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Oklahomans for Equality (OkEq) seeks equal rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and
Transgender (LGBT) individuals and families through advocacy, education, programs,
alliances and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
OkEq staff are working on putting together a Marriage Equality Week
and we are extending an invitation to EBA Members to show off your
business services during an OkEq Wedding Fair.
During the week of March 25th through March 30th, 2013, OkEq staff
are setting up events in the evening to showcase Marriage Equality.
Here is what we have on the calendar so far:
Monday, March 25th
TU Law School's SODA Group will present "Preview to the Supreme Court
Hearings on Marriage Equality".
Local Faith Leaders from inclusive congregations who support Marriage
Equality.
Tuesday, March 26th
OkEq Advocacy Chair, Mike Redman, will discuss the day's proceedings in
the U.S. Supreme Court hearings about two cases - Defense of Marriage
Act (DOMA) & Prop 8.
Wednesday, March 27th
Panel discussion with local couples who have been legally married in other
jurisdictions and plantiffs in the Oklahoma Marriage Equality Defense
Lawsuit discussing why marriage matters.
Thursday, March 28th
�EBA member led presentation "Home Buyers Education"
Attorney, Conor Cleary, will recap the discussions from the DOMA and Prop
8 hearings. He will also go more in depth on DOMA.
Friday, March 29th
Screening of Marriage Equality Documentary with Wedding Cake.
Saturday, March 30th
OkEq with Family and Children's Services will present Within Our Reach a couples relationship enhancement workshop.
What does this mean for our EBA members? We would like to have
information tables set up in the Sue Welch Great Hall with your
business information. We imagine it as a Gay Wedding Fair to be
available for the people joining us for the events. You don't have to
man a table but we would like to provide information booths to
showcase our EBA Businesses. Free of charge.
Sounds awesome right? We thought so too. So if you would like to
participate in our Marriage Equality Week, please email our Program
Coordinator, Mary Jones at mary.jones@okeq.org. Or just feel free
to drop by the Center and speak with Mary or Lucas Green, our
Office Manager.
We are really excited to bring this to our community and hope our
EBA members will help us make this a fabulous week!
�The Dennis R Neill Equality Center is the 6th largest LGBT community center in the world. It serves
as the headquarters of Oklahomans for Equality. Over 47,000 individuals utilized the Equality Center
in 2012 and over 50 weekly programs are offered.
The Equality Center is open 7 days a week.
(Monday-Saturday Noon-9pm & Sunday Noon-6pm)
www.okeq.org
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Hours: Mon - Sat 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Oklahomans for Equality | 621 E. 4th Street | Tulsa, OK 74120 |
918.743.4297
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Oklahomans for Equality (OkEq) seeks equal rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) individuals and families through advocacy, education, programs, alliances and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
OkEq staff are working on putting together a Marriage Equality Week and we are extending an invitation to EBA Members to show off your business services during an OkEq Wedding Fair.
During the week of March 25th through March 30th, 2013, OkEq staff are setting up events in the evening to showcase Marriage Equality. Here is what we have on the calendar so far:
Monday, March 25th
TU Law School's SODA Group will present "Preview to the Supreme Court Hearings on Marriage Equality".
Local Faith Leaders from inclusive congregations who support Marriage Equality.
Tuesday, March 26th
OkEq Advocacy Chair, Mike Redman, will discuss the day's proceedings in the U.S. Supreme Court hearings about two cases - Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) & Prop 8.
Wednesday, March 27th
Panel discussion with local couples who have been legally married in other jurisdictions and plantiffs in the Oklahoma Marriage Equality Defense Lawsuit discussing why marriage matters.
Thursday, March 28th
EBA member led presentation "Home Buyers Education"
Attorney, Conor Cleary, will recap the discussions from the DOMA and Prop 8 hearings. He will also go more in depth on DOMA.
Friday, March 29th
Screening of Marriage Equality Documentary with Wedding Cake.
Saturday, March 30th
OkEq with Family and Children's Services will present Within Our Reach - a couples relationship enhancement workshop.
What does this mean for our EBA members? We would like to have information tables set up in the Sue Welch Great Hall with your business information. We imagine it as a Gay Wedding Fair to be available for the people joining us for the events. You don't have to man a table but we would like to provide information booths to showcase our EBA Businesses. Free of charge.
Sounds awesome right? We thought so too. So if you would like to participate in our Marriage Equality Week, please email our Program Coordinator, Mary Jones at mary.jones@okeq.org. Or just feel free to drop by the Center and speak with Mary or Lucas Green, our Office Manager.
We are really excited to bring this to our community and hope our EBA members will help us make this a fabulous week!
The Dennis R Neill Equality Center is the 6th largest LGBT community center in the world. It serves as the headquarters of Oklahomans for Equality. Over 47,000 individuals utilized the Equality Center
in 2012 and over 50 weekly programs are offered. The Equality Center is open 7 days a week.
(Monday-Saturday Noon-9pm & Sunday Noon-6pm) www.okeq.org
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Hours: Mon - Sat 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Oklahomans for Equality | 621 E. 4th Street | Tulsa, OK 74120 | 918.743.4297
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Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
EBA
Equality Business Alliance
Equality Business Alliance (EBA)
Equality Center
Gay marriage
marriage equality
Marriage Equality Week
Mary Jones
OkEq
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OKEQ Marriage Equality Week
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EBA Pride Guide Advertising Opportunity
Quick Links...
EBA Directory
EBA Main Page
Benefits of Membership
¨ Inclusion in EBA
Directory on the OkEq
website.
¨ Email updates of EBA
events and opportunities
¨ Invitation to Networking
Events and ability to host
future events
¨ Marketing opportunities
at EBA and community
events
The EBA exists to
strengthen gay
welcoming businesses
in Tulsa by:
Providing a
directory of gay
welcoming
businesses in the
Tulsa area;
Creating regular
networking
opportunities with
these businesses;
and
Creating
professional
environments
where gay
welcoming
businesses can
meet to have their
voices heard on
important issues
that affect how we
do business and
The Equality Business Alliance will be featured
in the 2013 Tulsa Pride Guide this year. In
addition to the back cover ad listing all of our
member businesses, we will also be featured
in a full page editorial.
There are several different ad spaces sizes
available: Full Page, 1/2 Horizontal and
Vertical Pages, 1/4 and 1/8 Pages.
For more information and for pricing, you can
download the Pride Guide Advertising form
here
All ad materials due by April 5th, 2013 All payments due by June 1st, 2013
You can now join The EBA or renew your dues online
Get your Business noticed! Advertise in the
OkEq weekly eNews and reach out to
thousands of Tulsans for a very low price.
You can buy the top banner, the middle, or
both. Contact enews@okeq.org
for more
information.
Please help us increase our search engine ranking and in return increase
the ranking of your Business. Click on the directory link below and then
click on your Business link. The more clicks we get the higher up the
search lists we go.
EBA Directory
�our quality of life
The Equality Business
Alliance fosters a
sharing of information,
ideas, contacts, products
and services, and so
strengthens and expands
our businesses, careers
and our community.
