.
Don’t give the gift that keeps on giving! Get checked on January 20.
AEROBICS
CLASS
I/i0
An aerobics class is being offered again--and it begins this
month. If you have gobbled up too many calories during this holiday
season, make a resolution in 1984 to enroll in the OHR aerobics class.
Last October, approximately 20 fellows enrolled in t~e OHR
aerobics class and they "worked hard for the moneJro" (Actually it
only costs $20 bucks.) But now it’s your chance to join them as
a new session is about to begin.
The class will meet at Thoreau. Junior High School, 71st and
Memorial, The sessions will last six weeks and be on Tuesday and
Thursday eveninqs from 8:30 to 9:30 startinq on January lOth.
The class is open to both men and women. You can sign up
at the January lOth meeting or call Brian at 744-0174. Hurry as
space is limited’.
WATERCOLOR
CLASS
In 1983, OHR offered a chance for you to develop a new hobby--
watercolor painting. Several people enjoyed the class taught by
OHR member Ken Johnston. Ken, who has written three books on the
subject and teaches the course all over the country, will be offering
the class to anyone who wants to learn.
If you have been intrigued by watercoloring, now is the time
to pursue this interest and acquire a new skill. Ken emphasizes that
no previous watercolor or free-hand drawing experience is required!
Find out more about this beginner’s course at the January lOth
meeting. Space is limited so be there to sign up!
NEWSPAPER
REPORTERS
At the December meeting, some discussion was held dealing
with inviting some World/Tribunewritersto an OHR meeting so that
they may be "sensitized"about gay issues. It comes as no surprise
that stereotypes and negative perspectives continue to be presented
in Tulsa newspapers. The Executive Board has decided not to have
any reporters attend the OHR meeting until February.
Guidelines that will be followed--if they do attend-- include
no full names, places of employment, or other personal data; no
photographs; and no information will be given concerning OHR
financial data. If you have other suggestions, please let an officer know.
CHRISTMAS
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
PROJECT
The OHR service project was a great success! Donations of food
and toys totalling nearly $I000 were delivered to needy families.
Turkeys, hams, canned food, and toys made Christmas brighter for many.
Rev. Alice Jones of MCC, the OHR Info Line, the YWCA Displaced
Homemakers Program, and Neighbor for Neighbor helped with need family
referrals. These included many single-parent families from our own
community. The committee prepared and mailed media information sheets
to newspapers, radio, and television stations, and to gay-related
publications describing the project.
Thanks go to the committee members, to MCC, and to Zippers and
the Bamboo, and to OHR members for their generous contributions.
TWO REMINDERS INFO LINE: The OHR Information Line receives over 4000 calls
per month. Volunteers are available seven nights a week to staff
the line. If you are interested in helping, call Jack at~495-1963.
OHR MEMBERSHIP: OHR membership costs only $1 per month and~uns
from July to July. Join now!
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FEBRUARY 1984
Volume4 Number 2
Goodstein is familiar to most
people through his popular and controversial
hi-weekly ADVOCATE column
called ~Opening Space.~ He is also
the founder and one of the facilitators
of the Experience Weekend (previously
called The Advocate Experience),
a two-day learning and
self-discovery workshop with over
7500 graduates.
His accomplishments as a leader
in the gay movement have reflected
his firm belief in the U S. system
of government. Goodst&in was responsible
for creating the Gay Rights
National Lobby in 1976.
Super-Living: You Can Have the
Life You Want (Prentice Hall) is
Goodstein’s new book which tells how
to create abundance in
;relationships, money, health, and
happiness.
According te OHR president Brian
Mumey, Goodstein will arrive in
Tulsa on February 13, speak to OHR
that evening, and hold a press conference
the next day before returning
to Los Angeles. "This is a meeting
that Tulsa gays shouldn’t miss.
The board hopes to have a very good
turnout for Goodstein. We’re encouraging
everyone to attend and bring
some friends with them," said Mumey.
David Goodstein, publisher of the After he acquired the news- The February meeting will be Mon-
ADVOCATE, will speak at the monthly magazine, he successfully changed day evening, February 13, in the
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i OHR meeting on Monday, February 13. its direction from a Los First National Bank auditorium, 4th
Goodstein is president of Libera- Angeles-based newspaper to a nation- and Main. The business meeting
tion Publications, Inc., which pub- al news and feature magazine. The begins at 7:00 and the program at
lishes the ADVOCATE, the nation’s circulation more than doubled during
8:00 p.m.
leading gay newsmagazine, the process.
OKLAHO/V NS . or
HUN N RIGHT . "
GAY. HELP. LINE
(918) 587-GAYS
Info Line Receives Over
4000 Calls Monthly
"l’m worried about getting AIDS.
Do you have any information on it?"
"What do I do about my lover who may
be an alcoholic?" "I may be transferred
to Tulsa. What’s gay life
llke there?"
These are just a few of the questions
OHR Information Line volunteers
handled during one week in
January.
The Info Line records an average
of 4500 calls monthly, with trained
volunteers handllng over" 250 of
these calls personally. The question
most often asked relates to location
and atmosphere of local bars. However,
many callers ask for details
about OHR, while others need counsellng
or counseling referrals. Of
course, there are the usual number
of harrassment calls.
"I feel good after I’ve answered
a question, listened to someone with
a problem, or made someone feel less
lonely," said one volunteer. If you
want more information about the Info
Line or you would like to consider
joining the thirty other volunteers,
call Jack at 495-1963 or Brian at
744-0174.
Info Line Statistics
Oct./Nov./Dec./1983
Callers 374 Male
151 Female
New Executive Board Sets
1984 Goals
"OHR has made a real difference
in my llfe. I hate to think what
life in Tulsa would be like for gay
people without OHR."
In a way, this statement by one
relatively new Tulsan and OHR member
says it all. OHR makes a real
difference in Tulsa. For many lesblans
and gay men, the OHR newsletter
is their only informational
link to the gay community. For
others, the OHR Helpllne makes the
difference between loneliness/despair
and contact with someone who
car.es,
The 1984 OHR Executive Board has
dedicated itself to making this a
terrific year for OHR, for the entire
Tulsa gay community. Symbolic
of this effort is our first major
speaker of the year, David Goodstein,
publisher Of the ADVOCATE,
the nation’s leadlng gay newsmagazine.
We hope this will see standard
for the programs and projects we
undertake this year.
Look for continuing improvements
in the newsletter, the new outreach
efforts both to the gay and the
straight communities, for increased
membership, for programs both educational
and fun, ranging from our
Women’s Task Force to a terrific
special guest at the Mr. Tulsa contest.
This Executive ~oard will strive
to be creative, enthusiastic, and
energetic, yet realistic,
goal-oriented, and organized. Our
success will depend largely on
you--your ideas, your support, your
participation, your constructive
criticism, and when deserved, your
praise.
Where do we start?
JOIN ...if you are not an OHR
member, send in your check now. If
you are a member, share OHR with a
friend.
THINK ...what you can do to help
OHR reach more people and to improve
the programs. Let us know your
thoughts.
WORK ... in the many events we
have this year. Help with the garage
sale, volunteer for the Helpllne,
start a support group.
CARE ... ~bout yourself and also
about the needs, feelings, frustrations,
and ambitions of others. Help
OHR meet those needs.
You can help OHR make a
difference. It’s going to be a great
year. Be a part of it!
Sincerely,
Brian, J L , Shelley, Norman
Chris, Richard, and Jack
-- Collectibles --
1513 East on tSth Street
Tulsa 74120
P.S. Hou~ --
Friday and Saturday
I I:~ a.m. -- 4:001).-*.
Sunday
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81 Counseling
69 OHR info
148 Harrassment
Total Calls for 3 months--13,693
THE TULSA CHAPTER OF
OKLAHOMANS
FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
CARRIAGE TRADE
Furniture, Consignments, Antiques
Estate Sales, & Light Hauling
~Jared Bruce
1602 E. 15th St. Bus: 582-3018
Tulsa, Oklahoma
OHR Charters Bus to
Hear Gloria Steinem
Gloria Steinem, one of America’s
most famous spokespersons of the
feminist movement, will be speaking
at Oklahoma State University on Wednesday
evening, March 14.
National Organization for Women will
be sponsoring a bus to the event.
The round trip from Tulsa to Stillwater
will cost $7.00. The ticket to
hear Ms. Steinem will be $5.00
The bus will hold only kO people
so anyone wanting to go should make
reservations as quickly as possible.
Ms. Steinem travels extensively
as a lecturer and often appears on
television interview shows. She
helped found Ms. Magazine and has a
brand new book out called Outrageous
Acts and Everyday Rebelllons (Holt,
Rinehart ~ Winston).
Make your reservation by calling
Brian at 74~-017k or sign up at the
OHR meeting on February 13.
"’Swetheart Ball’"
to Benefit Sooner
Softball League
THE SWEEqHEART BALL, a fundralser
for the Sooner Softball. League, wil!
be held on Saturday evening, February
18, at B:O0 p.m. The benefit
will be at the Tulsa Home Builders’
Association building at ~3rd and
Garnett.
The gala benefit will feature pop-
,Ular dance music, a DJ, plus some
live entertainment during the evening.
A "Sweetheart" will also be
selected at the ball.
Advance tickets are $5.00 single
and $8.00 per couple. However, the
night of the Sweetheart Ball the
tickets will be $7.00 single and
$10.00 per couple at the door. Tickets
may be purchased at Tim’s Playroom,
the. Tulsa Mining Company, and
at the February 13th OHR meeting.
David Millison
7474 East Admiral Place
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115
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3303 So. Peoria
Tulsa, OK 74105
743-7786
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Custom Framing Lay-A-Way
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Tues - Thur til 6
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moulo you liKe go make a 6U[ILI’IUU--
tion to scientific knowledge? Now
you Have your chance.
If you are a gay person and have
a natural.brother qr~ sister who is
also gay or a brother or sister to
whom you have "come out,~I you are/~
needed for part of a serious study
on Gender Identity.
If you are willing to take p~rt
in this research, please call Dr.
Raphella Sohier, University of Oklahoma
College of Nursing, Tulsa
Medical College, 834-3464, ext. 295.
Just tell the secretary you would
like Dr. Sohler to call you.
The study requires,that you talk
about your childhood for 30 minutes
and answer a few questions in response
to two short narratives. Total
time will be about one hour.
Your identity will be known only
to Dr. Sohier, and the results of
the study will be made available to
you if you wish.
Membership in the Tulsa Chapter
of Oklahomans for Human Rights is
only $12.00 per year. The membership
runs from July to July.
A person may join now for only
$5.00 and renew in July for a full
year. Or $17.00 will make you a member
untii July Ig84.
Please do your part to help keep
OHR a viable part of Tulsa. Send in
your check or write for a brochure
today.
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
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P.O. Box 52729
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74152
Gay Newsmagazine
Available in Tulsa
.A new statewide gay newsmagazine,
the Gayly Oklahoman, is currently
available to Tulsans. Published in
Oklahoma City, the current issue is
3~ pages and contains ’articles on
local and national news, book reviews,
interviews, an events calendar,
and advertising.
The Gayly Oklahoman is free and
may be obtained at Tulsa gay bars,
the MCC, and the next OHR meeting.
Upcoming Events
to Watch For
* The annual OHR FOLLIES. Tentative
plans call for the show to be
held on March 18;
* At the OHR meeting a special announcement
will be made about the
1984 MR. TULSA contest.
* Don’t forget: OHR will hold a
Garage Sale in early spring. Be
thinking about articles you can donate.
"~’.lo!cal:.’~kap~r 6f Oignity/Integrity
is being ~d’rmeTd’%~d~heeds your
support. Dignit~,
For gay Catho~~’~’~T’ and I~f~"gr~ty7" an
~anization for .gay Episcopalians,
haVe’c~apters nationwide.
~ -The; two organizations are being
°~6~bined into).one chapter in Tulsa.
"~Or’t~en~ly the,~roup meets..the se.cgnd
the foGrth Thq.~sdays. However, some
discussion h~s been held regard~.g’
changing one,of the meeting nights
to Sunday.
Anyone i~t@r~.~t&O, in learning
more a’bout DiG ’ }h tegrity or who
’~~d- lik:e
me~ting may call Daphne at 583-7063.
TO RE.PORT:
ANTI-GAY VIOLENCE
TO OBTAIN:
A.I.D.S. REFERRALS
Call toll-fr.ee In N.Y. State
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Th.is world lost a tn,e
Opera, a position he held
genlleman of substance and
until his death.
style \\ith the pass ng of
Richard was committed
Richard Koenig, 55,i of Tulsa
to the organization's special
heritage, vision and cul•
on January 2, 2020 sur•
rounded by family.
ture by continuing to bring
Richard was born July 11,
world-class opera produc
1964 in Alton, Illinois, to par
tions to the Tulsa stage. He
ents, Helene Marie Koenig
was excited for the future of
and Harry Danvin Koenig.
Tulsa Opem and instrumen
He was reared throughout
tal in planning for increased
Illinois during his child·
growth and achievement.
Richard believed new and
hood before moving \\ith his
family to Plano, Texas, in his teenage
increasingly larger audiences should
years. He graduated from Plano High have the opportunity to appreciate and
School in 1982.
enjoy opera just as he did.
After college in Texas, Richard
The path for this in his ,iew was
relocated with his parents to Owasso, Tulsa Opera introducing and offering
Oklahoma, in the mid-80s. He eventu• opera and talented performers in as
ally ended up in "!\Ilsa where his love many different forms and venues as
of retail fashion landed him employ
possible. lb accomplish this, Richard
ment at Lochmann's at the Plaza and led Tulsa Opera's introduction of many
Renbergs Department Store i.n Utica
innovative vocal music education and
Square.
outreach programs benefiting 1>eople
In October or 1988, Richard began
at all age levels throughout the co m
what would become a 25-year tenure munity. These programs compliment•
at Saks Fifth Avenue in Utica Square. ed and increased the organization's
He was most notably known as the de unique cultural value, producing the
partment manager of fine and fashion very best of time-tested and exciting
jewelry during his years at Saks.
opera for Tulsa.
Richard forged a lifelong relation
Richard provided enlightened,
ship not only ,vith many of his clien
vigorous and inspiring leadership for
Tulsa Opera at a most opportune time
tele but \\ith an array of nationally
known jewelry designers during his
for the organization. Every day, for
time at Saks. He had a keen eye and
all involved, Richard Koenig was and
the knowledge to recognize the quality always will be the best of 1\ilsa Opera.
and craftsmanship it took to make a
ln the fall of 2013, Richard was
custom piece of jewelry.
diagnosed ,vith pulmonary fibrosis.
He always had a very successful
Despite medical therapY, he ultimately
jewelry department at Saks because of undenvent a bilateral lung transplant
his high standards and expectations
at St. Josephs Hospital in Phoenix in
in customer semce. He had an innate December of 2018.
sense of what his clients' tastes in jew
Unfortunately after making his one
elry were in the 'l\llsa market on his
year anniversary, complications from
many buying trips to New York for fine an infection took his life much sooner
and estatejewelry.
than expected.
A cause very close to Richard's heart
Besides Tulsa Opera, Richard sat on
during his time at Saks was Fashion• numerous boards and generously con
A-Cure, a Pink Ribbon event benefit•
tributed to many local organizations
ing Oklahoma Project \Voman and
over the years.
women's breast health.
Richard allvays had a sense of fash
For over 10 years, New York fashion ion and style and was kno"�1 for being
designer Carmen Marc Valvo and Saks an impeccable dresser. He loved col
Fifth Avenue partnered to bring his
lecting antiques, going to estate sales
latest collection to 1\ilsa to support
and enjoying a matinee at the Circle
Project \Voman. Richard and Carmen Cinema. He always loved a good book,
became lifelong friends through Pink especially historical reads about the
Ribbon.
British monarchy and Q.ueen Victoria.
Richard was co-chairman of the
New York City held a special place in
highly. successful 2010 Fashion-A-Cure his heart. He relished the energy and
event He was t.he recipient in 2012 of vibe of the city and the opportunity
the prestigious Hope Award given for to see old friends in the jewelry and
his outstanding efforts and dedication fashion industry.
in fighting breast cancer.
Richard was preceded in death by
his
father, Harry Darwin Koenig. He
\Vhile at Saks as jewelry manager,
Richard began his collaboration with is sumved by his partner of 30 years,
Tod Neumann of Tulsa; his mother,
Tulsa Opera. His contributions to
special events, that Richard created,
Helene Harper Koenig of Broken
greatly benefited Tulsa Opera and the Arrow; brothers, Roger Koenig of
community. A highlight was when
Broken Arrow and Michael Koenig or
Richard brought in famed jewelry de Houston, Texas; sister, Janet Koenig of
signer, David Yum1an who participated Fort Smith, Arkansas and their fami
in events for 1\1lsa Opera.
lies; broU1ers-in-law, Steve Neumann
Richard quickly became one of the
of Basking Ridge, New Jersey and
most productive board members of
Scott Neumann of Brooklyn, New York
Tulsa Opera and led many success·
and their families; as well as numer•
ful special events. He reenergized the ous cousins, nieces and nephews.
organization's signature event, the
A Celebration of Life Semce will be
held at 11 :00 am, 111ursday, March 19,
annual Opera Ball.
Richard's love of opem took him
2020, at ninity Episcopal Church. In
on a new career path in April of 2013, lieu of flowers, donations may be made
when he became the Director of Oe1•e l to 1\ilsa Opera.
opment and Donor Relations for Tulsa
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In the fall of 2013, Richard Koenig was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. He recieved a bilateral lung transplant in 2018. One year later complications from an infection caused his passing. His friends and family will always remember him for his style, love for antiques, and his passion for the Opera.
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Announcing the 40th Anniversary Equality Gala
�40th Anniversary Equality Gala
Saturday, April 18, 2020
6:00 p.m. at the Cox Business Center
100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103
�The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Foundation
The George Kaiser Family Foundation
Anonymous
Dennis Neill and John Southard
Cresap Family Foundation
Pedistat
Dr Richard & Debra Gordon Family
American Airlines
Dr. Al Carlozzi and Renee Marshall-Carlozzi
Osage Casino
ONEOK
Kelly Kirby, CPA, PC
Dr. Tim Cole and Chance Phillips
Anne & Henry Zarrow Family Foundation
�Larry Ward
Boomtown Tees & Keystone Chevrolet
Jason McVicker and Justin Clary
No one admitted under 18 unless accompanied by an adult over 21.
Click Your Heels Together
and Come Home
A decade comes to a close, and the past ten years have witnessed progress and key advances for LGBTQ+
individuals. Oklahomans for Equality will be celebrating our 40th anniversary, and we have chosen ruby red slippers
from the movie "The Wizard of Oz" as our 2020 Equality Gala emblem.
There has been significant push back against our advances for full equality, and we have seen a rise in vandalism an
violence directed as a result. We actively resisted those who would try and strip us of our victories. Creating safe
spaces, and speaking out against all forms of oppression consumes our resources and challenges us to remain unifi
�You will recall Glinda the good witch told Dorothy that the ruby slippers' magic "must be very powerful or the wicked
witch of the west wouldn't want them so badly." Toward the end of the movie, after several failed attempts to go hom
Dorothy thought she would never be safe until Glinda revealed to her that she had the power all along. Dorothy had i
her power the ability to go home and live her life openly and freely all along.
For forty years, Oklahomans for Equality has been telling LGBTQ+ individuals and their families you had the power
within you all along. We help our constituents learn to stand up for themselves and others who are marginalized.
Please consider being a sponsor of the 2020 Equality Gala so we can continue to help individuals and families find th
magic within them to live authentic empowered lives.
Toby Jenkins
CEO and Executive Director
Oklahomans for Equality
and the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Oklahomans for Equality | 918-743-4297 | 621 E. 4th St., Tulsa, OK 74120 | www.okeq.org
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Announcing the 40th Anniversary Equality Gala
40th Anniversary Equality Gala
Saturday, April 18, 2020
6:00 p.m. at the Cox Business Center
100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103
The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Foundation
The George Kaiser Family Foundation
Anonymous
Dennis Neill and John Southard
Cresap Family Foundation
Pedistat
Dr Richard & Debra Gordon Family
American Airlines
Dr. Al Carlozzi and Renee Marshall-Carlozzi
Osage Casino
ONEOK
Kelly Kirby, CPA, PC
Dr. Tim Cole and Chance Phillips
Anne & Henry Zarrow Family Foundation
Larry Ward
Boomtown Tees & Keystone Chevrolet
Jason McVicker and Justin Clary
No one admitted under 18 unless accompanied by an adult over 21.
Click Your Heels Together
and Come Home
A decade comes to a close, and the past ten years have witnessed progress and key advances for LGBTQ+
individuals. Oklahomans for Equality will be celebrating our 40th anniversary, and we have chosen ruby red slippers
from the movie "The Wizard of Oz" as our 2020 Equality Gala emblem.
There has been significant push back against our advances for full equality, and we have seen a rise in vandalism and
violence directed as a result. We actively resisted those who would try and strip us of our victories. Creating safe
spaces, and speaking out against all forms of oppression consumes our resources and challenges us to remain unified.
You will recall Glinda the good witch told Dorothy that the ruby slippers' magic "must be very powerful or the wicked
witch of the west wouldn't want them so badly." Toward the end of the movie, after several failed attempts to go home,
Dorothy thought she would never be safe until Glinda revealed to her that she had the power all along. Dorothy had in
her power the ability to go home and live her life openly and freely all along.
For forty years, Oklahomans for Equality has been telling LGBTQ+ individuals and their families you had the power
within you all along. We help our constituents learn to stand up for themselves and others who are marginalized.
Please consider being a sponsor of the 2020 Equality Gala so we can continue to help individuals and families find the
magic within them to live authentic empowered lives.
Toby Jenkins
CEO and Executive Director
Oklahomans for Equality
and the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Oklahomans for Equality | 918-743-4297 | 621 E. 4th St., Tulsa, OK 74120 | www.okeq.org
Oklahomans for Equality | 621 East 4th Street, Tulsa, OK 74120
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 10, 2006
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2006
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2006
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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C.D. Ward
Greg Steele
Josh Aterovis
Michael Dee
Douglas Glenn
Steve T. Urie
Paula Martinac
Romeo San Vicente
Andrew Collins
Michael Hinzman
Jack Fertig
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Friday, June 3
Family Pride Spaghetti Dinner
6 PM @ Fellowship Congregational Church, UCC
Saturday, June 4
Gay Day at the Zoo
11 AM - 4 PM @ Tulsa Zoo
Fashionably Gay Bingo
7 PM @ Tulsa GLBT Community Center
Sunday, June 5
Tulsa Interfaith Service
3 PM @ College Hill Presbyterian Church
Monday, June 6
“We Were Marked with a Big A”
7 PM @ Jewish Community Center
Tuesday, June 7
QueerArt
5-8 PM @ Brady Arts District
Wednesday, June 8
“Let’s Get Real”
7 PM @ Tulsa Central Library
Thursday, June 9
Singing with Pride
7 PM @ Tulsa Central Library
Friday, June 10
Diversity Gala 2005
6 PM @ Gilcrease Museum
�Friday, June 3
Family Pride Spaghetti Dinner
6 PM @ Fellowship Congregational Church, UCC
Saturday, June 4
Gay Day at the Zoo
11 AM - 4 PM @ Tulsa Zoo
Fashionably Gay Bingo
7 PM @ Tulsa GLBT Community Center
Sunday, June 5
Tulsa Interfaith Service
3 PM @ College Hill Presbyterian Church
Monday, June 6
“We Were Marked with a Big A”
7 PM @ Jewish Community Center
Tuesday, June 7
QueerArt
5-8 PM @ Brady Arts District
Wednesday, June 8
“Let’s Get Real”
7 PM @ Tulsa Central Library
Thursday, June 9
Singing with Pride
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Friday, June 10
Diversity Gala 2005
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Saturday
Gay Day at the Zoo
Fashionably Gay Bingo
Sunday
Tulsa Interfaith Service
Monday
We Were Marked
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Tuesday
QueerArt
Wednesday
Let’s Get Real
Thursday
Singing with Pride
Friday
Diversity Gala 2005
Saturday
Tulsa PRIDE
Parade & Festival
Presented by Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) Tulsa,
OpenArms Youth Project (OYP), the Gay & Lesbian Fund for Tulsa and
Dollar Thrifty. Sponsored by Vocal Pride Foundation, Club Majestic,
College Hill Presbyterian Church, Diversity Christian Fellowship,
Ekklesia...the Gathering, Tulsa Area Chapter of the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, QuinnBaker, PLLC, Tulsa Ballet and Wild Oats
Natural Marketplace. In-kind Sponsors: Budweiser, the Gayly
Oklahoman, Miller Lite, the Star and Urban Tulsa Weekly
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Kelly Carter
Lamont Lindstrom
Mark Bonney
Sue Welch
Toby Jenkins
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April 2005
Volume four / Issue four
oklahomans
for human rights
Celebrate
DIVERSITY 20051
Kelly Carter
Each year TOHR brings a week of Diversity Celebration to
Tulsa and to the State of Oklahoma. Our goal is to bring
people together to celebrate wbo and what we are. It’s a
week that wi[I be filled with the laughter of children playing
in the "KID ZONE", with volleyball games in the park,
great music coming from the stage, good food and the harmony of a community united.
In 1997, TOHR hosted the first-ever Tulsa gay pride march
with 60 participants. Today, Diversity has grown to a week
filled with events and we have the second largest gay pfide
parade and the [m-gest gay pride festival in the state of Oklahoma. In an effort to make Diversity 2005 bigger and better
than even, Open am~s Youth Project (OYP), Parents and
Friends of Lesbians and gays (PFLAG) and Tulsa Oklabomarts for Human Rights (TOHR), the three leading GLBT
organization in Northeast Oklahoma, are working together
to sponsor a week of exciting events.
(cant onp 8)
David Bohnett CyberCenter
GRAND OPENING: 20 April
Thanks to the generosity oftbe David BohneR Foundation,
Tulsa Oklahomm~s for Human Rights is constructing a new
CyberCenter at the GLBT Community Center. The CyberCenter’s Grand Opening will take place on April 20, 5:00-7:00 p.m. The David Bohnett CyberCenter will be equipped
with state-of-the-art computers to enable access to the Intornet and to provide software training. This new facility will
help bridge the ’digital divide’ by giving access to technologies and resources to those that may not have them
(cant onp. 4)
Oklahoma Legislature = Anti-Mom
Lamont Lindstrom
Anne Magro and Heather Finstuen (pictured above with
their six-year old twin daughters) came to Tulsa last month
to attend a reception for Lambda Legal’s Executive Director
Kevin Cathcart, hosted by Lambda Legal Board Member
(and TOHR supporter) Mona Pittinger. Anne and Heather
moved to Norman after Anne accepted a position in the
University of Oklahoma’s School of Accomtting. Heather,
who has worked in publishing, is cun’ently a student in
OU’s College of Law.
Since the family moved to Oklahoma, they bare enjoyed
friendly neighbors and co-workers but they also have had to
confront our state’s stubborn homophobia. Together for I3
years, both are rooms to their daughters Heather legally
adopting the children after Anne gave birth to the twins,
when the coupled lived in New Jersey.
In May, 2004, the Oklahoma State Legislature burried to
pass a law that withdrew state recognition of adoption of
children by same-sex parents elsewhere in the U.S. Legislators responded to Attorney General Drew Edmondson’s
opinion that Oklahoma was obligated to recognize such
(co,it on p 4)
out-of-state adoption decrees and to issue amended birtb
�From the President
www.tohr.org
Dear TOHR Members and Supporters,
So many wonderful things are happening at TOHR as you will read throughout
this TORCH. TOHR is known in Madison, Wisconsin. 1 have been invited to
appear on a panel at an Indian Law conference at the University of Wisco~sin
Law School on April I, 2005. The panel will discuss the case of Kathy and
Dawn who are litigating with Todd Hembree, a Cherokee Nation member, who
filed suit to "void" their marriage certificate. I was invited as the President of
TOHR.
On behalf of the Board, I want to acknowledge the dedication of Toby Jenkins
(see article in this issue) t’or his work in programlning the Palm Sunday Service. The service was wonderful. We had over 150 in attendance and the offaring raised almost $500.00 for TOHR. The Board wishes also to thank the
many spiritual leaders who participated. We look forward to the upcoming
Pride Interfaith Service that will expand upon the Palm Sunday Service by
bringing leaders from many faith communities together.
TOHR Board of Directors
Executive Board
Presiden~Mark Bonney
1 st Vice Presiden~Dr Laura Belmonte
Secretary--Mike Williams
Treasurer--Dwight Kealiher
Assistant Treasurer--John Madigan
As you are aware, Diversity Celebration planning is continuing. Time is running out to participate. This year PFLAG and OpenArms Youth Project have
joined together with TOHR to organize the parade and a week-long series of
diversity festival events. If you want to volunteer please attend upcoming volunteer meetings. Refer to the calendar of events to find out the dates oftbe
meetings.
The Cybercenter grand opening is set for April 20th. We now have at least ten
workstations with Internet access and MS Office 2003. Sof~are suggestions
are appreciated. L Word~atch par~ nights bare been a success and TIVO is
available. Let Greg Gatewood, the Center Director, know what you would like
to have taped.
lf~our group has not met at the Center in some time or if you have a new
group, consider booking the Center for your meetings. Contact the Center Director for information oll availability.
Center Director
Greg Gatewood
TOHR’s Capital Campaiqn
The Pyramid Project
pyramidproject org
Overall TOHR’s Comnmnity Center is a vibrant place with many happenings
and events. Come down and enjoy.