Equality Business Alliance
eba@okeq.org
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<p><span>The Equality Business Alliance will be featured in the 2013 Tulsa Pride Guide this year. In addition to the back cover ad listing all of our member businesses, we will also be featured in a full page editorial.</span></p>
<p><span>There are several different ad spaces sizes available: Full Page, 1/2 Horizontal and Vertical Pages, 1/4 and 1/8 Pages.</span></p>
<p><span>For more information and for pricing, you can download the Pride Guide Advertising form</span></p>
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<p><span>All ad materials due by April 5th, 2013 - All payments due by June 1st, 2013</span></p>
<p><span>You can now join The EBA or renew your dues online</span></p>
<p><span>Get your Business noticed! Advertise in the OkEq weekly eNews and reach out to thousands of Tulsans for a very low price. You can buy the top banner, the middle, or both. Contact </span><span>enews@okeq.org </span><span>for more information.</span></p>
<p><span>Please help us increase our search engine ranking and in return increase the ranking of your Business. Click on the directory link below and then click on your Business link. The more clicks we get the higher up the search lists we go.</span></p>
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<p><span>Creating regular networking opportunities with these businesses; and</span></p>
<p><span>Creating professional environments where gay welcoming businesses can meet to have their voices heard on important issues that affect how we do business and our quality of life<br /><br />The Equality Business Alliance fosters a sharing of information, ideas, contacts, products and services, and so strengthens and expands our businesses, careers and our community.<br /></span></p>
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OKEQ Equality Business Alliance
OKEQ Weekly eNews
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Oklahomans for Equality
Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
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Tulsa Pride
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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
Oklahomans for Equality | 621 East 4th Street, Tulsa, OK 74120
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<br />Announcing the 40th Anniversary Equality Gala<br />40th Anniversary Equality Gala<br />Saturday, April 18, 2020<br />6:00 p.m. at the Cox Business Center<br />100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103<br />The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Foundation<br />The George Kaiser Family Foundation<br />Anonymous<br />Dennis Neill and John Southard<br />Cresap Family Foundation<br />Pedistat<br />Dr Richard & Debra Gordon Family<br />American Airlines<br />Dr. Al Carlozzi and Renee Marshall-Carlozzi<br />Osage Casino<br />ONEOK<br />Kelly Kirby, CPA, PC<br />Dr. Tim Cole and Chance Phillips<br />Anne & Henry Zarrow Family Foundation<br />Larry Ward<br />Boomtown Tees & Keystone Chevrolet<br />Jason McVicker and Justin Clary<br />No one admitted under 18 unless accompanied by an adult over 21.<br />Click Your Heels Together<br />and Come Home<br />A decade comes to a close, and the past ten years have witnessed progress and key advances for LGBTQ+<br />individuals. Oklahomans for Equality will be celebrating our 40th anniversary, and we have chosen ruby red slippers<br />from the movie "The Wizard of Oz" as our 2020 Equality Gala emblem.<br />There has been significant push back against our advances for full equality, and we have seen a rise in vandalism an<br />violence directed as a result. We actively resisted those who would try and strip us of our victories. Creating safe<br />spaces, and speaking out against all forms of oppression consumes our resources and challenges us to remain unifi<br />You will recall Glinda the good witch told Dorothy that the ruby slippers' magic "must be very powerful or the wicked<br />witch of the west wouldn't want them so badly." Toward the end of the movie, after several failed attempts to go hom<br />Dorothy thought she would never be safe until Glinda revealed to her that she had the power all along. Dorothy had i<br />her power the ability to go home and live her life openly and freely all along.<br />For forty years, Oklahomans for Equality has been telling LGBTQ+ individuals and their families you had the power<br />within you all along. We help our constituents learn to stand up for themselves and others who are marginalized.<br />Please consider being a sponsor of the 2020 Equality Gala so we can continue to help individuals and families find th<br />magic within them to live authentic empowered lives.<br />Toby Jenkins<br />CEO and Executive Director<br />Oklahomans for Equality<br />and the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center<br />Oklahomans for Equality | 918-743-4297 | 621 E. 4th St., Tulsa, OK 74120 | www.okeq.org<br />Oklahomans for Equality | 621 East 4th Street, Tulsa, OK 74120<br />Unsubscribe okeqvolunteer@gmail.com<br />Update Profile | About Constant Contact<br />Sent by enews@okeq.org in collaboration with<br />Try email marketing for free today!
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American Airlines
Anne and Henry Zarrow Family Foundation
Boomtown Tees
Chance Phillips
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Foundation
Cresap Family Foundation
Dennis Neill
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
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Dr. Al Carlozzi and Renee Marshall-Carlozzi
Dr. Richard and Debera Gordon Family
Dr. Tim Cole
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Jason McVicker
John Southard
Justin Clary
Kelly Kirby
Keystone Chevrolet
Larry Ward
OkEq
OkEq Equality Center
Oklahomans for Equality
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Oklahomans for Equality Executive Director
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Oklahomans for Equality (OkEq) seeks equal rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and
Transgender (LGBT) individuals and families through advocacy, education, programs,
alliances and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
2013 Equality Gala
Saturday, May 4th, 2012 at the
Tulsa Convention Center
Tulsa Ballroom
100 Civic Center
Cocktails and the Silent Auction begin at 6:30 pm
Dinner and Program at 8:00 pm
Concert at 10:00 pm
Eric Himan Band performing the music of Queen
�Our Gala Chair Kirk Holt and Honorary Chairs Miranda & Philip
Kaiser invite you to join over 600 Oklahomans for dinner, a live
concert and a program honoring this year's award recipients:
Paul Allen for the
Lifetime Achievement Award
TulsaPeople Magazine for the
Media Advocate Award
Rev. Nancy Eggen for the
Russell Bennett Spiritual Inclusion Award
Senator Judy MacIntyre Eason for the
Legislative Ally Award
Tempest Cartwright for the
Carolyn Wagner Youth Leadership Award
Jerry Custer for the
OkEq Volunteer of the Year
�Randy Vineyard AKA Kris Kohl for the
Community Hero Award
This is the premiere fundraiser for Oklahomans for Equality and the
important work of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
Sponsorships are still available
Individual tickets are $150 and may be purchased online
Dress is formal or rock-star attire
Interpretive services for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired will be available.
Please email Lucas.Green@okeq.org to arrange for
interpretive service.
Please purchase your tickets by Monday April 29th, 2013
Complimentary valet parking will be available at the Northwest
entrance to the Tulsa Convention Center (Off South Houston Ave)
Auctioneer Pam McKissick of Williams, Williams &
McKissick Companies will lead our Live Auction.
Some of the items for the evening include:
Aunt Pearl Dinner for 10
�Aunt Pearl (Joe Sears) from the famous play "Greater Tuna" will cook a dinner for
10 people from her recipes of BBQ Brisket, Potato Salad, Bake Beans and her
famous Peach Cobbler at the home of Tom and Kathy Williams. Pool
side cocktails and hors d'oeuvres will be served before the dinner.
Joe Sears is co-author and co-star of the wildly successful Tuna plays,
"Greater Tuna, A Tuna Christmas, Red White and Tuna, and Tuna Does
Vegas". Joe as been one of the past playwrights for the Cherokee Nation's
outdoor drama The Trail of Tears. He is currently the Artistic Director for
Theatre Bartlesville.
Donated by Kathy & Tom Williams and David Nelson
Comedy & Errors Feast for 8 with Celebrity Guests:
Leslie Jordan and Bruce Vilanch
Eight lucky guests will feast on a magnificent dinner prepared by James Shrader
of Palace Café, sip on fabulous wines from the private collection of Dr. Greg Holt,
and laugh to the hysterics, antics & humor of comedian celebrities Leslie Jordan
and Bruce Vilanch, all in the beautifully renovated modern home of Jay and Ryan.
Mutually agreed upon dates.
Donated By Dr. Greg Holt, Jay Krottinger, Ryan Tanner, & Palace Café
Historic Mansion Dinner
Return to the elegance of Tulsa's past with a dinner for 10 in the historic McFarlin
Mansion. Enjoy your dinner catered by Tim Williams of TW's ABFAB Catering
while listening to the new grand piano. What a spectacular evening for a lucky
few!