Mark Bonney
Chair
Sue Welch
President, TOHR
David Hoot, S hel[y
Marcy Smith and Tim wirliams
John D. Cutright, MSW, LCSW
Counselor & Psychotherapist
4870 S. Lewis Avenue Suite 190
T-l a, OK 74105
918-284-0123
Children Adolescents * Adult Couples
�Pyramid Project
HOME TOUR
May 15th
The L Word
On the Center’s Big
Screen
Sue Welch
You won’t want to miss the May 15th
home tour that we have planned. The
tour features the home built by the inventor of the parking meter, a home
owned by a lesbian couple of 45 years
which has been highlighted on
HGTV’s Restore America, the Castle
of Terwilleger Heights that has a secret
room used during the Prohibition Era,
and the home of well-known Tulsa
designer and author, Charles Faudree.
These Beautiful Tulsa homes will welcome and delight you! Check TOHR’s
eNEWS for further details. (You can
subscribe to eNEWS marling list by
emailing center~b~TOHR.o rg.)
Over 250 people attended February’s
Wild Hearts Ball. The ball, sponsored
by Level Vodka, Out~K Film Festival, Club Maverick, TNT’s, HOT’s,
and the End Up Club, raised over
$5000 for the Pyramid Project.
To date, over $335,000 capital campaign contributions and pledges have
been raised in support of TOHR’s future homebase. A building search
committee expects to begin work later
this year.
Come join
your
fi’iends at the Tulsa GLBT Communi!3
Center each Sunday to see Showtime
popular series, the "L Word," Doors
open at 8:30 p.m. The show starts at
9:00 p.m.
TOHR FUNDRAISERS
@
PLAYMOR & MAVERICK
GREG GATEWOOD IS
TOHR’S
NEW CENTER DIRECTOR
The TOHR Board of Directors is
pleased to announce that Greg Gatewood has been hired to be the Community Center’s fidl-time Director.
This hiring comes after a decision to
restructure the job responsibilities
after TOHR’s Executive Director resigned in early February. "We are
pleased to have engaged the services
of Greg," stated Mark Bonney. "Greg
has an eight year history of service to
the GLBT Community and TOHR.
He brings a wealth of experience to
tbe organization and the operations of
the Community Center. Greg is heavily involved in Diversity Celebration
2005, serves as the First VicePresident of PFLAG, and gas recently
been assisting the Gay and Lesbian
Fund for Tulsa. He will hit the
ground running. A big welcome from
all of us, Greg."
Everyone is welcome to come down
to the Communit3, Center to meet
Greg and to see the exciting new
Bohnett CyberCenter that opens on
April 20th.
Join hosts ~ Tippie
Walker and Marc Dodson at the Playmot (1737 S. Memorial) on Saturday,
APRIL 9 at 10:30 p.m. for a TOHR
fundraiser: Sooner State Live, The
T-Town Rodeo will be underway and
the crowd ready to pmV. TOHR’s
own Peaches Lennox will be there
"fleecing wallets from the audience
and backstage."
A second fundraiser will take place on
May 20, from 9:30 to I 1:00 p.m., at
the Club Maverick (822 S. Sheridan).
Watch TOHR’s eNEWS for further
information.
Kelly Kirby,
CPA, PC
Certified Public Accountant
"For AII Your
Accounting Needs"
Gay men and lesbians face
many special situations, whether single or as couples. We are
proud to serve this community.
4815 South Harvard, Suite 424
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135-3066
918.747.5466
743-GAYS
�otherwise. The CyberCenter is available to the public for research, skillbuilding, and personal recreational
use. The CyberCenter contains:
GARRETT
LAW OFFICE, P.C.
Garrett Law Office~ P.C.
is an association of lawyers
with one common goal:
to serve the public interest
by representing injured
persons or persons with
property damage who are
susceptible to possible unfair
treatment by insurance
companies.
Our practice areas are:
INSURANCE DISPUTES
PERSONAL INJURY
WRONGFUL DEATH
JOB-RELATED INJURIES
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
PRODUCT LIABILITY
SECURITIES FRAUD
BANKRUPTCY
Call our office for a free
consultation before you
commit to signing a
release which could
compromise the value
of your claim
and your legal rights.
1-888-GARRETT
In Tulsa:
622-9292
Remember - The adjuster works for the
insurance company-
10 IBM workstations ~vith fiat
panel displays--all with Internet access and Microsoft Office Suite;
® Network attached IBM high-end
laser printer;
® Flat bed scanner;
® Wireless hub, allowing internet
access for laptop users.
In addition, one workstation has a full
suite of publishing/photoediting tools;
and others are equipped with the latest
in gaming software.
Tile CyberCenter is arranged to facilitate instructional usage. From time to
time, TOHR will sponsor educational
classes on matters such as: General
Introduction to the Internet and
Email; Using Microsoft Office; Using Microsoft Outlook; Internet Basics; Using Photoshop and Pagemaker (Publishing); annd Digital Photo
and Video tips and tricks. Educational classes will generally last 1 ½ hours
each. The cost for each class will
generally be $8 for TOHR members,
$10 for non-members, plus materials
costs. Other organizations may arrange to rent the CyberCenter for their
usage and training for $30 per hour,
plus materials costs.
The David Bohnett Foundation was
founded by David Bohnett, designer
of GeoCities, which later became a
part of Yahoo.com. David is determined to improve our society through
social activism. He recognizes the
importance of the internet in creating
that change. He want to ensure that
the lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender community are connected
and using the immense potential of
the web. TOHR is very appreciative
of being selected for the installation
of the 20 th CyberCenter ill the U.S.
Come to the Grand Opening and get
online!
WE WORK FOR YOU!
Bumper sticker seen in Tulsa:
Focus on Your Own Damn Family!
certificates listing Gay or Lesbian
parents. The law decrees that Oklahoma "shall not recognize an adoption by more than one individual of
the same sex from any other state or
foreign jurisdiction." But in addition
to preventing future Oklahoma
recognition of adoptions occurring in
other states or nations, the law could
also be interpreted to nullify existing
adoptions whenever families come
into our state. Anne and Heather’s
neighbors recognize that they are
their children’s mothers, but will the
State of Oklahoma? The law threatens families and endangers parents’
relations with their children.
With the help of Lambda Legal,
Anne and Heather have joined together with a number of other parents
and children and sued to overturn
this hurtful law. Brian Chase, Lambda Legal Staff Attorney, has criticized State legislators "who disapprove of gay people and lashed out
by passing a law that punishes children for having gay or lesbian parents." The law should be found unconstitutional and in violation of the
14th Amendment, which guarantees
equal protection, and the Full Faith
and Credit clause of the U.S. constitution.
Anne and Heather have won their
first round in federal court. The
State filed a motion to dismiss the
suit under the 1 lt~ amendment and
lost. It has, however, taken this loss
to the 10ta Circuit Court Court of Appeals in Denver. Anne and Heather’s
family will be caught in the courts
for some time to come. TOHR members can help by talking to friends
and neighbors to help them understand that strong Oklahoma families
come in all shapes and sizes. TOHR
supporters might also attend
PFLAG’s Lobbying Day at the State
Capital on April 6 (see back cover
for details) and buttonhole legislators
urging them to rescind this attack on
Oklahoma’s families and children.
�UPCOMING TOHR EVENTS CALENDAR
April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 -- Movie Nights at the Center. Join us at 6:30 for fun, film, and fi’iends at the Center.
April 2- Diversity Celebration Volunteer Meeting. 10 a.m. at tbe Center
April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 -- H.O.P.E. Free Anonymous HIV Testing. 4:0~-7:00 p.m. at the Center.
April 3, 10, 17, 24 -- The L Word. Watch Pal~y! Join a crowd of Pans to watch The L Word at the Center. 8:30 p.m.
April 2, 9-- Queer as Folk. Or join FOLK fans to watch Season Four on the Center’s big screen, 9:00 p.m.
April 5, 12, 19, 26 -- H.O.P.E. Free Anonymous HIV Testing. 6:00--8:00 p.m. at the Center.
April 6, 13, 20, 27 -- Gender Outreach Oklahoma Drop-in Days. Meet at the Center at 7:00 p.m.
April 8-10 -- T-Town Rodeo. Check out Soouer State Rodeo Assn.’s website w~w.soonerstaterodeo.com
April 9-- TOHR Fundraiser @ Playmor. Join hosts Tippie Walker and Marc Dodson and rodeo fans at 10:30 p.m.
April 14, 28 -- Women’s Group. 7:00 p.m. at the Center
April 16 -- Gender Outreach Oklahoma, General Meeting. 7:00 p.m. at the Center.
April 20 -- CyberCenter Grand Opening. Come down to celebrate the opening of the David Bohnet~ CyberCenter,
at the Community Center, 5-7 p.m.
May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29-- The L Word.
Watch Party! Join a crowd of I~ans to watch The L Word at the Center, 8:30 p.m.
May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 -- H.O.P.E. Free Anonymous HIV Testing. 6:00--8:00 p.m. at the Center.
May 4, 11, 18, 25 -- Gender Outreach Oklahoma Drop-in Days. Meet at the Center at 7:00 p.m.
May 6, 13, 20, 27 -- Movie Nights at the Center. Join us at 6:30 for fun, fihn, and friends at the Center
May 12, 26 -- Women’s Group. 7:00 p.m. at the Center
May 15
Tulsa Home Tour, in support of the Pyramid Project.
May 20 -- TOHR Fundraiser @ Mavericks. 9:30--11:00 pro. Check eNEWS for more information.
May 21
Gender Outreach Oklahoma, General Meeting. 7:00 p.m. at the Center.
’ affirming congregations who
~ came together for a Pahn Sunday interdenominational ser~ vice. A special offering was
taken to support TOHR, its
/ Center, and its prograras that
serve the GLBT comrnunity of ~ northeast Oklahoma.
743-GAYS
�Focus on Supporting Organizations:
Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
(PFLAG TULSA)
In eacb Torcb, we offer a supporting organization in Oklahoma rite opportunity to highligbt its activities on behalf of tbe GLBT communi~F, lfyour organization is interested in submitting an article in a future Torch, please contact us
at communiO@~tobr.org. In tbis edition, Nancy McDonaM of PFLAG’s Tulsa
Chapter describes the history and mission of this important and supportive organization.
In 1972, Morton Manf~rd was physi~
cally ariacked at a gay rights demonstration in New York. It just happen
to be the Stonewall Bar. MorO’s parents, Jeanne and Jules Manford, saw
the attack on a local newscast and
witnessed the failure of the police to
intervene, Their outrage turned them
into activists.
The concept of PFLAG began in 1972
when Jeanne Manford lnarched with
her gay son in New York’s first
PRIDE Day Parade. During and after
the parade many g~y men and lesbians ran up to Jeanne and begged her
to talk to their parents. Jeanne decided to begin a support group. Approximately 20 people attended the first
formal meeting held in March 1973 at
a local church.
In the next years, through word of
mouth and in response to communit3,
need, similar groups sprung up around
the country, offering "safe havens"
and mutual support for parents with
gay and lesbian cbildren. Following
the 1979 National March for Gay and
Lesbian Rights, representatives from
these support groups met for tbe first
time in Washington, DC and in !981,
members decided to launch a national
organization. The first PFLAG office
was established in Los Angeles under
founding President Adele Start’.
In 1982, the Federation of Parents and
Friends (PFLAG), then comprising
some 20 groups, incorporated in California and was declared a nonprofit
organization. In 1990, fo[Iowinga
period of enormous growth, PFLAG
hired an Executive Director, added
family to its name, and became a
membersbip based organization.
PFLAG Tulsa was organized as a
Chapter in I987. The Metropolitan
Community Church hosted a group of
interested people to ascertain interest
in organizing a Chapter. Three Tulsa
Families decided to formally organize
the Tulsa Chapter and there bas been
steady growth in membership. We
affiliated with the National organization in 1988 and were the 27th Chapter to be organized. There are now
500 Chapters in the United States.
The vision of the organization is,
"We, the parents, families m~d friends
of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trangender persons, celebrate diversily and
envision a society that embraces everyone, including those of diverse sexual orientations and gender identifies.
Only with respect, digni~ and equaliW for all will we reach our full poten-
tia[ as human beings, individually and
collectively." PFLAG welcomes the
participation and suppol~ of all who
share in, and hope to realize, this viOur mission is to promote the health
and well being of GLBT persons,
their families and fi’iends through:
support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill in,brined public, and advocacy to end
discrimination and secure equal civil
rights. PFLAG provides an opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity and acts to
create a society that is healthy and
respectful of human diversity.
The Tulsa chapter offers support
groups for parents, family members,
and friends who learn they have a
child, sibling, relative or friend who is
GLBT as well as GLBT persons who
are considering coming out to their
families. Members are actively engaged in educafion of self, family,
fi-iends and the community at large.
They make presentations to schools,
community groups, nonprofit organizations and civic clubs plus provide
information to any person or group
requesting this, Tbey hold monthly
educational meetings, The chapter is
actively engaged in advocacy and has
participated in lobbying days at the
State Capitol, speaking before committees at the Legislature, working for
safe schools, meeting with editorial
boards, State Representatives, State
Senators, CiW Council members,
etc.
We welcome anyone to join the organization and ceriainly encourage
parents to participate. PFLAG is the
bridge between the gay and straight
communities and opens doors to conversation and action. PFLAG’s Helpline number is (918) 749-490 I, and its
email address is pflagtulsa@hotmail.com.
�Palm Sunday Service
Toby Jenkins
Pahn Sunday marks the beginning of
Holy Week in Christianity, the days
leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus
and His resurrection. Newspapers are
full of announcements publicizing
special events and services to cornrent interpretations. Lost among the
publicity of services for Yulsa’s religious community was one rather historic and unique evem for those who
identify themselves as lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender, and their
friends and families. The LGBT
community held a Joint Palm Sunday
Service for affirming and inclusive
churches, a first time event they hope
to recreate annually.
SCANDALS!
Homophobic society regularly suffers
scandals and sex panics, and Tulsa has
been no exception. The case of Billy
James Hargis (1925-2004) was one of
the most lurid of these. Hargis rose to
fame as leader of the Christian Crusade and American Christian College,
once located on S. Sheridan Ave. Hargis gained a national reputation, while
working as a pastor in Sapulpa in the
1950s, for preaching the perils of communism and its godless allies that had
infiltrated government, business, unions, Hollywood, and the mainline
Protestant churches. He ran with this
message onto TV and radio.
But Hargis is even more famous as the
first televangelist to be burned by Gay
sex. His organization, in 1968, had
published is the School House the
Proper Place to Teach Raw Sex? But
in 1974, according to Time magazine.
Hargis officiated at the wedding of
two of his students who discovered
that both had lost their virginity to
him. Three young men in the college’s
choir (All-American Kids) next revealed that Hargis had sexually abused
them for several years. Hargis resigned from the College which went
bankrupt, its campus later purchased
by OU’s College of Medicine.