Donated by Pete Harmon and Richard Sims
�New York City Stay & Broadway Show
Enjoy New York City like never before with a 2-night stay at the worlds first
"Straight friendly" hotel, The OUT Hotel - NYC! While in New York, enjoy two
tickets to the First Broadway revival of "Pippin" directed by Tony award winner,
Diane Paulus. The original Broadway production of Pippin won five Tony Awards
during its original five-year run ending in 1977. Trip includes round trip airfare for
two on American Airlines. Mutually agreed upon dates.
Donated By Square 1 Theatrics, The OUT Hotel - NYC,
Jay Krottinger & Ryan Tanner
Lake Keystone Dinner for 8
An incredible evening of fine dining for 8 at the McCutchen Lake Keystone
Residence, prepared by Chef Tuck Curren from Biga. Enjoy this beautiful home
that overlooks Lake Keystone, take in the views of Keystone Dam while looking
Eastward down the Arkansas River Valley towards Tulsa. After dinner enjoy the
entertainment/game room with a full bar.
(Home is handicap accessible)
Donated by Chris McCutcheon
�Martini Party w/ Catered Food for 12
The party will be hosted by the LaButti's at their residence with Ron showcasing hi
fabulous bartending skills and catered food for 12. The party will be held on a
Friday or Saturday night on a date mutually agreed upon.
Donated by Ron & Robin LaButti
White Lion International Beer Tasting & 4-Course Dinner
A Beer Connoisseur will explain the pairing and origin, brewing method and short
history of each brew throughout the dinner. Each course is paired with imported
beers selected to please the palate.
Donated by John Southard
Pool Party for 20
Bring your swimsuits, towels & floaties for a fabulous pool party. Enjoy swimming,
some lounging in the cabana and have a sauna. Catering is by Terri Fermo of
Bohemia Catering, featuring the Food Truck Jezebel. Of course there will be
ample supply of Perfect Margaritas, beer and soft drinks.
Donated by John Southard & Dennis Neill
�Four Seasons Jackson Hole Unit #856
The hotel is located about 12 miles from Jackson Town Square at the base of the
ski runs that are used as hiking trails in the summer, but walking distance from
Teton village & 20 miles from the airport. The unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and
the living area has a sofa bed. The unit can accommodate 7 - 8 adults. The
property has a spa, gym, outdoor heated pool used all year round, whirlpool and
on-property Concierge.
2013 Equality Gala Sponsors
Live Performance Sponsor
George Kaiser Family Foundation
High Fidelity Sound Sponsors
209 - The Arts Bar
Irene and Stan Burnstein
Coretz Family Foundation
Debra and Richard Gordon & Family
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation
Theatre Sound Sponsors
Gay and Lesbian Fund for Tulsa
Joe Hukills
Kathy Taylor - Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation
Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation
Surround Sound Sponsors
Bank of Oklahoma
Cisar-Holt, Inc.
Charles Faudree and Bill Carpenter
The Garden Trug
Rachel Hutchinson
�Andy Kinslow and Russ Kirkpatrick
George W. Krumme
Robin and Ron LaButti
Debbie Lowe
McAfee & Taft
Gwen & Steve Malcolm
David Nelson & ConocoPhillips
Mike Redman and Daryn Drake
Sara and Philip Snow
Vocal Pride Foundation / COMC
Williams, Williams & McKissick
Kris Wilmes & Dusty Gross
WPX Energy
Stereo Sound Sponsors
James and Susannah Adelson Family Foundation Fund
Thomas A. Adelson
Anonymous
Sheryl and John Boone
Jack Brown
Rusty Clyma and George W. McCauslan
Tery Deshong & Barbara Abercrombie
Rosemary Harris & Tracy Spears
Miranda & Philip Kaiser
Julie & Sanjay Meshri
Julie & John Nickel
Clint Robison
Van N. Wilde & Williams
Youth Table Sponsors
James and Susannah Adelson Family Foundation Fund
Anonymous
Laurie Cooper
Debra and Richard Gordon & Family
Dwight Kealiher
George W. Krumme
Stacy & Joe Lytle
Julie & Sanjay Meshri
Ruth Kaiser Nelson Family Foundation
Carol Tandy
Kathy Taylor - Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation
Jon Worthington
Jack and Maxine Zarrow Family Foundation
(As of April 8th, 2013)
�Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Hours: Mon - Sat 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Oklahomans for Equality | 621 E. 4th Street | Tulsa, OK 74120 |
918.743.4297
The Dennis R Neill Equality Center is the 6th largest LGBT community center in the world. It serves
as the headquarters of Oklahomans for Equality. Over 47,000 individuals utilized the Equality Center
in 2012 and over 50 weekly programs are offered.
The Equality Center is open 7 days a week.
(Monday-Saturday Noon-9pm & Sunday Noon-6pm)
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Oklahomans for Equality (OkEq) seeks equal rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) individuals and families through advocacy, education, programs, alliances and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
2013 Equality Gala
Saturday, May 4th, 2012 at the
Tulsa Convention Center
Tulsa Ballroom
100 Civic Center
Cocktails and the Silent Auction begin at 6:30 pm Dinner and Program at 8:00 pm
Concert at 10:00 pm
Eric Himan Band performing the music of Queen
Our Gala Chair Kirk Holt and Honorary Chairs Miranda & Philip Kaiser invite you to join over 600 Oklahomans for dinner, a live concert and a program honoring this year's award recipients:
Paul Allen for the
Lifetime Achievement Award
TulsaPeople Magazine for the
Media Advocate Award
Rev. Nancy Eggen for the
Russell Bennett Spiritual Inclusion Award
Senator Judy MacIntyre Eason for the
Legislative Ally Award
Tempest Cartwright for the
Carolyn Wagner Youth Leadership Award
Jerry Custer for the
OkEq Volunteer of the Year
Randy Vineyard AKA Kris Kohl for the
Community Hero Award
This is the premiere fundraiser for Oklahomans for Equality and the important work of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
Sponsorships are still available
Individual tickets are $150 and may be purchased online
Dress is formal or rock-star attire
Interpretive services for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired will be available. Please email Lucas.Green@okeq.org to arrange for interpretive service.
Please purchase your tickets by Monday April 29th, 2013
Complimentary valet parking will be available at the Northwest entrance to the Tulsa Convention Center (Off South Houston Ave)
Auctioneer Pam McKissick of Williams, Williams & McKissick Companies will lead our Live Auction.
Some of the items for the evening include:
Aunt Pearl Dinner for 10
Aunt Pearl (Joe Sears) from the famous play "Greater Tuna" will cook a dinner for 10 people from her recipes of BBQ Brisket, Potato Salad, Bake Beans and her famous Peach Cobbler at the home of Tom and Kathy Williams. Pool side cocktails and hors d'oeuvres will be served before the dinner.
Joe Sears is co-author and co-star of the wildly successful Tuna plays, "Greater Tuna, A Tuna Christmas, Red White and Tuna, and Tuna Does Vegas". Joe as been one of the past playwrights for the Cherokee Nation's outdoor drama The Trail of Tears. He is currently the Artistic Director for Theatre Bartlesville.
Donated by Kathy & Tom Williams and David Nelson
Comedy & Errors Feast for 8 with Celebrity Guests:
Leslie Jordan and Bruce Vilanch
Eight lucky guests will feast on a magnificent dinner prepared by James Shrader
of Palace Café, sip on fabulous wines from the private collection of Dr. Greg Holt, and laugh to the hysterics, antics & humor of comedian celebrities Leslie Jordan and Bruce Vilanch, all in the beautifully renovated modern home of Jay and Ryan.
Mutually agreed upon dates.
Donated By Dr. Greg Holt, Jay Krottinger, Ryan Tanner, & Palace Café
Historic Mansion Dinner
Return to the elegance of Tulsa's past with a dinner for 10 in the historic McFarlin Mansion. Enjoy your dinner catered by Tim Williams of TW's ABFAB Catering while listening to the new grand piano. What a spectacular evening for a lucky few!
Donated by Pete Harmon and Richard Sims
New York City Stay & Broadway Show
Enjoy New York City like never before with a 2-night stay at the worlds first "Straight friendly" hotel, The OUT Hotel - NYC! While in New York, enjoy two tickets to the First Broadway revival of "Pippin" directed by Tony award winner, Diane Paulus. The original Broadway production of Pippin won five Tony Awards during its original five-year run ending in 1977. Trip includes round trip airfare for two on American Airlines. Mutually agreed upon dates.
Donated By Square 1 Theatrics, The OUT Hotel - NYC, Jay Krottinger & Ryan Tanner
Lake Keystone Dinner for 8
An incredible evening of fine dining for 8 at the McCutchen Lake Keystone Residence, prepared by Chef Tuck Curren from Biga. Enjoy this beautiful home that overlooks Lake Keystone, take in the views of Keystone Dam while looking Eastward down the Arkansas River Valley towards Tulsa. After dinner enjoy the entertainment/game room with a full bar.
(Home is handicap accessible) Donated by Chris McCutcheon
Martini Party w/ Catered Food for 12
The party will be hosted by the LaButti's at their residence with Ron showcasing hi fabulous bartending skills and catered food for 12. The party will be held on a Friday or Saturday night on a date mutually agreed upon.
Donated by Ron & Robin LaButti
White Lion International Beer Tasting & 4-Course Dinner
A Beer Connoisseur will explain the pairing and origin, brewing method and short history of each brew throughout the dinner. Each course is paired with imported beers selected to please the palate.
Donated by John Southard
Pool Party for 20
Bring your swimsuits, towels & floaties for a fabulous pool party. Enjoy swimming, some lounging in the cabana and have a sauna. Catering is by Terri Fermo of Bohemia Catering, featuring the Food Truck Jezebel. Of course there will be ample supply of Perfect Margaritas, beer and soft drinks.
Donated by John Southard & Dennis Neill
Four Seasons Jackson Hole Unit #856
The hotel is located about 12 miles from Jackson Town Square at the base of the ski runs that are used as hiking trails in the summer, but walking distance from Teton village & 20 miles from the airport. The unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and the living area has a sofa bed. The unit can accommodate 7 - 8 adults. The property has a spa, gym, outdoor heated pool used all year round, whirlpool and on-property Concierge.
2013 Equality Gala Sponsors
Live Performance Sponsor
George Kaiser Family Foundation
High Fidelity Sound Sponsors
209 - The Arts Bar
Irene and Stan Burnstein
Coretz Family Foundation
Debra and Richard Gordon & Family Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation
Theatre Sound Sponsors
Gay and Lesbian Fund for Tulsa
Joe Hukills
Kathy Taylor - Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation
Surround Sound Sponsors
Bank of Oklahoma Cisar-Holt, Inc.
Charles Faudree and Bill Carpenter The Garden Trug
Rachel Hutchinson
Andy Kinslow and Russ Kirkpatrick George W. Krumme
Robin and Ron LaButti Debbie Lowe
McAfee & Taft
Gwen & Steve Malcolm David Nelson & ConocoPhillips Mike Redman and Daryn Drake Sara and Philip Snow
Vocal Pride Foundation / COMC Williams, Williams & McKissick Kris Wilmes & Dusty Gross WPX Energy
Stereo Sound Sponsors
James and Susannah Adelson Family Foundation Fund Thomas A. Adelson
Anonymous
Sheryl and John Boone
Jack Brown
Rusty Clyma and George W. McCauslan
Tery Deshong & Barbara Abercrombie Rosemary Harris & Tracy Spears
Miranda & Philip Kaiser
Julie & Sanjay Meshri
Julie & John Nickel
Clint Robison
Van N. Wilde & Williams
Youth Table Sponsors
James and Susannah Adelson Family Foundation Fund Anonymous
Laurie Cooper
Debra and Richard Gordon & Family
Dwight Kealiher
George W. Krumme
Stacy & Joe Lytle
Julie & Sanjay Meshri
Ruth Kaiser Nelson Family Foundation
Carol Tandy
Kathy Taylor - Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation Jon Worthington
Jack and Maxine Zarrow Family Foundation
(As of April 8th, 2013)
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Hours: Mon - Sat 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Oklahomans for Equality | 621 E. 4th Street | Tulsa, OK 74120 | 918.743.4297
The Dennis R Neill Equality Center is the 6th largest LGBT community center in the world. It serves as the headquarters of Oklahomans for Equality. Over 47,000 individuals utilized the Equality Center
in 2012 and over 50 weekly programs are offered. The Equality Center is open 7 days a week.
(Monday-Saturday Noon-9pm & Sunday Noon-6pm)
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Carolyn Wagner Youth Leadership Award
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Equality Center
Equality Gala
Equality Gala 2013
Eric Himan
gala
Jerry Custer
Judy MacIntyre Eason
Kirk Holt
Kris Kohl
Legislative Ally Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
Media Advocate Award
Miranda Kaiser
Nancy Eggen
OkEq
OkEq Equality Center
OkEq Volunteer of the Year
Oklahomans for Equality
Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
Paul Allen
Phillip Kaiser
Randy Vineyard
Russell Bennett Spiritual Inclusion Award
Senator Judy MacIntyre Eason
Tempest Cartwright
Tulsa People
Tulsa People Magazine
TulsaPeople Magazine
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assembled to form one large painting.
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deviation from Mr. Mantle's trademark
signature that was only utilized for one
show. The Christopher M. Mantle
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around and you have a wine &
champagne cabinet which can hold up
to 2 bottles of wine/champagne, as
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stemless wine glasses & chilling
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Original AA Authentic Single Flight
Attendant Cart. From the rainbow
handle to the hidden trays, this unique
bar cart can hold your favorite
beverages along with a Crown Royal
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combination of Mahogany & Wenge
wood. Comes with American Airlines
branded rocks glasses, an ice bucket
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Two tickets to the opening night performance
of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019 at the Tulsa
Performing Arts Center. One night stay in the
king suite room at the Hyatt Regency-Tulsa
and dinner for two at the Daily Grill.
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& host of the online cooking show Trial
and Eric! Eric will come to your home and
instruct you and your guests on preparing
a featured dish. Then enjoy the meal while
Eric serenades your guests for an intimate
concert. This includes food and drink for
eight guests and instruction, plus a 20minute concert. Date and time to be
mutually agreed upon; must be used
before Dec. 31, 2019.
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Carmen and Puccini's Madama Butterfly, followed by a
new production of Tobias Picker's 1996 opera Emmeline,
to be performed in Oklahoma for the first time, and led by
Mr. Picker in his opera-conducting debut.
Donated by the Tulsa Opera
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course meal and their choice of 3
international beers at the White Lion Pub
which has been a proud supporter of the
LGBTQ+ community for more than 20 years.
The White Lion Pub is a charming authentic
English pub nestled in South Tulsa near 71st
St. & S. Yale Ave. Enjoy traditional pub fare
including Fish & Chips, Bangers & Mash,
Steak & Mushroom Pie, Cottage Pie,
Cornish Pastie, Welsh Rarebit, and more!
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rooms that sleep four available in
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miles.