Buddhist temples, synagogues,
almost every branch of the Christian
faith include gay believers. The Diversity Interfaith Service has always
been one of the pillars of Pride Week.
a week of celebration and honor for
the LGBT community, so it was not
difficult to assemble several pastors,
ministers and churches for an afternoon of worship. With 23 churches
represented, Diversity Christian Fellowship International hosted the afternoon in their newly remodeled sanetuary. Dr. Mark Bighley. organist for
Bethany Lutheran Church, played the
processional piece "Glory, Laud, and
Honor." Reverend Rad~brd Rader,
pastor of College Hill Presbyterian,
led the Invocation with a Biblical reference to Elijah’s lament of solitude
and discovery of other like churches.
Andre Martin, Music Minister at Unity Church of Christianity, set the tone
of the service as he sang "In This
Very Room" before Mark Bonney,
president of Tulsa Oklahoman’s for
Human Rights, graciously greeted the
participants while recognizing the
comfort that so many find within their
own faith and individual ministers
and pastors. Reverend Culliver
Brool~nan, minister of Unity Churcb
of Christianity, read a passage from
the Hebrew Scriptures, followed by
the Voices Praise Team from College
Hill Presbyterian Church who led the
service in a contemporary direction,
CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!
The Tulsa GLBT Community Center
is looking for a few good people to
oin the ranks of Tulsa’s freest voluneers: Center volunteers respond to the
GLBT In fok?me, talkmg with people
who need every imaginable kthd of
information. Volunteers run the Center, operate the Pride Store, and help
people with the CyberCaf& We provide training, a wonderful environment
�Kelly Carter, Sheldon, and friends, Diversity Parade 2004
prompting hands clapping and being
raised in worship. John Mercer,
chairperson of the Deacon Board at
Fellowship Congregational Church
UCC, read a passage from Psahns.
Chaz Gaut, pianist at Unity Church
of Christianity, played the offertory
hymn, "We Shall Behold Him" as
ushers collected an offering designated for the continued work of TOHR,
with Reverend Cathy Elliot, Pastor of
Metropolitan Christian Church United, blessing it.
Reverend Barney McLaughlin. minister at Bethany Christian Church,
read a passage from the Epistle to the
Philippians and Paul Allen, worship
leader at Metropolitan Community
Church United, sang "Written in
Red" which introduced the Gospel
reading by Reverend Alice Jones,
pastor of Genesis Ministries, depicting Jesus entering Jerusalem. Reverend Leslie Penrose, pastor of Community of Hope UCC, took the historic account mid weaved a modemday reflection of how Jesus’ disciples
loved the parade atmosphere of the
triumphal entry but the work of the
cross was still ahead. "We too
love the parade of Palm Sunday, but
there is still so much work that is
ahead of us," said Penrose. She
praised significant accomplishments
within the I~st 30 years saying, "At
this time, we associate Gay with
Marriage and not Gay with AIDS.
Diversity 2005 will feature an even bigger parade, more live entertainment by
our local stars, more gaines and fun for
the kids, and more activities for youth.
Even though these three groups are
pulling together there is much still to
do. Volunteers, sponsors, and colnmunity chairs are needed to help make the
day a success. The next volunteer planning meeting takes place April 2 at
10:00 a.m. atthe GLBT community
center. For more information about the
2005 Diversity Celebration, please contact Greg Gatewood at the GLBT Community center (918-749-GAYS) or
Kelly Carter at kcarter@cox.net.
Family Pride Spaghetti Dinner
PFLAG Tulsa
Friday, June 3
7:00 PM; Location TBA
Interfaith Service
Sunday June 5th
Time TBA; Location TBA
Respect for All
PFLAG Tulsa
Monday. June 6
Time TBA; Location TBA
ART Show & Sale
TOHR
Tuesday, June 7
Time TBA; Location TBA
COMC Concert
Tulsa City-County Lib~w
Thursday, June 9
Time TBA; Location TBA
Diversi& Gala
TOHR
Friday. June 10
Time TBA
Vista Room Gilcrease Museum
Tulsa GLBT PRIDE Parade
Tulsa GLBT & Allied community
Saturday, June I 1
11:00am; Streets of Tulsa
Tulsa Pride & Diversigv Festival
Tulsa GLBT & Allied community
Saturday, June I 1
12:00-5:00 PM; Veterans Park
(¢ont on p 9)
We gather for weddings now and not
so many funerals as we used to do."
Her words brought tears of joy and
affirmation to many as she remembered how 15 years ago MCC and its
pastors were the only ones welcom-
DIVERSITY
CELEBRATION 2005
June 3 - June 11
Calendar of Events
1985
2005
�Interview with a Board Member."
Christina Elder
Christina Elder was elected last month to f!ll an empO~ chair
on TOHR’s Board of Directors. Christina is also TOHR’s
new Vohmteer Coordinator.
TORCH." Where did you grow up? Where is’ homeJbr you?
CE: I moved to Tulsa when I was 8 so this is definitely where
I call home.
TORCH." How did you become involved with TOHR?
CE: I started volunteering with TOHR in October of 2004
when I answered a cry for volunteers through an online support group. I jumped right in and began helping organize
TOHR’s public communications, sending emails and making
phone calls. I also suggested a number of changes I thought
would beneficial to the organization. In February, I received a
call asking me to take over as volunteer coordinator and in
March I was elected to the TOHR board.
TORCH." How is’ it coordinating TOHR’s volunteers?
CE: Honestly, I haven’t had to do much at this point. I have
scheduled some training dates this Spring. I am also signing
up new volunteers who are excited about what TOHR is doing
in our community. I think the biggest advantage of
my position is the opportunity to meet new, amazing people.
The hardest part so far: Convincing people that change is a
good thing.
CE: In addition to regular volunteer hours needed to keep
the Center open, Tulsa’s Diversity Celebration is coming
up this June 4-11. Everyday of that week will offer new
and exciting ways to take part in the celebrations. There is
something for everyone, everyday. Whether you like parties and parades or greeting and cleaning, I have something planned for you!
TORCH." And are there new ways in which people can vohmteer to help TOHR serve the community?
ing the LGBT community and
thanked them for their years of solitary service. Reverend Penrose used
a timeline to describe how churches
began to open up and new ministries
were founded to minister to the spiritual needs of the community, stating
"we were challenged to create a new
world." Reverend Chuck Breckenridge of Diversity Christian Fellowship International presided over the
communion portion of the service
with the very touching words: "we
say with Jesus, we have been waiting
for you," as the congregation joined
each other at the open communion
table. Mark Watkins, Minister of Liturgical Worship and the Arts at Fellowship Congregational Church UCC,
directed their choir in two musical
selections, with Victor Evans, Minister of Music at Community of Hope
UCC, accompanying them. Bishop
Rick Hotlingsworth, founder
of The Parish Church of Saint Jerome
thanked everyone for their attendance
and participation and gave the final
benediction and blessing. Justin
Schroeder, Young Adult Minister at
All Souls Unitarian Church was unable to attend due to prior commitments but sent word of support to the
united effort of all Tulsa inclusive
churches.
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6 April 2005
P-FLAG’s Lobbying Day at the
Capitol on Wednesday, April
6tho A carpool will be leaving
from Fellowship Congregational at 7:30 a.m. and the
event is in the Capital Rotunda
from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
This is an important opportunity to make ourselves seen and
heard.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
RO. Box 2687
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101
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May/June2005
Volume four/Issue five
oklahomans
for human rights
Leaving on a Jet Plane!
Lear Jet Use for 3 Hours
Tops List of Live Auction Items at
Diversity Gala 2005!
Diversity Celebration
05
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Pdghts (TOHR) is celebrating
its 25th Am~iversary tlfis year mad offering a once-in-alifetime opportusfity. Topping the list of live auction items
during the event of the year, "Diversity Gala 2005," is the
use of a private Lear Jet for 3 hours! Rarely offered at similar events, you and 6 or 7 friends can leave on a jet plane,
traveling to your destniation while supporting equalit2 .
EQUAL RIGHTS._NO MORE, NO LESS!
tulsa- pride
Each year, the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender
(GLBT) and allied community comes together for PRIDE
events - celebrating our cor~m~tmity and the advances made
toward equality by being ourselves and being OUT. This
year, we are celebrathig the GLBT & allied con~nunity
through PRIDE and diversity with the theme "EQUAL
RIGHTS...No More, No Less!"
"Diversity Celebration 2005 - Tnisa PRIDE" premiere
events feature the 6th A~nual Tulsa GLBT PRIDE Parade
& Festival. The parade bes£ns on Cherry Street near 15th
& Peoria, travels West on 15th to Main Street and heads
South to Veterans Park. Don’t miss the Maple Park Parties
mad the Party on Main to cheer on the floats, marching
units and Grand Marshals. The finish line at the intersection of 18th & Main will have g~andstands as well as a few
special surprises - plan to stake your spot early in the ~ay.
(Continued on page 3)
JUNE t0, 2005
TIJLSA,
TOHR’s A~miversary Celebration begins at 6:00 PM with a
Patrons’ Reception and tour of the acclaimed blockbuste~
exlaibit of "Machu Picchu." 7:00 PM brings the Anniversary
Reception and Silem Auction with over 50 items ranging
from diimers to yoga classes to antiques. Dirmer by the Polo
Grill, the live auction, presentation of awards and remarks by
guest speaker Tim PaLmer follow at 8:00 PM in Gilcrease
Museum’s beautiful Vista Room. "Metro Swing," along
with chocolates and cheeses, are plarmed after dimmer to
close out this special everdng.
Reservations range from $45 to $125 and are currently available at the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. SeF page 6 for
all the information you need and log onto TOHR.org to
make your reservations today.
�This year’s "Diversity Celebration 2005 - Tulsa Prid!!" will be the largest ever.
Look for lhe schedule of events and the plans in this issue. This will be one celebration you will not want to miss.
The events over the last year t~ave energized our community. Our allies are realizing that they must join us in our stand for equality. Steve Eberle organized a successthl fundralser at the Tulsa Summit Club. Individuals who have never previously donated to TOHR gave money and pledges. Look for a full report from
Steve in the next issue.
The state legislative session is always tense and tiffs year has been no exception.
Only three house members voted against a resolution to direct the public libraries
to restrict access to the book "King and King". This children’s book shows a
prince rejecting the princess in favor of a prince. TOHR continues to work to educate Northeast Oldahomans on the need for civil equality.
On behalf of the board I want to extend our sincere appreciation for those who
have supported TOHR tiffs past year. Those who attend the Diversity Gala wi!l
see how much support we have. These contributions reflect the confidence that the
cotrantmity has in TOFIR m~d its board of directors. We are deeply touched by
for human fights
Office location
~ommunRy Center
5545 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
TOHR Board of Directors
_Executive Board
President.ark Benney
1st V~ce President--Dr. Laura Belmonte
Secret~ry--Mike Willia ms
Treasurer--Dwight Kealiher
Assistant Treasurer~ohn Madigan
your generosity.
President, TOHR
TOHR’s~
The Pyramid Project
Sue Welch
Comm4t~ Member~
�(continued fi.om page l)
The PRIDE Festival, at Veterans Park,
will be filled with more live entertainment by local stars, an expanded Family Fun Zone for the kid in us all, activities for young adults, sports and
activities for everyone and of course,
all kinds of vendors with everything
from arts & crafts to food to rainbow
merchandise - and most everything in
between!
EQUAL RIGHTS.,.NO MORE, NO LESS!
On April 20th, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) celebrated the
grand opening of the David Bohnett CyberCenter. Some 50 people joined the
TOHR Board, staff and volunteers in welcoming Michael Fleming, Executive
Director of the Los Angeles-based foundation to the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi &
Transgender (GLBT) Community Center. The ten donated computer workstations greatly enhance the services provided at the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Already, the David Bohnett CyberCenter has had more than 200 users! Usage is expected to grow as additional features are added and computer skills
classes are offered. Watch for additional information about computer skills
classes upcoming this summer.
Many in the community are working
together for "Diversity Celebration
2005 - Tulsa PRIDE! You can be a
part of the excitement and help make
the Pride Parade & Festival the event
for Tulsa!
Contact Christina Elder,
Diversity Celebration 2005 Volunteer
Coordinator @ 743-4297 or tohr.org
and see what you can do for Pride!
After the Grand Opening, more than 25 TOHR donors and board members met
for the quarterly "Donors’ Circle" reception at the White Lion Pub. TOHR
thanks the David Bohnett Foundation and all the volunteers and board members
who helped make the CyberCenter a reality. And we thank our donors who help
ensure that our Community Center and
its programs are available to all. We also
appreciate John and Betty of the White
Lion Pub for hosting the Donors’ Circle
and welcoming Michael Fleming to
Tulsa.
Dennis Neil
CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS ON PAGE 5 & PLAN TO
ATTEND ALL THE EVENTS!
For more information on the events of
Diversity Celebration 2005, please contact Greg Gatewood at the GLBT Community center at 918-743-4297 or
ggatewood@tohr.org or Kelly Carter at
kcarter@cox.net.
Kelly Carter
Get ’em while
they’re hot! You
can support the
Tulsa
PRIDE
Parade & Festival
when you buy a
2005 "Equality"
bracelet for only
$3 each. Get one
or fill your arms
with them. EQUALITY bracelets are
available at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian,
Bi & Transgender (GLBT) Community Cetner at 5545 E 41st Street in
Highland Plaza. The Tulsa GLBT
Community Center is open 3:00-9:00
~PM Tuesday-Saturday.
GOT PR DE?
Volunteers make Tulsa’s annual
PRIDE events - "Diversity Celebra,
tion"- the success that it’s always been.
PRIDE Parade & Festival volunteers
can choose from a variety of options in
helping the community commemorate,
educate & celebrate. Take your pick
of several opportunities to give back to
your community. Many positions are
available in 2 houz shifts by contacting
the "Diversity Celebration 2005 Tulsa PRIDE!" Volunteer Coordinator, Christina Elder, at misschristinarml0@¥ahoo.com, calling the Tulsa
GLBT Community Center at 743-4297
or you can log onto TOHR.org.
Pictured above at the David Bohnett CyberCenter Grand
Opening are (Imeeling, l to O: Center Director Greg
Gatewood and Board Member Andrew Carter. Standing l
to r: Board members Dennis Neill, D~vight Kealiher, Steve
Eberle, Janet Gearin, Kaye Smith, Richard Hurtig, Laura
Bebnonte, Lamont Linstrom, Michael Fleming, ED of the
David Bohnett Foundation and John Madigan. Picture
below at the TOHR Donor Circles event at the White Lion
Pub are TOHR supporters (1 to r): Linda Stevens, Bob
Cisar, Janet Gearin and Kirk Holt.