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2019 Gala Auction Items<br />Entered into Omelca(?) 10/4/19<br /><br />OK Cookie Momster<br />A box of a dozen cookies monthly from OKCookieMomster! Now located at both 31st and Harvard and in the Mother Road Market, OkCookieMomster specializesin custom sugar cookies for any occasion! Other flavors are available as well. This lesbian-owned business will also incorporate LGBT+ themed cookies throughout the year!<br />Donated by OK Cookie Momster<br /><br /><br />Celine Dion at the BOK Center<br />Two concert tickets to Celine Dion at the BOK Center, hotel accommodations and dinner before the concert provided.<br />Donated by BOK/SMG Center<br />BOK CENTER<br /><br />Living Kitchen<br />The private party experience with the Living Kitchen offers a seven-course farm table dinner for 15 prepared with locally grown products. Living Kitchen schedules private parties on Thursday nights during their season. Dates are subject to availability on the Living Kitchen calendar from May through November 2019.<br />Donated by Living Kitchen<br />LIVING KITCHEN FARM & DAIRY<br /><br />NYC Broadway Weekend<br />Jet away to New York City with 50,000 American Airline miles, and enjoy a three-night stay at The Westin New York-Times Square plus two tickets to the musicals <em>Oklahoma!</em> and <em>The Cher Show</em>. Must be booked 60 days prior and subject to availability.<br />Donated byTanniger Philanthropies and American Airlines<br />TANNINGER ENTERTAINMENT<br />American Airlines<br />RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S OKLAHOMA!<br />the cher show a new musical<br /><br />Tulsa Drillers Party Suite<br />You and 19 guests get to enjoy a Tulsa Drillers game in the comfort of a party suite. This package includes 20 tickets, 4 parking passes, and a $150 food and drink credit. Game day is Sunday, June 23rd.<br />Donated by the Tulsa Drillers<br />T Drillers<br /><br />Brunch at Pat Gordon's Home<br />Pat Gordon celebrated artist invites you and 7 of your guests for a weekend brunch and pool party at his Maple Ridge home. One of Tulsa's most celebrated artists and wonderful hosts invites you to enjoy his personal studio and gallery and enjoy a relaxing brunch and swim party. Catering by Polo Grill and spirits donated by Ole' Village Wine & Spirits. Host requests brunch be scheduled by Sept. 1, 2019.<br />Donated by Pat Gordon, Polo Grill, and Ole' Village Wine & Spirits.<br /><br />Chris Mantle Painting<br />2011 piece by artist Christopher M. Mantle, whose work is displayed throughout Tulsa, including 36 Degrees North. With an innovative design, these twelve individual paintings can be assembled to form one large painting. This piece also incorporates a rare deviation from Mr. Mantle's trademark signature that was only utilized for one show. The Christopher M. Mantle gallery is located on Cherry Street at 1307 East 15th Street.<br />Donated by Sheena Grewal<br /><br />"Pride Street" Commemorative Bar Cart<br />Original AA Authentic Double Flight Attendant Cart. From the rainbow handles to the hidden trays and the solid Mahogany butcher block top, this double sided cart has 6 pull out shelves made from a combination of Mahogany & Wenge wood. Turn it around and you have a wine & champagne cabinet which can hold up to 2 bottles of wine/champagne, as well as 6 American Airlines branded stemless wine glasses & chilling container.<br />Donated by American Airlines<br />American Airlines<br /><br />"Remembering Stonewall" Commemorative Bar Cart<br />Original AA Authentic Single Flight Attendant Cart. From the rainbow handle to the hidden trays, this unique bar cart can hold your favorite beverages along with a Crown Royal spot. 3 pull out shelves made from a combination of Mahogany & Wenge wood. Comes with American Airlines branded rocks glasses, an ice bucket and set of tongs.<br />Donated by American Airlines<br />American Airlines<br /><br />Roald Dahl's<br />Charlie and the Chocolate Factory<br />The New Musical<br />Two tickets to the opening night performance of <em>Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory</em> on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019 at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. One night stay in the king suite room at the Hyatt Regency-Tulsa and dinner for two at the Daily Grill.<br />Donated by Celebrity Attractions, Payton Family and Hyatt Regency-Tulsa.<br />STEP INSIDE A WORLD OF PURE IMAGINATiON<br />ROALD DAHL'S<br />CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY<br />THE NEW MUSICAL<br /><br />Trial and Eric!<br />Cooking class and music with Eric Himan for eight guests. Renowned national recording artist Eric Himan is a triple threat: Award-winning songwriter, nationally touring singer on guitar/piano, & host of the online cooking show Trial and Eric! Eric will come to your home and instruct you and your guests on preparing a featured dish. Then enjoy the meal while Eric serenades your guests for an intimate concert. This includes food and drink for eight guests and instruction, plus a 20-minute concert. Date and time to be mutually agreed upon; must be used before Dec. 31, 2019.<br />Donated by Eric Himan<br /><br />Tulsa Opera Season Tickets<br />TULSA OPERA<br />An extravagant season of opera classics, with Bizet's <em>Carmen</em> and Puccini's <em>Madama Butterfly,</em> followed by a new production of Tobias Picker's 1996 opera <em>Emmeline,</em> to be performed in Oklahoma for the first time, and led by Mr. Picker in his opera-conducting debut.<br />Donated by the Tulsa Opera<br /><br />The White Lion<br />Beer tasting party for 20 guests with 3 course meal and their choice of 3 international beers at the White Lion Pub which has been a proud supporter of the LGBTQ+ community for more than 20 years.<br />The White Lion Pub is a charming authentic English pub nestled in South Tulsa near 71st St. & S. Yale Ave. Enjoy traditional pub fare including Fish & Chips, Bangers & Mash, Steak & Mushroom Pie, Cottage Pie, Cornish Pastie, Welsh Rarebit, and more!<br />Donated by Betty Southard<br /><br />Pulled (entry is crossed out)<br />Palm Springs Trip<br />Five nights with two beautiful guest rooms that sleep four available in Palm Springs. Access to the pool and incredible view of the mountains. Hosts Shane Albee and Dirk Hunter will provide a catered dinner party and serve as concierge.<br />Hosts request winner contact them within 30 days of purchase and to use the stay by March 31, 2020. Includes 50,000 American Airlines miles.<br />Donated by Shane Albee & Dirk Hunter and American Airlines<br />American Airlines
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OK Cookie Momster, BOK Center, SMG, Living Kitchen, Tanninger Philanthropies, American Airlines, Tulsa Drillers, Pat Gordon, Polo Grill, Ole' Village Wine and Spirits, Chris Mantle, Sheena Grewal, Celebrity Attractions, Payton Family, Hyatt Regency Tulsa, Eric Himan, Tulsa Opera, Betty Southard, Shane Albee, Dirk Hunter
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American Airlines
auction
Betty Southard
BOK Center
Broadway
Celine Dion
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Cher Show
Chris Mantle
Dirk Hunter
Drillers
Drillers baseball
Equality Gala
Equality Gala 2019
Eric Himan
gala
live auction
live auction items
Living Kitchen
New York City
NYC Broadway
OK Cookie Momster
OkCookieMomster
OkEq
Oklahoma musical
Oklahomans for Equality
Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
palm springs
Pat Gordon
Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Shane Albee
Sheena Grewal
SMG
Tanninger Entertainment
The Cher Show
The Westin
Tulsa Drillers
Tulsa Opera
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Westin New York City
Westin NYC
White Lion
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Recognition of guests, Extended Family, Michelle
Hoffinan’s tireless work on the video. Rene Potter,
our dear friend from Tucson, coming to join us and
provide this wonderful entertainment.