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TUESDAYS
Open 3-9 PM
WEDNESDAYS
Open 3-9 PM
THURSDAYS
Open 3-9 PM
FRIDAYS
Open 3-9 PM
SA TURDA YS
Open 3-9 PM
Pride Store
6-9 PM
HIV Testing
6-8 PM
1 st Tuesday
Primetimers
6 PM - Board
7 PM - Mtg.
FREE POOL!
Cyber Focus
6-9 PM
Gender Outreach
7-9 PM
Pride Store
6-9 PM
FREE POOL!
Pride Store
6-9 PM
Games & Things
7-9 PM
FREE POOL!
Pride Store
6-9 PM
Center Cinema
6:30-9 PM
FREE POOL!
Pride Store
SALE~
3-9 PM
HIV Testing
" 4-7 PM
1st Saturday
T.U.L.S.A.
4 PM - Board
5 PM - Mtg.
?REE POOL!
SUNDAYS
Open for the
"Sunday Sho"
Sunday Sho
9-10 PM
"Queer as
Folk"
Doors open at
8:30 PM
Special Events
www.tohr.org
Is your weekend in the middle of the week? Are you looking for a place to relax with
friends during the afternoon? Do you need a place to surf the web, catch up on TiVo or
play games on PlayStation 2? Does your organization need a place for meetings or
events? Then the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi & Transgender (GLBT) Community Center is
the place for you, your friends and your family!
The Tulsa GLBT Community Center is expanding the hours of operation so all in the community - young adults to seniors and all in between - can take advantage of the many programs and services offered in the center. Now open from 3:00 - 9:00 PM Tuesday through
Saturday, the Center has been refurbished and redesigned with you in mind. New at the
Center is:
The wildly popular David Bohnett CyberCenter. 10 flat-panel workstations outfitted
with the latest technology allows you to surf the web, finish that school paper or chat
with friends across the nation.
The "Family" Room. GLBT parents can bring their children to the center - and the
kids can play the day away in the new "family" room. PlayStation 2, board games,
books (we have the "controversial" titles), toys and more are available for the kid in
us all in the Family Room.
o
The Community Conference Room is available for use during the day or evening for
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board meetings, planning sessions - whatever you need.
The "Back Room." Soon to open, groups up to 20 people may meet in private.
The Tulsa GLBT History Project documents and preserves the rich history of
the Northeast Oklahoma GLBT community. Now in the History Room is a temporary display of past PRIDES. Come
by and fred your face in the pictures and
help us identify others in the hundreds of
pictures from years gone by.
The Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library
has over 3,000 titles for you to checkout - and over 300 FREE movies. It’s
all being cata!ogued for you to easily
find your selection or area of interest.
See the schedule above and stop by soon
- you’ll discover the community!
ALL are
Welcomer.
OPEN
Tues-Sat.
6:00-9:00 PM
5545
E. 41st St.,
Inside the
Tulsa GLBT
Community
Center
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) sponsored Tulsa’s first community
PRIDE picnic (now the Tulsa PRIDE Festival) in 1982 at Chandler Park. In
those years, socialization was very important and TOHR offered a useful way to
meet other GLBT people. The picnic featured activities such as softball, volleyball, and sack and high heel races. It was a true picnic in the sense that people
brought their own coolers, food and blankets and shared their experiences of
living in Tulsa during what was a very difficult time for the GLBT community.
This was just at the onset of the AIDS epidemic and many of those who participated in the first picnic have passed on. We honor their memories during
TOHR "s 25tt’ anniversary year, and the upcoming "Diversity Celebration 2005 Tulsa PRIDE!"
I moved to Tulsa in May 1981. I had just
out of the Navy and finished
graduate school, moving to Tulsa to go to
work for the same institution to which I
am still employed. Those were wonderful days for me. AIDS hadn’t reared its
deadly head as yet; the oil crunch hadn’t
caused scores of professionals to
move to greener pastures. OHR (what
was to become TOHR) had just been established here and it seemed to me that
all one had to say was "OHR is planning..." and people showed up by the hundreds--whether it was a picnic at Chandler Park, a baseball game at Henthorne,
or the Turn-About Show at the Homebuilders’ Association building. Everyone
wanted to be there.
The first picnic took place summer 1982.
I remember it was hot (no shock I’m
sure), but many were pressed and
dressed--remember preppy was in. We
all seemed so young (we were actually)
and nothing seemed impossible. Dennis i
Neill and TOHR officers had created a
venue whereby gay people from all over
Green Country could gather and celebrate their hard-won individuality. The Stonewall Riots were a very recent
memory then and the gay community seemed to feel part of the fabric of America. I think we felt good about ourselves and hoped that the future would bring
other advancements in the cause of the rights of gay, bi-sexual, lesbian and transgendered people everywhere.
That first picnic may then be compared to other halcyon days in history--those
precious times prior to events that forever changed the fabric of society. We
were young, proud, and defiant--we had everything to gain and, we thought,
nothing to lose. The AIDS crisis was and is pure tragedy, but we have come
through it stronger, and even more defiant than before. Here’s to all those wonderful people from that first picnic--whether you’re still with us or whether your
spirit guides us from other plains of existence. We salute you.
-- Mike Williams & Dennis Neil
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with one common goal:
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�Pyramid Project Event
A Great Success .
The Terwilleger Heights Home Tour was a great success and enjoyed by many!
The tour benefited Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) capital campaign, the Pyramid Project. The public tour was held on Sunday, May 15th. The
evening Patrons’ party before the tour was hosted by Charles Faudree. Patrons
were treated to a private tour of Mr. Faudree’s home and a dinner of paella.
Thank you Patrons for your support! Over 350 people toured four homes on Sunday and $17,000 was raised. The event ended at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi &
Transgender (GLBT) Community Center, 5545 E 41st Street, with a live auction
topped off by champagne and chocolate. Jim Ritchey served as our professional
auctioneer extraordinaire.
~ew ~ce ~d ~onda Rudd, two
co~uNty-suppo~ive candidates, are
~g to replace State Senator Bernest Cain in ON~oma City’s Senate
District 46. Cain, who has also been
suppo~ive of civil fights issues, is
te~-li~ted and ca~ot mn for reelection.
Rudd was raised
as a Southern
Baptist and married to a Southern
Baptist ~Nster
for eleven years
~d believes
tNs
helps her understand the broad range of O~ahomans:
"Cow, cation is one key to being
a successN1 legislator." She is also
~ e~olled member of the CNckasaw
Nation. "I’m really just a re~lar person," Rudd said. "But I thi~ I may
be just what the legislate needs.
We are a nation of the people. I am
dete~ned to represent o~ people’s
needs.
I have been there.
I’ve
worked hard, been to school and
raised my cNl&en. I have done all of
this so that all of us can have a be~er
life. I believe I will be elected to the
Winner of auction items included Andy Kinslow & Robert Coffey, Heather Harp
Howland, Carol Lambert, Marcy Smith & Sue Welch, Janet Gearin, Doug Hartson
& Don Wilkes, Loy Payne, Diane Morehead, David Nelson, Sallye Phillips Mann,
Linda & Bob Reis, Fred & Myma Burki and Julia Latham. Auction items were
generously donated by: Charles Faudree, Solomon’s Seal Garden Design, Paul
Harrison, Talmadge Powell Concepts, Burnett’s Flowers & Gifts, Petal Pushers,
Thyme American Bistro, TW’s Catering, The Living Kitchen, Loy’s Photography
and Sue Welch & Marcy Smith.
Many thanks to the homeowners for opening their beautiful homes and gardens to
us: Mitchell Savage & Michael Smith, Andy Kinslow and Robert Coffey, Bob &
Linda Reis, Paul Harrison & Talion Nelson and Charles Faudree. Thank you also
to Russ White of Molly’s Landing & Chocolate Fountains of Tulsa, Andrew
Hicks of AndrewHicksOnline.com, Tim Bridges at QuikPrint on Admiral, Harvard Liquor and the numerous volunteers for all their help.
For more information on TOHR’s capital campaign, the Pyramid Project, the next
home tour or upcoming events for the Pyramid Project, go to TOHR.ORG or
email Sue Welch at sue1523@swbell.net.
Sue Welch
Senate because people want real representation. That’s what I plan to
give them." To volunteer or contribute to Rudd’s campaign you may contact her at campaign headquarters
2722 NW 23rd Street, Oklahoma City,
OK 73108. The campaign email address is ruddforsenate@cox.net.
Andrew Rice majored in Religious
Studies at Colby College, Maine. He
was accepted to Harvard University
Divinity School but deferred his ad-
mission for a year
to work and travel
in Sri Lanka, India, and Thailand.
In Sri Lanka he
worked with the
largest Buddhist
Grassroots NGO
in Asia, helping with rural development. In Thailand, Rice worked for
the country’s largest private AIDS
Hospice. In India, Rice studied local
(continued on page 9)
�Mike Redman is Tulsa Oklahomans for
Human Rights (TOHR) Director of Advocacy.
TORCH." Where did you grow
up? Where is home for you?
MR: I grew up primarily in Oklahoma
City; however, as an Air Force brat, I
also lived in California and Georgia. I
have lived in Tulsa since 1988 and currently live there with my partner.
TORCH." How did you first become
involved with Tulsa Oklahomans for
Human Rights (TOHR)?
MR:
I first became involved with
TOHR last year. I had been speaking
on the social and legal implications of
gay marriage when TOHR representa-
tives approached me about serving on
its Board. Being an election year, my
emotions were running high on gay
rights and I accepted the invitation. As
a newly elected member of the Board, I
am still learning so much about the
history and goals of the organization. One thing is clear: I enjoy public
speaking on gay rights issues!
TORCH." As TOHR’s Director of Advocacy, can you tell us of some ongoing projects?
MR: Unfortunately, so many organizations and political leaders are unwilling
even to have an open dialogue because
of fear of retribution. The number one
goal of the advocacy committee should
OUT OK Summer Film Series
OUT OK returns with its sizzling hot Summer Film SeFollowing on the heels of "Diversity Celebration
2005 - Tulsa PRIDE", OUT OK will screen Bruce LaBruce’s
controversial RASPBERRY REICH
"Heterosexuality
is
the
Opiate
of the
Raspberry Reich follows the comiMasses."
cal aspirations of would-be terrorists in modem Germany. LaBruce blends sexual politics and homosexual radicalism into a new revolution of camp, glamour, and raw sex. Sensory overload! Best Film at the
Melbourne Underground Film Festival. Due to graphic
content, all movie patrons must pre-register.
Date: Thursday, June 16, 2005; 7:00pm.
Location: University of Tulsa, Chapman Hal!.
Reservation: pau@out-ok.com; 981-682-4654, ext. 2.
Cost: $10 or free with valid OUT OK Pass.
The Summer Film Series continues June 30 and concludes July 21 (movies to be
announced). OUT OK 4 pre-film festival screening will open August 25 (movie
to be announced).
This Fa!l, OUT OK 4, The Oklahoma International Film Festival, will run October 13-23. OUT OK 4 premieres October 1 with a Big Bang! He’s huge,
he’s massive and he’s starring in the ABSOLUT Cocktail Party. Stay tuned for a
wet and delicious evening with an erotic film star.
Look for the OUT OK booth at the Tulsa PRIDE Festival, June 1 lth at Veterans
Park. The OUT OK 4 VIP PASS will be on sale.
Philip A u
be to educate our members, and the
public at large, of the social and legal
implications of issues we currently
face. We should strive to educate persons who draw conclusions about us
before considering the underlying facts
or long-term implications of those conclusions.
TORCH." And what more needs to be
done?
MR." I believe that we need to identify
those organizations that support our
entitlement to equal rights and those
who do not. We need to stand beside
and do business with those organizations that work with us in our pursuit of
equal human rights.
addiction problems and treatment. He
returned to Harvard Divinity School
and received a Masters Degree in
Theology in 1999, Rice later moved
to New York City to work as a freelance documentary producer and editor.
In his public advocacy work, Rice
repeatedly bumped up against stubborn limits impeding efforts to hold
representatives accountable to our
nation’s core principles. He decided,
therefore, to run for office himself.
He says, "I am running for Senate to
represent my district in a manner that
has all of our resident’s interests in
mind, to counter the trends in local
government that disrespect the guidance of our constitution, and to represent values that are more broadly defined and inclusive than the often
closed-minded and self-righteous values we see and hear so much about
these days from certain sectors of our
society." Voters can learn more of
Rice’s positions and offer support by
visiting his website
www.andrewforoklahoma.com.
�EQUAL RIGHTS...NO MORE, NO.LESS!
info
oklahomans
for human rights
PO Box 2687
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101
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Joe Carrara
Greg Gatewood
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Pride
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Diversity Gala
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Pride
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Pride
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Pride 2005
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TCC Connection
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The TCC Connection
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Tulsa World
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Michael Wyke
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Article covering Tulsa Pride 2005. Begins with references to connections to Stonewall riots. Greg Gatewood interviewed. Planned events are listed: dinner at Fellowship Congregational Church, film screenings and panel discussions, performances by Council Oak Men's Choral, a "Queer Art" show, interfaith service, "Gay Day" at Tulsa Zoo, Diversity GALA.
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Joey De
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The TCC Connection
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The TCC Connection
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June 29, 2005
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Handout detailing the history of Pride in Tulsa from 1999 through 2004.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Article covering plans for the week of Tulsa Pride 2005. Events were hosted at a number of local faith communities and gathering places and sponsored by PFLAG, TOHR, and other Pride groups. Includes photo of parade goer Rick Martin helping carry a 120-foot pride flag in 2003 by Kelly Kerr. Nancy McDonald received PFLAG’s first Lifetime Achievement Award
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 3-11, 2005
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Pride 2005
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Packet advertising for 2005's pride event. Intended for prospective sponsors, donors, volunteers, and partners. Includes information about parade route, and guidelines for volunteers
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Invitation to become a partner in 2005's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2005
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Emails relating to 2004's Diversity Celebration.
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Brenda L. "Jeannie" Reynard
Michael Christopher
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June 14-16, 2004
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Emails relating to 2004's Diversity Celebration
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Dennis Neill
Michael Christopher
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June 17, 2004
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Financial documents relating t o 2004's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2004
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Miscellaneous documents relating to 2004's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2004
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"Stories from the War on Homosexuality" producer letter
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Letter from Producer Arthur Dong advertising DVD release of "Stories from the War on Homosexuality", a film series covering homophobia in various sections of society.
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Arthur Dong
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June 14, 2004
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English
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Letter
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Homophobia
Violence
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Steering Committee Meeting Agenda
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Agenda for March 17 meeting of Diversity Celebration 2004 Steering Committee
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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March 17, 2004
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Pride Parade and Festival
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Diversity Celebration
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Flier for 2004's Pride parade and festival.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 12, 2004
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration
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Diversity Celebration 2004 Budget
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Diversity Celebraton 2004
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Budget for Pride 2004. Includes expenses and income for all 2004 pride events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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April 10, 2004
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English
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Planning Committee Meeting Agenda for March 31
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Agenda for March 31 meeting of Diversity Celebration 2004 Planning Committee.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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March 31, 2004
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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"Stories from the War on Homosexuality" promotional flier
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Promotional flier for "Stories from the War on Homosexuality", film series by producer Arthur Dong. Includes films "Coming Out Under Fire", "Family Fundamentals", and "Licensed to Kill."
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2004
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English
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Advertisement
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Homophobia
Violence
Don't ask, don't tell
Faith
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Out of the closet, into a parade
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Newspaper article covering pride 2004. Protestors were present but outnumbered by supporters. An important issue was a proposed statewide ban on same-sex marriage. Contains photos of marchers.
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Brian Barber
A. Cuervo
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 12, 2004
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Brian Barber
A. Cuervo
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa World, June 13, 2004 pp. A23-A27
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Pride 2004
Homophobia
Protestors
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gay
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Pride Guide
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Guide to 2004's Pride celebrations. Contains list of Pride officials, ads for gay-friendly businesses, and schedule of events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 4-12, 2004
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Diversity Celebration
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Information for prospective sponsors of 2004's Pride celebrations. Includes introduction, donation tiers, and application.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 4-12, 2004
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Gala Program
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Program from 2004's Gala event.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5, 2004
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Pin from 2004's Diversity Celebration
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 4-12, 2004
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Itemized Categories Report
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Pride 2004
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Itemized Categories Report for 2004's pride celebrations. Includes income from sales and donations, names of donors, and profits. Also includes expenditure commitment request.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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January 1, 2004-May 14, 2004
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PDF
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English
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Diversity Celebratoin 2004
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2004
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2004
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Diversity Celebration events begin Thursday
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Newspaper article covering plans for Tulsa Pride 2003. Article mentions that this is the 23rd annual pride. Former U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg James Hormel, the first openly gay man to represent the United States as an ambassador, planned to appear at Mayo Hotel. “American Idol” finalist Jim Verraros planned to be grand marshal of parade. Other plans for the ten day celebration include free showing of “Paragraph 175,” a Family Pride Spaghetti Dinner at All Souls Unitarian Church, a blood drive at the Parish of St. Jerome, a concert by the Women of Council Oak at College Hill Presbyterian Church, interfaith services at St. Paul’s Methodist Church, art exhibit and silent auction at All Souls, a program on gay fatherhood at the Tulsa Central Library, and a Council Oak Men’s Chorale Concert at Tulsa Central Library. Event was presented by OKEQ. Article contains photo by A. Cuervo of giant rainbow flag in procession.
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 4, 2003
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A. Cuervo
Tulsa World
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2003
Tulsa Pride 2003
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Jim Verraros
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Women of Council Oak
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Parish of St. Jerome
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for Diversity Celebration 2003 meeting on March 18, 2003. Includes notes taken at meeting.
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March 18, 2003
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Festival Planning Committee Meeting Agenda
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for Diversity Celebratoin 2003 festival planning committee meeting of May 20. Includes handwritten notes.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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May 20, 2003
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Interfaith Service Program
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Diversity Program 2003
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Program from 2003's Diversity Celebration Interfaith Service
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 8, 2003
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PDF
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English
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Event program
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Interfaith Service 2003
Diversity Celebration 2003
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Letter to Tod Tucker, K-Hits
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Letter from Shelton Baker, Diversity Week 2003 Co-Chair to Tod Tucker, Operations manager of radio station K-Hits. Letter informs about pride celebration and asks about partnership with the radio station.
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Shelton Baker
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Shelton Baker
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5-14, 2003
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Gala Program
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Diversity Gala 2003
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Program from 2003's Diversity Gala. Features introductions to speakers James Hormel, Jim Verraros, and the Council Oak Men's Chorale.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 13, 2003
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PDF
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2003 Gala - Remarks by Dennis Neill
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Diversity Gala 2003
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Welcoming Ambassador Hormel, need to include TOHR in your giving of time and money.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 13, 2003
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JUNE 13,2003
DENNIS NEILL REMARKS AT GALA
ISN’T IT GREAT TO HAVE AMBASSADOR HORMEL AND HIS
PARTNER IN TULSA TONIGHT?
SPECIAL LEADERS IN THE ALL IMPORTANT FIGHT FOR THE
GLBT COMMUNITY.
IN TULSA, WE HAVE ALSO BEEN BLESSED WITH COMMITTED
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE VOLUTEERED THEIR TIME AND
FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR SERVICES TO THE GLBT
COMMUNITY -PROVIDING EDUCATION,OUTREACH ,
ADVOCACY.
FOR 23 YEARS,TOHR HAS BEEN AN IMPORTANT ANCHOR IN
THAT EFFORT -BUT AN ANCHOR THAT IS ONLY AS STRONG
AS ITS CHAIN - OF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
TONIGHT,YOU REPRESENT A LARGE PART OF THE CIRCLE
OF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS WHO HAVE ENSURED THAT
TOHR CONTINUE TO GROW AND EVOLVE OVER THESE 23
YEARS.
BRENT AND SUE HAVE HIGHTLIGHTED THE PROGRAMS OF
TOHR AND THE IMPORTANCE OF AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
WHAT I WISH TO CONVEY IS THE IMPORTANCE OF TOHR
AND ITS PROGRAMS BEING AT THE CORE OF YOUR GIVING OF TIME AND MONEY.
THERE ARE MANY WORTHWHILE CAUSES IN OUR CITY,IN
OUR STATE,IN OUR NATION,AND AROUND THE GLOBE. IT IS
IMPORTANT TO SUPPORT THOSE EFFORTS THAT WE CAN.
BUT A FEW CAUSES WE CAN MAKE THE CORE OF OUR
GIVING,AND REALLY HAVE AN IMPACT ON THOSE CAUSES.
WHEN WE REFLECT IN THE FUTURE ON HOW EACH OF US
USED OUR RESOURCES,I BELIEVE THOSE OF US WHO HAVE
�MADE TOHR A CORE OF OUR GIVING WILL BE PROUD OF
WHAT WE HAVE DONE.
BY BEING HERE TONIGHT,YOU ARE IN ALL LIKLIHOOD A
CONTIRIBUTOR TO TOHR’S BUDGET. IF TOHR CAN BE IN
THE CORE OF YOUR CHARITABLE DONATIONS,WE WILL
TAKE THE ORGANIZATION TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT THAT WE EXPAND THIS CIRCLE OF
FRIENDS AND SUPPPORTERS WITHIN THE GLBT AND
STRAIGHT COMMUNITY. SO ASK YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS FOR THEIR HELP. VOLUNTEER MORE OF YOUR
TIME AND MONEY.
BE POSITIVE ABOUT OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER THE
YEARS. PARTICIPATE IN THE CHALLENGE AND
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING TULSA’S GLBT COMMUNITY
TODAY AND TOMORROW. WE WILL BE PROUD OF WHAT WE
DID TO MOVE TOHR AND WHAT IT REPRESENTS FORWARD TOGETHER.
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Flier advertising 2003's Pride Festival. Features list of performers set to appear and sponsors.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Jim Verraros
Kristie Stremel
Matthew Heath-Fitzgerald
Dr. Scout Cloud Lee
Andre Martin
Kris Kohl
Out of the Ordinary
Duo Project
Reba Lynn Cole
Ebony Hall
Sooner State Cloggers
Enka
Secdackeiry Taylor Alexander
Peaches Lennox
Josie Rose Lee Jeannie
Women of Council Oak
Molly
Chase
Human Rights Campaign
Miller
Coors Light
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Bud Light
Tim Scott
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Gayly Oklahoman
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TW's AFAB
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Council Oak Men's Chorale
Parish Church of St. Jerome
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Proud to be an American Idol: Reality show contestant brims with self-confidence and hope
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Feature on American Idol contestant and 2003 Tulsa Pride parade leader Jim Verraros. His discusses his experience on the show, his life growing up in Chicago, his experiences with homophobia and bullying, and his plans for the future.
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Matt Gleason
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 14, 2003
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Matt Gleason
Tulsa World
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Unite. Educate. Celebrate! flier
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Flier advertising 2003's pride events. Advertises individual events throughout pride week leading up to parade. Includes list of event sponsors.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5-14, 2003
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Diversity Week 2003
Paragraph 175
Awakenings
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Family Pride Spaghetti Dinner
PlayMor Follies
2003 Diversity Gala
Bound By Blood
Interfaith Service
Art Exhibit & Silent Auction
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Jim Verraros
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Council Oak Men's Chorale
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Ambassador for diversity: a former diplomat helps celebrate Tulsa’s variety of life
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Feature covering James Catherwood Hormel, former Ambassador to Luxembourg. He discusses his life as an openly gay man, the controversy surrounding his appointment partially led by Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe, civil rights progress he has seen in his lifetime, and his career.
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Christopher Lastrapes
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 14, 2003
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Christopher Lastrapes
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World, June 14, 2003
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James Hormel
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Homophobia
Jim Inhofe
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Organizers expect large crowds at gay pride events in Tulsa, OC
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Newspaper article covering plans for Tulsa Pride 2003. Article mentions that this is the 23rd annual pride. Former U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg James Hormel, the first openly gay man to represent the United States as an ambassador, planned to appear at Mayo Hotel. Shelton Baker and T.J. McKinsey, organizers, are interviewed. Gay Pride is becoming more popular but resistance remains. OKC organizers went to court with city officials over removal of LGBT banners and won.
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Kelly Kurt
Associated Press
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Tulsa World
Associated Press
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Tulsa World
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June 13, 2003
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Kelly Kurt
Associated Press
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Tulsa Pride 2003
James Hormel
T.J. McKinsey
Shelton Baker
gay marriage
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Happy Pride Month! Gayly Ad
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Advertisement for the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi, and Transgender Community Center adn tohr.org, website of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14 and 22, 2003
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Pride 2003
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
The Gayly
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Sign on for the World!
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Advertisement from Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights soliciting signatures to feature in an ad in the Tulsa World calling for equal protections for LGBTQ folk in the City of Tulsa.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2003
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Advertisement
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Pride 2003
Diversity Celebration 2003
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"Despite Victories, battles still rage on many fronts"
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Homophobia
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Newspaper article reviewing "Stories from the War on Homosexuality", a film series covering homophobia in various segments of society.
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R.J. Grubb
Bay Windows
ArtsPlus
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Bay Windows
ArtsPlus
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Bay Windows
ArtsPlus
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November 6, 2003
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R.J. Grubb
Bay Windows
ArtsPlu
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English
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Homophobia
Arts
Don't ask, don't tell
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Pride Parade Flier
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Pride Parade 2003
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Flier advertising 2003's Pride Parade. Shows parade route and sponsors.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Gay-friendly business
Human Rights Campaign
Miller
Coors Light
Outline Magazine
106.9 KHITS
Bud Light
Tim Scott
ID Lubricants
Gayly Oklahoman
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
TW's AFAB
The Tulsa Bus Plant
Council Oak Men's Chorale
Parish Church of St. Jerome
All Souls Unitarian Church
Women of Council Oak
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April 29, 2003
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Meeting Agenda with Notes
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for April 29 planning meeting for 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2003
Pride 2003
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Festival Map
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Diversity Celebration Festival
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Map of 2003's Diversity Celebration Festival.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June, 2003
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Pride
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Booth 12
Rainbow Families
D
A
B
C
D
Booth 16
Booth 11
Booth 10
Kids Zone
Booth 9
Merchandise
Ticket Booth
Booth 14
Main Stage
Entrance
TBD
HRC
D
A
B
C
D
E
F
TBD
TBD
C
TD
College Hill Presb
B
TBD
TBD
A
TBD
D
Rodeo
Association
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Two Spirits
B
TBD
A
Community of
Hope
F
TBD
E
Booth 5
Emporium
D
Entertainers
C
Tulsa Library
TBD
Booth 4
Booth 3
MCC
B
Booth 2
Planned
Parenthood
A
TBD
Booth 1
Booth 6
Accessible restroom available at the shelter, east side of park.
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Bank of America
D
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TBD
C
Rest Room
LDF - Miller
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Food/Beverages
LDF - Miller
A
Booth 7
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Outline Magazine
C
Oklahoma’s Largest Pride Flag
American Express Financial
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B
Sound
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Veterans Park – Tulsa, Oklahoma
Soulforce
D
2003 Diversity Celebration Festival
C
B
C
B
Back
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A
TBD
A
Booth 8
Budweiser
A
Budweiser
C
Booth 15
PFLAG
Diversity Christian
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D
Youth Services
Diversity Christian
Fellowship
C
OCADV
TBD
B
Gayly
HOPE
A
TBD
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D
Parish Church of
St. Jeromes
TOHR
C
TBD
Pride Store
B
Bearhide
Pride Store
GVA
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Community Hero Nomination Forms
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Community Hero Awards
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Nomination forms for 2003's Community Hero Awards.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Date
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2003
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Don Satterthwaite
Brent Ortolani
Lance Doss
Matt McCarty
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English
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Pride
Community Hero Awards
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Itemized Budgets
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Diversity Celebration
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Itemized budgets for 2003's Diversity Celebration. Includes budgets as of April 8, March 11, and May 13.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Items relating to the budget for 2003's Diversity Celebration
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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April 8, 2003
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Maps showing staging and pre-staging areas for the 2003 Pride parade.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Letter from Greg Gatewood to Bill Cottam, Special Events Coordinator for Anheuser Busch Sales of Tulsa, asking the company to help sponsor 2003's Diversity Celebrations.
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Greg Gatewood
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March 7, 2003
June 8-14, 2003
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Letter
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Pride 2003
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City Council Documents
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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City council documents relating to 2003's Diversity Celebration. Includes notices and agendas for City Council meetings on May 1 and 15, 2003. Also includes template for letter from local businesses to city council urging them to approve a parade permit.
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City of Tulsa
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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May 1, 2003
May 15, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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First drafts of guidelines for entertainment, parade participants, and vendors of 2003's Diversity Celebrations. Also includes applications.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Guidelines for participants in 2003's Pride Parade. Includes application to participate in parade.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Schedule of events for 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5-14, 2003
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Kick-Off Spaghetti Dinner
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Art Exhibit and Silent Auction
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Jim Verraros Headshot Card
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Card featuring headshots of 2003 Pride Parade Grand Marshall Jim Verraros.
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DDO Artists Agency
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2003
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Gala Invitations and RSVP Card
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Invitations and RSVP card for 2003'd Diversity Gala.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 13, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for meeting about 2003's Diversity Celebration
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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March 18, 2003
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Community Hero Documents
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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An account of the resource
Documents relating to 2003's Community Hero Awards. Donated by Kelly Carter.
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Kelly Carter
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May 12, 2003
June 5-14, 2003
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Sponsor Advertisement
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Advertisement featuring some of Diversity Celebration 2003's sponsors.