For 27 years, OkEq has been here, working for
equality, being a community supporter, providing
outreach and services. For an organization which has
grown from an annual budget of a few thousand
dollars to one with a budget of a few hundred
thousand dollars, one constant has been there, an
absolute reliance on dedicated volunteers and board
and recently a few loyal staff who work day m and
day out for our important mission.
I can only accept this very gracious gesture of OkEq
by recognizing that every step ofthe way, what we
have done has been a team effort sharing in our
successes
and dealing with our losses.
We could not have done our important work without
our allies and friends in the community. And the
partners who provide the support throughout the ups
and downs. Thank you John.
We now have a center the entire community can be
proud of. This new home is here today and will be
�here tomorrow. And for tomorrow’s generation.
Most importantly, programs and services are offered
to address a great need in education, advocacy and
support. Services and space together imder one roof
means that OkEq provides a beacon of acceptance in
a nation, state and city which have yet to fully deal
with their past and current biases.
Without us, fighting on the frontier, where we would
be? Where would the next generation find the voice
for what is right?
We should all have a renewed sense of hope for
equality because ofrecent developments to which
mmiy in this room have contributed and to which all
of us support. Let us continue our efforts, together
Thank you so much,I will never forget the true
meaning ofthis night-teamwork for equality!
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2007 Gala<br />Dennis Acceptance Speech<br />Lifetime Achievement Award<br /><br />Recognition of guests, Extended Family, Michelle Hoffinan’s tireless work on the video. Rene Potter, dear friend from Tucson, coming to join us and provide this wonderful entertainment.<br />For 27 years, OkEq has been here, working for equality, being a community supporter, providing outreach and services. For an organization which has grown from an annual budget of a few thousand dollars to one with a budget of a few hundred thousand dollars, one constant has been there, an absolute reliance on dedicated volunteers and board and recently a few loyal staff who work day in and day out for our important mission.<br />I can only accept this very gracious gesture of OkEq by recognizing that every step of the way, what we have done has been a team effort sharing in our successes and dealing with our losses.<br />We could not have done our important work without our allies and friends in the community. And the partners who provide the support throughout the ups and downs. Thank you John.<br />We now have a center the entire community can be proud of. This new home is here today and will be here tomorrow. And for tomorrow’s generation. Most importantly, programs and services are offered to address a great need in education, advocacy and support. Services and space together imder one roof means that OkEq provides a beacon of acceptance in a nation, state and city which have yet to fully deal with their past and current biases.<br />Without us, fighting on the frontier, where we would be? Where would the next generation find the voice for what is right?<br />We should all have a renewed sense of hope for equality because of recent developments to which many in this room have contributed and to which all of us support. Let us continue our efforts, together<br />Thank you so much, I will never forget the true meaning of this night – teamwork for equality!
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2007 Equality Gala Lifetime Achievement Award Acceptance Speech by Dennis Neill
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A transcript of Dennis Neill's acceptance speech for the Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ) Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2007 Equality Gala, 2 pages.
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Dennis Neill
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2007
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Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
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Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
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OkEq Equality Center
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[2007] Diversity Gala Tulsa World May 23, 2007
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Tulsa World, May 23, 2007, "Diversity Gala to feature dinner and auction"
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A scanned copy of page D2 from the Tulsa World, May 23, 2007, featuring an article regarding the Equality Gala taking place on June 9, 2007, 1 page. Also includes a list of sponsors organized by donation rank.
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Danna Sue Walker
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Tulsa World
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May 23, 2007
2007
2007 Diversity Dinner
2007 Gala
Cyber Center
CyberCenter
Dennis Neill
Dennis R. Neill
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
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Equality Center
fundraisers
fundraising
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Lifetime Achievement Award
Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library
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OkEq
OKEQ Capital Campaign
OkEq Equality Center
Oklahomans for Equality
Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
Pyramid Project
Pyramid Project campaign
Pyramid Project Capital Campaign
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Steve Eberle
Director of Fundraising
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
PO Box 2687
Tulsa, OK 74101-2687
Dear Steve;
“IMAGINE” the most elegant party, set in the 1920’s in the beautiful Osage Hills of Tulsa, for the most prominent gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) celebrities from around the world. Well, that is what Tulsa Oklahomans for
Human Rights (TOHR) will be hosting Friday, June 9, 2006 at the Gilcrease Museum. Imagine sipping champagne
with Tallulah Bankhead, dining with Horatio Alger, having a cocktail with Josephine Baker, chatting with Frances Faye
- they will all be there, in costume, of course.
This evening will in part serve to recognize State Senator Bernest Cain for his lifelong commitment to protecting the human rights of all people of Oklahoma. Senator Cain will be receiving TOHR’s Lifetime Achievement Award, a special
honor for those who have provided ongoing leadership and support in the gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgender community. Lynn Jones, retired Major with Tulsa Police force, as this year’s event Chair and Nancy and Dr. Joseph McDonald as
Honorary Chairs, we would love to have you at this grand event. It is only appropriate that the words to John Lennon’s
song “Imagine” will be a gift to each guest.
Twenty-five years ago a small group of caring people started an organization seeking equality for gays and lesbians.
Thanks to you and other generous people, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights has grown into one of the largest and
oldest GLBT organizations in Oklahoma.
The year 2006 will find us in a permanent TOHR-owned 18,000 square-foot Community Center at 4th & Kenosha in Tulsa’s East Village, within walking distance to downtown and the Brady Arts District – all vibrant urban spaces.
TOHR will provide even more services for our community in the new GLBT Center. TOHR Director Greg Gatewood,
Oklahoma’s only full-time GLBT advocate, with the help of an ever-increasing number of volunteers, supervises 20 programs, a Help/Info Line that fields nearly 3,000 calls annually and the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. The Center is
on track to welcome over 10,000 individuals this year. The David Bohnett CyberCenter, with 10 on-line computers,
provides Internet access and computer training to hundreds of people each month. The expanded Center will allow for
larger events and additional programs to serve not only the GLBT & allied community, but the entire Tulsa community.
The expanded Center will include leased retail space, creating the potential for a GLBT neighborhood - something our
community has been seeking for years.
Please consider a Corporate Level Sponsorship to support the ongoing efforts of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights.
Enclosed are a reply card and an outline of the Corporate Sponsorship Levels.
We look forward to your support and seeing you at “IMAGINE”.
Sincerely,
Lynn Jones
“IMAGINE” Chair
Nancy & Dr. Joseph McDonald
“IMAGINE” Honorary Chairs
�Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities
$5,000 Platinum Level ~ Invited Guests of Tallulah Bankhead
8 Guests, party gift for each guest, premium “Vista View” table, champagne reception, tour of the
special exhibit “Rendezvous”, hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s
program, signage and on the TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$3,000 Gold Level ~ Invited Guests of Oscar Wilde
8 Guests, party gift for each guest, premium “Vista View” table, champagne reception, tour of the
special exhibit “Rendezvous”, hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s
program, signage and on the TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$2,000 Silver Level ~ Invited Guests of Josephine Baker
the
8 Guests, party gift for each guest, 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
TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
$1000 Bronze Level ~ Invited Guests of Truman Capote
8 Guests, party gift for each couple, champagne reception, tour of the special exhibit “Rendezvous”,
hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s program and on the TOHR
web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.