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June 14, 2003
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Advertisement
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Peace Through Pride Pin
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Pride 2003
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Pin from 2003's Diversity Celebration
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Schedule of events for 2003's Pride celebrations. Includes dinners, interfaith service, art exhibits, film screenings, concert, parade, and festival.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 6-14, 2003
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English
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Kick-Off Spaghetti Dinner
Paragraph 175
Interfaith Service
Art Exhibit and Silent Auction
Daddy and Papa
Council Oak Men's Chorale
Diversity Gala 2003
Tulsa Pride Parade 2003
Tulsa Pride Festival 2003
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Special Event Applications and Letter
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Pride Parade 2003
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Special event applications for 2003's Pride Parade. Also includes letter signed by local business urging city council to approve parade permits.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Jim Verraros at Tulsa Pride
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Flier advertising American Idol contestant Jim Verraros as grand marshal of Tulsa's 2003 Pride Parade.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Volunteer Badge
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Volunteer Badge for 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2003
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Merchant Letters 2003
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Pride 2003
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Collection of letters signed by local businesses urging Tulsa City Council to approve 2003's Pride Parade permit.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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March-April 2003
June 2003
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Street Closure Map
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Diversity Celebratoin 2003
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Map of street closures for 2003's Pride Parade.
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2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Flier advertising 2003's Pride Parade and Festival
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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First drafts of proposals and project plan for 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Coupon for 2003's Parade of Restaurants event. Participating restaurants donated ten percent of sale to the 2003 Pride Parade when coupon was exchanged.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 8-14, 2003
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Quizno's
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Awards Scorecards, Event Logo, and Booth Registrations
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Judges' scorecards for various awards given at 2003's Diversity Celebration. Also contains Diversity Celebration logo and booth registrations.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2003
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Pride 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Application to sponsor 2003's Diversity Celebration events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rightsv
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2003
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Agenda for Diversity Celebration Meeting
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for Diversity Celebration meeting on April 29, 2003. Includes notes taken at meeting.
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April 29, 2003
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Volunteer Letter
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Diversity Celebration
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Letter from Shelton Baker, Co-Chair of Diversity Celebration Week 2003, to prospective volunteers. Includes some planned events.
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Shelton Baker
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Shelton Baker
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5-14, 2003
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English
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Letter
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Diversity Celebration 2003
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
PFLAG Spaghetti Dinner
Interfaith Service
Art Exhibit and Silent Auction
Diversity Gala Dinner
Tulsa Pride Parade
Diversity Celebration Festival
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Vendor Guidelines and Application
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Guidelines for vendors at 2003's Diversity Celebration. Includes application to vend at the event.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 14, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Diversity Creates Beauty
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Ride with Pride
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Poster board advertising Pride bumper stickers.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2003
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Pride 2003
Diversity Celebration 2003
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi & Transgender Community Center
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Diversity Celebration 2003!
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Brief introductions to events planned for 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 5-14, 2003
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Diversity Celebration 2003
Peace through Pride
Diversity Creates Beauty
Paragraph 175
Bound by Blood
Awakenings
Women of Council Oak
Interfaith Service
Art Exhibit and Silent Auction
Daddy & Papa
Singing with Pride
Council Oak Men's Chorale
2003 Diversity Council
Tulsa Pride Parade
Tulsa Pride Festival
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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T-Shirts and Tanks, Get Yours Today! Advertisement
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Advertisement for Pride 2003 shirts.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2003
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Pride 2003
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Festival Planning Committee Meeting Agenda
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Agenda for meeting of Diversity Celebration 2003 festival planning committee on April 17, 2003. Includes notes made at meeting.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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April 17, 2003
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[2003] Diversity Celebration
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Documents and items relating to 2003's Diversity Celebration.
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2003
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English
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Diversity Celebration 2003
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Jade Esteban Estrada Guest Artist Consideration
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Guest artist consideration for Jade Esteban Estrada as 2002's Diversity Celebration headliner. Includes Estrada's contract, headshots, and press clippings.
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Guest artist consideration for Jade Esteban Estrada as 2002's Diversity Celebration headliner. Includes Estrada's contract, headshots, and press clippings.
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June 7-9, 2002
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PDF
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English
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Promotional packet
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Community News
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Diversity Celebration
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Edition of TOHR Community News covering 2002's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2-8, 2002
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English
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Newsletter
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Diversity Celebration
Pride
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Itemized Budget
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Itemized budget for 2002's Diversity Celebration as of April 10.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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April 10, 2002
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Diverisity Celebration 2002
Pride 2002
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Schedule of Events
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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List of planned events for Tulsa Diversity Celebration 2002. Events include an interfaith service, a panel discussion with PFLAG members, an art exhibit, a recital by the Council Oak Men’s Chorale, the Diversity Gala dinner, the pride parade and picnic, a young adult book discussion, showings of “Scouts Honor” and “It’s My Life.” Includes Gayly Oklahoman masthead and advertisement for the schedule itself.
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The Gayly Oklahoman
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The Gayly Oklahoman
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The Gayly Oklahoman
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June 1, 2002
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The Gayly Oklahoman
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PDF
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English
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The Gayly Oklahoman Vol. 20, Issue 11. June 1, 200
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Pride 2002, Tulsa Diversity Celebration 2002, interfaith service, Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, PFLAG, "One for the Arts
Council Oak Men's Chorale
Diversity Gala
Pride parade
GLBT Festival
Young Adult book discussion
"Scouts Honor"
GLBT film series
"It's My Life"
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The Laramie Project
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Pride 2002
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An account of the resource
Calendar item for Moises Kaufman’s play “The Laramie Project,” about the citizens of Laramie, Wyoming, where Matthew Shephard was killed.
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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May 31, 2002
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World Spot, May 31, 2002 pg. 26
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Art
homophobia
theater
Matthew Shepherd
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Oklahoma-style gay pride is difficult to pin down
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Pride 2002
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Newspaper article covering plans for Pide 2002. Article ponders the flamboyance of a Pride parade set against the restraint and moderation valued by Oklahoma culture. PFLAG President Nancy McDonald interviewed, says that LGBT Oklahomans are also more restrained than coastal counterparts. Greg Gatewood, parade chairman, also interviewed. Article brings up research showing that LGBT Americans occupied disproportionate numbers of management positions and made more money than the national average. Gatewood and McDonald both say local LBGT folk face discrimination in the workplace and job insecurity.
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Michael Overall
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 8, 2002
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Michael Overall
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa World, June 8, 2002 pg. A-15
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Pride 2002
Nancy McDonald
Greg Gatewood
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Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation Mailer
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Mailer from Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation. Advertises Diversity Celebration 2002 and the Unitarian's Pride Parade float.
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Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation
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May 22, 2002
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English
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Humble humbug
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Cutout of Tulsa World Article covering Jade Esteban Estrada, set to perform at 2002 Tulsa Pride. Estrada talks about his upbringing in a Mexican-American family, life as a gay man, and his career as an entertainer.
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Thomas Conner
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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June 7, 2002
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Thomas Conner
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa World Spot, June 7, 2002, pg. 3
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Jade Esteban Estrada
Diversity Celebration 2002
Tulsa Pride 2002
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Diversity Gala and Pride
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Pride 2002 Diversity Dinner and Pride Festival
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Footage of 2002 Pride events and Diversity Gala. Contains footage of Diversity Gala emcee Heather Harp and event speakers. Also features performances by Rachael Sage and Jason Warner.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Shelton Baker - Pride Director
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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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MP4
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English
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Video
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Pride 2002
Diversity Gala 2002
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One for the Arts Promotional Flier and Diversity Celebration Schedule
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Card advertising 2002's Diversity Celebration activities. Front side features ads for One For the Arts Silent Auction. Reverse side features Diversity Celebration 2002 schedule of events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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May 31-June 13, 2002
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PDF
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English
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Advertisement
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Pride 2002
Interfaith Service
PFLAG Parents Speak Out
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
PFLAG Library Exhibit
One For The Arts
Singing With Pride
Diversity Gala
Pride Parade
GLBT Festival
PFLAG Family Spaghetti Dinner
Young Adult Book Discussion
Scout's Honor
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GLBT Film Series
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Actual Income and Expenses
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Document showing income and expenses of 2002's Pride festivities. Also includes actual income and expenses for 2001's festivities.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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2001
2002
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PDF
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English
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Pride 2001
Pride 2002
Diversity Celebration 2001
Diversity Celebration 2002
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Jason Warner Promotional Poster
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Poster advertising an appearance by Christian Singer Jason Warner.
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June 9, 2002
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PDF
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English
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Poster advertisement
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Jason Warner
Pride 2002
Diversity Celebration 2002
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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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PDF
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English
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Poster
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List of planned events for Tulsa Diversity Celebration 2002. Events include an interfaith service, a panel discussion with PFLAG members, an art exhibit, a recital by the Council Oak Men’s Chorale, the Diversity Gala dinner, the pride parade and picnic, a young adult book discussion, showings of “Scouts Honor” and “It’s My Life.”
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Tulsa World
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Event list for 2002's Pride celebrations. Contains list of sponsors.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Interfaith Service
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Poster advertising 2002's Interfaith Service, part of the Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2, 2002
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Letter from Greg Gatewood to a local church explaining the decision to scale back 2002's Pride events. Also touches on Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights' decision to not allow individual religious groups to hold services apart from the Interfaith Service.
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Greg Gatewood
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Jade Esteban Estrada Packet
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Packet of information about Jade Esteban Estrada, performer at 2002's Pride celebration. Includes headshot, contract for performance, stage and technical requirements, and press clippings about the artist.
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Vicarious Records
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Gala Detail List
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Diversity Gala 2002
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Notes from planning of 2002's Diversity Gala
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June 7, 2002
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Festival Map
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Pride Festival 2002
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Map of 2002's Pride Festival
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2002
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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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June 7, 2002
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Rachael Sage Packet
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Packet of information pertaining to Rachel Sage, headliner for 2002's Pride festivities. Includes publicity photo, stage and technical requirements, and press clippings.
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Mpress Records
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2002
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Master Plan
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Master Plan for 2002's Diversity Celebration. Includes handwritten notes.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 2-9, 2002
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Partnership Packet
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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A packet of information for potential partners of 2002's Pride celebrations. Contains schedule of events and registrations for the parade, festival, and partnership.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diverisity Celebration 2002
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Outline of proposed plan for 2002's Pride festivities. Includes handwritten notes.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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Initial and final budgets for 2002's Pride festivities.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2002
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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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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Itemized budget for 2001's Diversity Celebration events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Registration packet for sponsors and participants in 2001's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Flier for Pride 2001 celebrations held in partnership with the Tulsa City County Library.
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Tulsa City County Library
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Newspaper article covering LGBT activism in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Activists Carolyn Wagner, Reverend Don Sinclair, and Gabi Clayton interviewed. Wagner, Sinclair, and Clayton became activists after their children were victims of homophobic attacks. They were present at 2001's "Celebration of Life," which raised money for Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights during Pride week.
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Jason Corns
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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LGBT activism
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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Internal documents relating to the planning of 2001's Pride celebrations. Includes meeting itineraries and handwritten notes.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 2001
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Logo for 2000's Pride celebrations.
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Michael Overall
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Tulsa World
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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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Kerry Lewis
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Preliminary Treasurer's Report for 2000's Diversity Celebration.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Kerry R. Lewis
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March 11, 2000
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Interfaith Service 2000
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Don Satterthwaite
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Proposal for Pride Month
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Proposal for 1999's Pride activities and committee members.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 7, 1999
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Vote delayed again on gay pride parade
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Pride 1999
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Newspaper article about Tulsa City Council delaying voting on a permit for Pride 1999. Councilor Darla Hall, absent from the meeting, requested that the vote be postponed. She also delayed the vote in the previous week’s meeting, even though the city council usually approved such requests as soon as possible. Councilor Sam Roop announced plans to introduce a resolution distancing city council from the pride parade. He says that he believes people should tolerate those who are different, but does not support “the gay pride agenda.” Parade Chairman Mitchell Savage interviewed, says that such resolutions are discriminatory when only applied to select groups. Councilors claimed that the parade route would be blocked for 2 1⁄2 hours. Mitchell Savage says this is misleading as the route will open up as the parade passes. 1999 was the first year for full-blown parade.
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Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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May 14, 1999
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Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa Pride 1999
Tulsa City Council
Homophobia
Darla Hall
Sam Roop
Mitchell Savage
Susan Savage
Barney Frank
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Councilor shies away from anti-gay resolution
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Homophobia
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Newspaper article covering a city councilor’s decision not to introduce a resolution intended to distance Tulsa City Council from Pride 1999. District 5 Councilor Sam Roop announced his intention to propose a resolution disavowing association between Tulsa City Council and Pride 1999, only to change his mind when the idea received insufficient support. Article also mentions some unrelated legislation.
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World Staff Writer Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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The Tulsa World
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May 20, 1999
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World Staff Writer Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa Pride 1999
Tulsa City Council
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Sam Roop
Homophobia
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Committee Agenda, Oct. 5
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Diversity Celebration 2000
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Agenda for Millenium Pride Planning Committee meeting of October 5, 1999.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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October 5, 1999
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Gay pride parade gets council permit
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Pride 1999
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Newspaper article covering controversy surrounding Tulsa Pride 1999. Councilor Darla Hall requested delays in granting permit for parade. District 9 City Councilor Brady Pringle comments on the city’s hands being tied. One speaker, Ann Tranberg, was silenced after claiming that gays do not have the freedom of speech or assembly. Petitioners complain that it took 4 months to get a permit for the parade. City council also passed another street closing for a fireworks display at Drillers Stadium, which made it through city government in 2 days.
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Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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Tulsa World
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May 21, 1999
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Curtis Killman
Tulsa World
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English
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Tulsa World, May 21, 1999
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Tulsa Pride 1999,
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Letter from Greg Gatewood to Barney Frank
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Diversity Celebration
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Letter from Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights President Greg Gatewood to Congressman Barney Frank, thanking him for serving as Grand Marshal of Tulsa's first Pride parade in 1999.
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Greg Gatewood
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1999
January 8, 2000
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DOC
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English
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Letter
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Pride 1999
Greg Gatewood
Barney Frank
Diversity Celebration 1999
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June 10 Memo
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Diversity Celebation 1999
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Memo announcing parade entries for 1999's Pride Parade.
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Mitchell Savage
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June 10, 1999
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Mitchell Savage
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Pride 1999 Zarrow Foundation Letters
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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An account of the resource
Letters exchanged between Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights and the Zarrow foundation concerning donations. Includes recipt for a five hundred dollar donation.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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July 21, 1992
May 25, 1999
May 29, 1999
July 7, 1999
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Steven J. Horn
Jack Zarrow
Maxine Zarrow
Zarrow Foundation
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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English
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Pride 1999
Barney Frank
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Sponsor Packet
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Diversity Celebration 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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Booth Assignments
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Pride Picnic
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Booth assignment list from 1999's Pride Picnic.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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July 1999
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Media Packet
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Media packet for 1999's Pride festivities.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 10, 1999
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Memo
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Memo from Pride 1999 concerning a black tie dinner for guest Barney Frank.