Please reserve the following Corporate Level Sponsorship
$5,000. Platinum Level for 8 Guests
$3,000. Gold Level for 8 Guests
$2,000. Silver Level for 8 Guests
$1,000. Bronze Level for 8 Guests
Method of Payment:
Check
VISA
MasterCard
Please make checks payable
to TOHR
Cardholder Name
__________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number ______________________________________________
_____________________________
Signature
Exp. Date
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diversity gala 2006<br />friday, june 9<br />gilcrease museum<br />imagine<br /><br />tulsa oklahomans for human rights<br />po box 2687<br />918.743.4297<br />tohr.org<br /><br />Steve Eberle<br />Director of Fundraising<br />Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights<br />PO Box 2687<br />Tulsa, OK 74101-2687<br /><br />Dear Steve;<br />“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.<br />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.<br />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, <em><strong>Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights</strong></em> has grown into one of the largest and oldest GLBT organizations in Oklahoma.<br />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.<br />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.<br />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.<br />We look forward to your support and seeing you at “IMAGINE”.<br />Sincerely,<br /><br />Lynn Jones<br />“IMAGINE” Chair<br />Nancy & Dr. Joseph McDonald<br />“IMAGINE” Honorary Chairs<br /><br />diversity gala 2006<br />friday, june 9<br />gilcrease museum<br />imagine<br /><br />tulsa oklahomans for human rights<br />po box 2687<br />918.743.4297<br />tohr.org<br /><br />Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities<br /><br /><strong>$5,000 Platinum Level</strong> ~ Invited Guests of Tallulah Bankhead<br />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.<br /><br /><strong>$3,000 Gold Level</strong> ~ Invited Guests of Oscar Wilde<br />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.<br /><br /><strong>$2,000 Silver Level</strong> ~ Invited Guests of Josephine Baker<br />8 Guests, party gift for each guest, 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.<br /><br /><strong>$1000 Bronze Level</strong> ~ Invited Guests of Truman Capote<br />8 Guests, party gift for each couple, champagne reception, tour of the special exhibit “Rendezvous”, hosted wine at your table, recognition in all publicity, in the event’s program and on the TOHR web site, plus tickets to the Patron Party.<br /><br />Please reserve the following Corporate Level Sponsorship<br />$5,000. Platinum Level for 8 Guests<br />$3,000. Gold Level for 8 Guests<br />$2,000. Silver Level for 8 Guests<br />$1,000. Bronze Level for 8 Guests<br /><br />Method of Payment: Check VISA MasterCard<br /><em>Please make checks payable to TOHR</em><br />Cardholder Name<br />__________________________________________________________________________________<br />Card Number ______________________________________________ Exp. Date<br />_____________________________<br />Signature
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2006 TOHR Diversity Gala "IMAGINE" Corporate Sponsorship Invite Letter
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An invitation and order form addressed to Steve Eberle, Director of Fundraising at Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), for Corporate Sponsorship Opportunity tickets to the 2006 TOHR Diversity Gala: "IMAGINE" on June 9, 2006, at the Gilcrease Museum, 2 pages.
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June 9, 2006
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Lynn Jones, Nancy & Dr. Joseph McDonald
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2006 Diversity Gala
2006 Gala
Bernest Cain
Community Center
Corporate Sponsorship
Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities
Cyber Center
CyberCenter
David Bohnett CyberCenter
Director Greg Gatewood
Director of Fundraising Steve Eberle
Diversity Gala
Diversity Gala 2006
fundraisers
fundraising
gala
Gilcrease Museum
GLBT Community Center
Greg Gatewood
IMAGINE
Joe McDonald
Lifetime Achievement Award
Lynn Jones
Nancy and Dr. Joe McDonald
Nancy and Joe McDonald
Nancy McDonald
Senator Bernest Cain
State Senator Bernest Cain
Steve Eberle
TOHR
TOHR 25th anniversary
TOHR Director of Fundraising
TOHR Lifetime Achievement Award
Tulsa GLBT Community Center
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) 25th anniversary
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights 25th anniversary
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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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<strong>JUNE 13, 2003<br /></strong><br /><strong>DENNIS NEILL REMARKS AT GALA<br /></strong><br /><strong>ISN’T IT GREAT TO HAVE AMBASSADOR HORMEL AND HIS </strong><strong>PARTNER IN TULSA TONIGHT?<br /></strong><br /><strong>SPECIAL LEADERS IN THE ALL IMPORTANT FIGHT FOR THE </strong><strong>GLBT COMMUNITY.<br /></strong><br /><strong>IN TULSA, WE HAVE ALSO BEEN BLESSED WITH COMMITTED </strong><strong>INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE VOLUTEERED THEIR TIME AND </strong><strong>FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR SERVICES TO THE GLBT </strong><strong>COMMUNITY – PROVIDING EDUCATION, OUTREACH, </strong><strong>ADVOCACY.<br /></strong><br /><strong>FOR 23 YEARS,TOHR HAS BEEN AN IMPORTANT ANCHOR IN </strong><strong>THAT EFFORT – BUT AN ANCHOR THAT IS ONLY AS STRONG </strong><strong>AS ITS CHAIN – OF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.</strong><br /><strong><br />TONIGHT,YOU REPRESENT A LARGE PART OF THE CIRCLE </strong><strong>OF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS WHO HAVE ENSURED THAT </strong><strong>TOHR CONTINUE TO GROW AND EVOLVE OVER THESE 23 </strong><strong>YEARS.<br /></strong><br /><strong>BRENT AND SUE HAVE HIGHTLIGHTED THE PROGRAMS OF </strong><strong>TOHR AND THE IMPORTANCE OF AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. </strong><strong>WHAT I WISH TO CONVEY IS THE IMPORTANCE OF TOHR </strong><strong>AND ITS PROGRAMS BEING AT THE CORE OF YOUR GIVING – </strong><strong>OF TIME AND MONEY.<br /></strong><br /><strong>THERE ARE MANY WORTHWHILE CAUSES IN OUR CITY, IN </strong><strong>OUR STATE, IN OUR NATION, AND AROUND THE GLOBE. IT IS </strong><strong>IMPORTANT TO SUPPORT THOSE EFFORTS THAT WE CAN.<br /></strong><br /><strong>BUT A FEW CAUSES WE CAN MAKE THE CORE OF OUR </strong><strong>GIVING, AND REALLY HAVE AN IMPACT ON THOSE CAUSES. </strong><strong>WHEN WE REFLECT IN THE FUTURE ON HOW EACH OF US </strong><strong>USED OUR RESOURCES, I BELIEVE THOSE OF US WHO HAVE </strong><strong>MADE TOHR A CORE OF OUR GIVING WILL BE PROUD OF </strong><strong>WHAT WE HAVE DONE.<br /></strong><br /><strong>BY BEING HERE TONIGHT,YOU ARE IN ALL LIKLIHOOD A </strong><strong>CONTIRIBUTOR TO TOHR’S BUDGET. IF TOHR CAN BE IN </strong><strong>THE CORE OF YOUR CHARITABLE DONATIONS, WE WILL </strong><strong>TAKE THE ORGANIZATION TO THE NEXT LEVEL.</strong><br /><strong><br />IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT THAT WE EXPAND THIS CIRCLE OF </strong><strong>FRIENDS AND SUPPPORTERS WITHIN THE GLBT AND </strong><strong>STRAIGHT COMMUNITY. SO ASK YOUR FAMILY AND </strong><strong>FRIENDS FOR THEIR HELP. VOLUNTEER MORE OF YOUR </strong><strong>TIME AND MONEY.<br /></strong><br /><strong>BE POSITIVE ABOUT OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER THE </strong><strong>YEARS. PARTICIPATE IN THE CHALLENGE AND </strong><strong>OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING TULSA’S GLBT COMMUNITY </strong><strong>TODAY AND TOMORROW. WE WILL BE PROUD OF WHAT WE </strong><strong>DID TO MOVE TOHR AND WHAT IT REPRESENTS FORWARD – </strong><strong>TOGETHER.</strong>
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[2003] Diversity Gala Dennis Neill Remarks
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Dennis Neill Remarks at 2003 Diversity Gala
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A transcript of a speech given by Dennis Neill at the 2003 Diversity Gala on June 13, 2003, 2 pages. Mainly regards the importance of donations and volunteer work.
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Dennis Neill
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June 13, 2003
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Dennis Neill
Dennis R. Neill
Diversity Gala
Diversity Gala 2003
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[2002] Diversity Gala Poster
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2002 "One Night for Change" 4th Annual Diversity Gala Poster
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A photocopy of a poster titled "One Night for Change" advertising Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) 4th annual Diversity Gala at the Gilcrease Museum, 1 image.
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)
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2002
2002
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One Night for Change
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Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
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[1992] Your Rights Are Being Threatened
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1992 Your Rights Are Being Threatened Flier
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A photocopy of a flier alerting people to the opposition against introducing sexual orientation under Tulsa's non-discrimination policy with contact information of the district councilors, 2 pages. Also contains a council district map of the Tulsa area.
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1992
1992
anti-discrimination bill
anti-discrimination law
anti-discrimination laws
City Councilor
Darla Hall
Darrell Gilbert
discrimination
discrimination ban
discrimination bans
District 1
District 2
District 3
District 4
District 5
District 6
District 7
District 8
District 9
district map
districts
Gary L. Watts
Gary Watts
Human Rights Commission
James Houge
Joe Williams
John Benjamin
John D. Benjamin
map
Robert G. Nelson
Robert Gardner
Robert Nelson
sexual discrimination
sexual orientation discrimination
Susan Savage
Tulsa
Tulsa City Council
Vickie Cleveland
Vickie L. Cleveland
Your Rights Are Being Threatened
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[2002] Village Baptist Church June 23, 2002
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Don Satterthwaite's Account of Village Baptist Church, June 23, 2002
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A written account by Don Satterthwaite's visit to Village Baptist Church (VBC) with Rob Hill on June 23, 2002, after previously protesting with Soulforce, 4 pages total. After their initial hospitality, Satterhwaite and Hill attend a sermon until they are forcibly removed by other churchgoers.
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Don Satterthwaite
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June 23, 2002
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Rob Hill
2002
anti gay
church
churches
discrimination
Don Satterthwaite
homophobes
homophobia
OKC pride
OKC Pride Parade
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Pride
Pride
protests
religion
Rob Hill
SBC
Soulforce
spiritual violence
St. Louis SBC
Stop Spiritual Violence
Ted Kersh
VBC
Village Baptist Church
Village Baptist Church (VBC)
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[2009] Hate Crimes Prevention Act Victory Celebration
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Victory Celebration to Commemorate the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, October 28, 2009
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A photocopy of a Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) and Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ) brochure for an event celebrating the signing of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act on October 28, 2009, 2 pages. Guest speakers include Nancy McDonald, representatives from United Church of Christ, Families United Against Hate, and the Tulsa City Council.
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Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG), Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
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October 28, 2009
2009
brochure
Community of Hope
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
Diversity Christian Fellowship International
Equality Center
Families United Against Hate
hate crimes bill
Hate Crimes Prevention Act
James Byrd Jr
James Byrd Jr.
Matthew Shepard
Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act
Nancy McDonald
OkEq
OkEq Equality Center
Oklahomans for Equality
Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ)
pamphlet
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG)
PFLAG
Tulsa PFLAG
United Church of Christ
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[1998] Letters in Support of Reggie White
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Letters in Support of Reggie White from Members of Congress, May 18, 1998
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5 scanned pages forwarded by State Representative Steve Largent to Tom Neal defending Reggie White's homophobic comments alongside other members of Congress. Includes a faxed copy of a Tulsa Family News article with handwritten annotations by J.C. Watts, Jr. regarding White receiving the Family, Faith, and Freedom Award from the Family Research Council (FRC). Dated May 18-19, 1998.
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Steve Largent
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May 18-19, 1998
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J. C. Watts Jr., Tom Neal, Terry Allen, Reggie White, Gary L. Bauer
1998
Congress
Family Faith Freedom Award
Family Research Council
Family Research Council (FRC)
FRC
FRC President Gary L. Bauer
Gary Bauer
Gary L Bauer
Gary L. Bauer
Green Bay Packers
homophobia
House of Representatives
J C Watts Jr
J. C. Watts Jr.
National Football League
NFL
Reggie White
Steve Largent
Terry Allen
Tom Neal
Tulsa Family News
Washington D.C.
Washington DC
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[1993] The Traditional Values Coalition Video
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1993 The Traditional Values Coalition Video: Politics of Divisiveness & Hate (Summary of Discussion Points in "Gay Rights/Special Rights")
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A 24 page collection regarding the Traditional Values Coalition's (TVC) anti-gay propoganda video "Gay Rights/Special Rights", prepared by Renee DeLapp for the Western States Center Advanced Leadership/Mentorship Program, Fall 1993. Includes an analysis of the ideologies expressed and relevant articles from the National Black Lesbian and Gay News Magazine, the Boston Phoenix, the Traditional Values Foundation (TVF), the Oakland Tribute, the Coalition for Human Dignity's Dignity Report, and the 1993 March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation.
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Renee DeLapp
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National Black Lesbian and Gay News Magazine, Boston Phoenix, Traditional Values Foundation (TVF), Oakland Tribute, Coalition for Human Dignity
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August 1, 1993 - March 1994
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Arlene Zarembka, Liz Galst, Suzanne Pharr, Scot Nakagawa, Cecil Prescod
1993
1993 March on Washington
1993 March on Washington for Lesbian Gay and Bi Equal RIghts and Liberation
1994
Advanced Leadership Mentorship Program
Advanced Leadership Program
Advanced Leadership/Mentorship Program
Advanced Mentorship Program
affirmative action
anti gay
Anti-Gay Bigotry
Arlene Zarembka
Boston Phoenix
Cecil Prescod
Christian Right
civil rights
Civil Rights Act
civil rights movement
Coalition for Human Dignity
Congress
conservative
conservative politics
Dignity Report
discrimination
equal rights
Gay Rights Special Rights
Gay Rights/Special Rights
homophobia
homosexual panic
I Have a Dream
Jeremiah Productions
Liz Galst
March on Washington
March on Washington for Lesbian Gay and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation
Martin Luther King Jr.
minority status
MLK I Have a Dream
National Black Lesbian and Gay News Magazine
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF)
NGLTF
Oakland Tribune
People of Faith Against Bigotry
Renee DeLapp
right wing
Scot Nakagawa
Suzanne Pharr
Team 435
The Dignity Report
Traditional Values Coalition
Traditional Values Coalition (TVC)
TVC
Western States Center
Western States Center Advanced Leadership Mentorship Program
Western States Center Advanced Leadership Program
Western States Center Advanced Leadership/Mentorship Program
Western States Center Advanced Leadership/Mentorship Program Fall 1993
Western States Center Advanced Mentorship Program
Women's Project
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[1999] Know Your Legal Rights
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1999 Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association Know Your Legal Rights Letter
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A letter from Kerry R. Lewis with Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association and Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) to Tom Neal, publisher and editor of Tulsa Family News, inviting him to a seminar on estate planning held at the Pride Center on February 18, 1999, 1 page.
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Kerry R. Lewis
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February 18, 1999
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Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)
1999
Camille Quinn
estate planning
Kerry Lewis
Kerry R. Lewis
Know Your Legal Rights
legal protection
Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association
Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Lawyers Association
Pride Center
TOHR
Tom Neal
Tulsa Family News
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)
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[1966-2011] Media Coverage
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[2021] Gala Final Production
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[1995] TOHR Follies Video
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1995