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Mitchell Savage
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June 11, 1999
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Mitchell Savage
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Logo Draft
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Draft of Pride 1999 logo.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 1999
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Pride Dinner Program
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Diversity Celebration 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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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Pride Festival Program
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Program for 1999's Pride Parade and Picnic. Includes list of events.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 4, 1999
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June 12, 1999
June 13, 1999
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Prayer Breakfast Program
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Program from 1999's Prayer Breakfast. Features litany to be read by attendees.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 13, 1999
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Get Involved Flier
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Diversity Celebration 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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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Parade Planning Report
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Planning reports for 1999's Pride celebrations.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 3, 1999
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English
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Parade Planning Report
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Planning reports for 1999's Pride celebrations.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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May 27, 1999
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Dinner Documents
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Internal TOHR documents relating to 1999's Pride dinner.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights.
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May 31, 1999
June 12, 1999
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Paul Darby
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Pride 1999
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Fan
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Handheld paper fan advertising Pride 1999.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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June 12, 1999
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[1999] Diversity Celebration
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Diversity Celebration 1999
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Documents and items relating to 1999's Diversity Celebration.
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1999
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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
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$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
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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.
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$1000 Bronze Level ~ Invited Guests of Truman Capote
8 Guests, party gift for each couple, champagne reception, tour of the special exhibit “Rendezvous”,
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web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
Please reserve the following Corporate Level Sponsorship
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Sparky's
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The Thirty Years War
A timeline of the anti-gay movement
1977
Born-again singer Anita Bryant campaigns to overturn an anti-discrimination law protecting gay men
and lesbians in Dade Co1mty, Fla. Inspired by her victory, Bryant founds the first national anti-gay
group, Save Our Children, drawing unprecedented attention to gay issues and motivating gay groups
to organize in response.
James Dobson, author of 1969 pro-spanking book Dare To Discipline, founds Focus on the Family in
Arcadia, Calif. Focus will move to Colorado Springs, Colo., in 1991, become America's wealthiest
fundamentalist ministry, and spearhead the campaign against gay marriage.
1978
Gay activist Harvey Milk, elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Nov. 7, is
assassinated 20 days later (along with Mayor George Moscone) by right-wing religious zealot Dan
White, a former city supervisor who had resigned in protest when the board passed a gay-rights
ordinance.
John Birch Society trainer and "family activist" Tim LaHaye publishes The Unhappy Gays (later
retitled What Everyone Should Know About Homosexuality). Calling gay people "militant, organized"
and "vile," LaHaye anticipates anti-gay arguments to come.
California State Sen. John Briggs floats a ballot initiative allowing local school boards to ban gay
teachers. "One third of San Francisco teachers are homosexual," Briggs says. "I assume most of them
are seducing young boys in toilets." The initiative is defeated, but the campaign inspires anti-gay
crusaders like the Rev. Lou Sheldon, who will fo1md the Traditional Values Coalition in 1981.
1979
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The Rev. Jerry Falwell founds the Moral Majority, a national effort to stimulate the fundamentalist
vote and elect Christian Right candidates. Early :fundraising appeals include a "Declaration of War"
on homosexuality.
1980
Paul Cameron, former psychology instructor at University of Nebraska, begins publishing pseudo
scientific pamphlets "proving" that gay people commit more serial murders, molest more children,
and intentionally spread diseases. Expelled from the American Psychological Association in 1983 for
ethics violations, Cameron will continue to produce bogus "studies" widely cited by anti-gay groups.
1981
Moral Majority allies in Congress propose the Family Protection Act, which would bar giving federal
funds to "any organization that suggests that homosexuality can be an acceptable alternative
lifestyle." Despite President Reagan's endorsement, the bill is defeated.
The Council for National Policy, a highly secretive club of America's most powerful far-right
religious activists, begins meeting quarterly at undisclosed locations. Among the members will be
R.J. Rushdoony, who calls for death penalty for homosexuals, and anti-gay crusaders James Dobson,
Beverly and Tim LaHaye, Jerry Falwell, Tony Perkins and Phyllis Schlafly. George W. Bush will
meet with the Council during his first campaign for president.
1982
The U.S. Department of Defense issues a policy stating that homosexuality is "incompatible" with
military service. Almost 17,000 gay soldiers will be discharged during the l 980s, though a 1989
Defense Deparbnent study will find gay recruits "just as good or better" than heterosexuals.
1983
Pat Buchanan, communications director for President Ronald Reag� calls AIDS, first identified in
1981, "nature's revenge on gay men."
1984
The Coalition on Revival is founded to promote "Christian government" in the U.S. and to agree on
theological tenets - including anti-gay principles - that fundamentalists can rally around. Board
members include Tim LaHaye, D. James Kennedy of Coral Ridge Ministries and Donald Wildmon of
the American Family Association. Founder Jay Grimstead later tells The Advocate, "Homosexuality
makes God vomit."
1985
Addressing the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, Paul Cameron uses the AIDS crisis
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to suggest that "the extermination of homosexuals" might become necessary. The following year,
Colorado's Summit Ministries will publish Special Report: AIDS. Co-authored by Cameron, the
popular pamphlet blames gay men for the epidemic and calls for a national crackdown on
homosexuals.
1986
At the first Congressional hearings on anti-gay violence, Kathleen Sarris of Indianapolis tells of
being stalked and assaulted by a "Christian soldier" who held her at gunpoint, beat and raped her for
three hours, explaining that "he was acting for God; that what he was doing to me was God's revenge
on me because I was a 'queer' and getting rid of me would save children."
Anti-gay groups cheer the U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in Bowers v. Hardwick holding that
state anti-sodomy statutes are constitutional. Four years later, Justice Lewis Powell, the swing vote,
will tell New York University law students, "I probably made a mistake in that one."
1987
Boston's Gay Community News publishes a satire of anti-gay propaganda, beginning: "Tremble,
Hetero Swine! We shall sodomize your sons, emblems of your feeble masculinity, of your shallow
dreams and vulgar lives. We will raise vast private annies ... to defeat ... the family unit." Anti-gay
groups seize on the article as proof of a "secret homosexual agenda."
1988
After a ferocious campaign by the fundamentalist Oregon Citizens Alliance (OCA), Oregon voters
overturn their governor's executive order banning anti-gay discrimination in state hiring. Led by anti
gay crusader Lon Mabon, OCA claims "promiscuous sodomite activists" have called for "the closing
of all churches that oppose them and the total destruction of the family."
1989
U.S. Rep. William Dannemeyer (R-Calif.) publishes a landmark anti-gay tome, Shadow in the Land:
Homosexuality in America. Calling lesbians and gay men 11the ultimate enemy," Dannemeyer accuses
straight people of "surrendering to this growing army without a shot," and predicts gay rights will
"plunge our people, and indeed the entire West, into a dark night of the soul that could last hundreds
of years."
1990
University of Colorado football coach Bill McCartney founds Promise Keepers, which holds all-male
stadium revivals promoting "traditional masculinity" throughout the l 990s. McCartney calls
homosexuals "a group of people who don't reproduce, yet want to be compared with people who do
reproduce," and says, "Homosexuality is an abomination of Almighty God."
1991
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Pat Robertson founds the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), run by Christian Right
attorney Jay Sekulow. ACLJ will be instrumental in fighting gay marriage, calling it a cancerous
"perversion" that "directly attacks the family, which is the most vital cell in society."
1992
Colorado voters approve Amendment 2, overturning municipal laws protecting lesbians and gay men
from discrimination. One of the organizers, Tony Marco, hones a "special rights" argument, claiming
that gay people are inordinately wealthy and politically powerful, and neither need nor deserve the
rights they "demand."
"The Gay Agenda," 20-minute video featuring racy scenes filmed at gay-pride marches, is released
by Ty and Jeannette Beeson of the Antelope Valley Springs of Life church in Lancaster, Calif. Aired
by Pat Robertson's "The 700 Club,0 it will become one of the most widely viewed pieces of anti-gay
propaganda.
At the Republican National Convention in Houston, Pat Buchanan famously declares in a prime time
speech, "There is a culture war going on in our country for the soul ofAmerica." Cheering audience
members wave signs reading "Family Rights Forever, 'Gay' Rights Never."
1993
The battle over gay marriage is ignited when the Hawaii Supreme Court rules that denying same-sex
couples marriage licenses violates "basic human rights" guaranteed in the state constitution - unless
the state legislature can show a "compelling reason" to prevent gay marriage. Anti-gay groups begin
a campaign to "defend marriage," with legal challenges led by ACLJ's Jay Sekulow.
President Clinton's proposal to lift the ban on openly gay military personnel sends anti-gay activists
into action, shutting down phone lines to Congress with hundreds ofthousands of calls in protest.
"Honestly," asks D. James Kennedy in a fundraising letter for Coral Ridge Ministries, "would you
want your son, daughter, or grandchild sharing a shower, foxhole, or blood with a homosexual?"
The Cobb County (Ga.) Commission passes a resolution calling homosexuality "incompatible with
the standards to which this community subscribes." Organizer Gordon Wysong declares, 0We should
blame them for every social problem in America." Cobb County will be dropped as a host for 1996
Atlanta Olympic events because of its anti-gay stance.
1994
More than40 fundamentalist groups, led by Focus on the Family, hold a summit in Colorado to
coordinate a "special rights" argument to oppose gay rights. This strategy is also promoted by the
Traditional Values Coalition's "Gay Rights, Special Rights," a40-minute video claiming gay rights
will erode the civil rights ofAfrican Americans.
1995
The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party, by fundamentalist activists Scott Lively and
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Kevin Abrams, claims gays weren't victimized in the Holocaust, but instead helped mastermind the
extermination of Jews (see stocy, p. 18). Repudiated by credible historians, the book is nevertheless
praised by the Family Research Council and sold by several anti-gay organiz.ations.
1996
The National Pro-Family Forum, dedicated to "one man-one woman" marriage, holds its first secret
meeting in a Memphis church cellar with representatives from more than 20 major anti-gay groups.
Before the end of the year, forum members successfully push the Defense of Marriage Act, a
symbolic measure defining marriage as between a man and a woman, through Congress.
The Southern Baptist Convention announces a boycott of Disney parks and products because the
company gives insurance benefits to partners of gay workers and allows "Gay Days" at its theme
parks. "Beware of the Magic Kingdom," Focus on the Family advises parents. Gay Day protests
become a staple of the anti-gay movement
In Romer v. Evans, the U.S. Supreme Court rules Colorado's Amendment 2 (see 1992)
unconstitutional by a 6-3 vote. The ruling puts an end to 20 years of state and local ballot initiatives
aimed at stripping gays of anti-discrimination protections, leaving same-sex marriage as the main
issue for anti-gay organizers.
1997
Ellen DeGeneres' character on the TV sitcom "Ellen" comes out as a lesbian, initiating protests and
boycotts of sponsors led by Donald Wildmon and Jerry Falwell, who calls the actor "Ellen
Degenerate."
1998
A coalition of fundamentalist groups led by Coral Ridge Ministries sponsors "Truth in Love," a
million-dollar advertising campaign promoting "ex-gay ministries," which use discredited
psychological methods to "cure" gay people. One day before a second round of "Truth in Love" ads
is released, gay college student Matthew Shepard dies after being savagely beaten and left tied to a
fence in Wyoming. The murder spurs a national debate about the connection between anti-gay
rhetoric and hate crimes.
In a TV interview, Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) compares gay people to alcoholics
and "kleptomaniacs," earning praise from anti-gay activists. "Leaders willing to be set apart and stand
solidly in the truth are rare in today's permissive culture," says James Dobson.
1999
Vermont Democratic Gov. Howard Dean signs a law sanctioning same-sex civil unions, entitling gay
couples to marital rights arid benefits. Anti-gay leader Gary Bauer calls it "an unmitigated disaster"
that is "worse than terrorism."
2000
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"Teletubbies" cartoon character Tinley Winley is "outed" as gay in a "Parents' Alert" in Jerry Falwell's
Liberty Journal, which asserts, "He is purple - the gay-pride color; and his antenna is shaped like a
triangle - the gay-pride symbol."
The U.S. Supreme Court rules 5-4 that the Boy Scouts of America can continue to ban gay
scoutmasters. Anti-gay activists like Robert Knight ofthe Family Research Council use the scouting
controversy to revive anti-gay "child molester" propaganda. After CBS morning-show host Bryant
Gumbel interviews Knight, he is heard on air commenting, "What a fucking idiot." Anti-gay groups
label CBS the "Christian Bashing System" and lobby unsuccessfully for Gumbel's firing.
2001
On "The 700 Cbib" two days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Jerry Falwell blames the tragedy on "the
Pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists and the gays and lesbians who are actively trying to
make that an alternative lifestyle." Host Pat Robertson responds: "Well, I totally concur."
2002
The Rev. Michael Bray, a convicted abortion clinic bomber and leading advocate ofmurdering
abortion doctors, praises Saudi Arabia for beheading three gay men on New Year's Day. "Let us give
thanks," Bray proclaims. "Let us welcome these tools of purification. Open the borders! Bring in
some agents of cleansing."
2003
Alan Sears, head ofthe Alliance Defense Fund, co-authors The Homosexual Agenda, a book that
asserts gay activists' ultimate goal is "silencing" conservative Christians. Sears also accuses cartoon
character SpongeBob SquarePants of being gay.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules 4-3 that gay and lesbian couples have a right to
marry. In the Washington Dispatch, legendary fundamentalist organizer Paul Weyrich declares
marriage "The Final Frontier for Civili2:ation as We Know It."
The U.S. Supreme Court overturns state anti-sodomy statutes in Lawrence v. Texas, ruling that gay
people are entitled to "an autonomy of self that includes freedom of thought, belief, expression, and
certain intimate conduct." Dissenting Justice Antonin Scalia complains that "the court has largely
signed onto the so-called homosexual agenda."
2004
Constitutional amendments prohibiting same-sex marriage pass by wide margins in all 11 states,
including Ohio and Oregon. Anti-gay groups meet in Washington, D.C., to plan for 10 more state
initiatives in 2005.
James Dobson's Focus on the Family Action organizes "Mayday for Marriage" rallies in six major
cities to promote anti-gay marriage ballot initiatives in 11 states. An estimated 150,000 turn out for
Oct. 15 protest in Washington, D.C., where Dobson declares, "[E)verytbing we care about is on the
line. It's now or never."
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San Francisco officials begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in February, with a
handful of other U.S. municipalities following suit. Later that month, President George W. Bush
announces his support for a Federal Marriage Amendment to the Constitution.
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Amendment 2
Anita Bryant
Anti-Gay Movement
Bill McCartney
Bowers v. Hardwick
Donald Wildmon
Focus on the Family
Focus on the Family Action
James Dobson
Jerry Falwell
John Briggs
Moral Majority
National Pro-Family Forum
Pat Buchanan
Pat Robertson
Paul Cameron
Promise Keepers
Southern Poverty Law Center
William Dannemeyer