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The November 21 Chronicle is out

2008-11-22T13:26:22Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle World AIDS Day issue is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

These are the stories in the November 21, 2008 issue.

Living with HIV in small-town Ohio
Michael McKinnis is a gay, HIV positive man living in rural Ohio. He was born and raised in Marion, about 40 miles north of Columbus, with a population of about 35,000, and still lives there.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121081.htm

Thousands turn out to protest Proposition 8
Cleveland pair’s website brings out demonstrations in 300 cities
Cleveland - “Proposition 8 is the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back,” says Willow Witte, one of the two organizers of JoinTheImpact.com, a website that helped people around the nation coordinate protests against California’s marriage ban amendment on November 15.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121082.htm

Cleveland to add TG non-bias and partner registry
Cleveland - City Council is considering measures to make this the third Ohio city with a domestic partner registry and the fifth to protect transgender citizens from discrimination.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121083.htm

HIV doesn’t care if you’re on the ‘down low’ or not
New infections of HIV continue to be on the rise across Ohio. Often, various misconceptions lead people to think that they are not at risk because HIV happens “to other people.” Many people fail to understand what is really happening and to protect themselves from HIV or other sexually transmitted infections.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121084.htm

Infections jump 45% among young Central Ohioans
Columbus - The number of Central Ohio teenagers and young adults infected with HIV has exploded 45 percent in just three years. Of all the Franklin County women living with HIV, nearly three-quarters are African American. As dozens of countries commemorate World AIDS Day on December 1, Central Ohioans need to be reminded that the epidemic continues right here at home.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121085.htm

The last of a dying breed
I am a 20-year survivor living with AIDS, and another World AIDS Day is fast approaching.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1121086.htm

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The November 7 Chronicle is out

2008-11-07T10:59:40Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

These are the stories in the November 7, 2008 issue.

Marriage lost
Historic presidential election also brought three ban amendments
While many LGBT people were cheering the historic landslide election of Barack Obama, they were slapped by voters who passed anti-gay constitutional amendments and ballot issues in four states.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1107081.htm

Ohio seats go to gay and friendly candidates
Two out judicial candidates had a victory and a defeat in Ohio elections on November 4, while the Ohio House and several of the state’s U.S. House seats moved closer to the LGBT communitynity.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1107082.htm

Making campus gay-friendly is aim of new scholarship
Wooster, Ohio - To honor a longtime gay employee, the College of Wooster has created a scholarship for students who work to make the campus more LGBT welcoming.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/november/1107083.htm

Evenings Out
It’s a period piece, and a good one
‘Boys in the Band’ has lost some of its taboo, but still has the power to sting
He who laughs last, laughs best. Or the longest, depending on which version of the proverb you remember.
That is most certainly true of the film version of The Boys in the Band, vilified by early gay liberation groups for its unflattering portrayal of seven queens having a birthday party.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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Important message from the Chronicle and ATFGC

2008-10-31T14:58:41Z

Our Time, Our Vote Ohio

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Get Out the Vote!

Vote for the America we long to become

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Chronicle exclusive: Interview with Melissa Etheridge

2008-10-14T13:21:58Z

Award-winning rock-and-roll photojournalist Janet Macoska had the opportunity to interview musical icon Melissa Etheridge before her October 22 town hall meeting with Congressman Dennis Kucinich, and we have it for you as exclusive Gay People's Chronicle website content!

Click the link below, paste it into your browser's address bar, or go to our home page to read what Melissa really thinks about politics in this tumultuous election season.

http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/october/1010085.htm

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The October 10 Chronicle is out

2008-10-10T12:31:21Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

These are the stories in the October 10, 2008 issue.

New route pleases AIDS walkers
Cleveland - A new route showing off more of the University Circle area highlighted the 18th annual John T. Carey Memorial AIDS Walk on September 4.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/october/1010081.htm

Citizen patrols, cameras proposed in bar areas
Police, councilors meet with community in wake of summer attacks
Cleveland - In response to several attacks on gay men during the summer, members of City Council and the Cleveland Police Department met with more than 60 citizens to discuss the safety of the city’s LGBT community.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/october/1010082.htm

Calif. marriage ban pulls ahead in polls
San Francisco - ”We are going to lose this campaign if we don’t find the resources to compete,” said Geoff Kors, director of Equality California and spokesperson for the campaign opposing California’s marriage ban amendment.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/october/1010083.htm

Palin and Biden have same idea for full marriage: No
St. Louis - Vice presidential candidates Sarah Palin and Joe Biden gave the same answer to the question “Do you support gay marriage?” at the October 2 vice presidential debate. The answer was “no.”
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/october/1010084.htm

Evenings Out
‘I would like to be remembered as a good person’
Elton John talks about his place in LGBT history
In 1994, educators across the country began working to counteract the lack of information about LGBT people in textbooks. The efforts of Missouri high school teacher Rodney Wilson led to the creation of LGBT History Month in October.
This issue marks the beginning of the third year the Gay People’s Chronicle, along with other newspapers across the nation, honor LGBT History Month with a series of articles by and about people, organizations and events that shaped the world and continue to strive for greater equality.
For the project, Philadelphia Gay News publisher Mark Segal spoke with Elton John about his work and the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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The September 26 Chronicle is out

2008-09-25T14:40:35Z

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Have you ever been to your neighborhood bar and been served by a city councilman, the lieutenant governor and the assistant director of the state lottery? Well, now is your chance as Cleveland City Council member Matt Zone, his brother-in-law Lee Fisher, sister Beth Zone and the rest of their family throw their annual celebrity bartending night to raise money for the Cleveland AIDS Walk. Come to the Parkview Nite Club on Friday, September 26 after 7 pm, and make sure to tip big, since all gratuities will be donated in honor of the late Marty Zone, who died of AIDS. For more information, 216-961 1341 or www.parkviewniteclub.com

These are the stories in the September 26, 2008 issue.

Police seeking leads in pair of assaults
Cleveland - Police continue to follow leads in the beating and robbery of Edward “Eddie” Makar, but there are still no suspects in the assault.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926081.htm

Barack Obama on DOMA, 'don't ask,' and torture
The Gay History Project requested interviews with both the Democratic and Republican candidates for president. The format for both was to be the same, the same questions, with no follow-up questions and the same time limit. Since April, we have repeatedly reached out to Republican Sen. John McCain's press representative Jill Hazelbaker by phone, letter and e-mail.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926082.htm

Ohio University student joins bus tour of anti-gay campuses
Frankfort, Ohio - When this fall’s Soulforce Equality Ride departs Washington, D.C. to engage in dialogue about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning people, an Ohio University student will be aboard.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926083.htm

Dozens of volunteers coming to Ohio for political campaigns
Columbus - The presidential campaign of Barack Obama will be boosted in central Ohio by dozens of LGBT volunteers--from Massachusetts.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926084.htm

TG woman wins Library of Congress job bias case
Court rules that withdrawing job offer was sex discrimination
Washington, D.C. - A transgendered woman was illegally discriminated against by the Library of Congress, a U.S. District Court judge ruled on September 19.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926085.htm

Proposition 8 foes ahead in poll, but behind in money race
San Francisco - The last two months leading up to the vote on Proposition 8, which would amend California’s constitution to bar same-sex marriage, is seeing a flurry of activity that leaves activists’ heads spinning on both sides of the issue.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0926086.htm

Evenings Out
All that Glitters is…meh
Uneven box set has only one real Jarman gem
Many of writer-director Derek Jarman’s films are inventive, haunting, and filled with decadent visuals.
Others are pretentious, overly cryptic, and a bit aggravating.
More often than not, a Jarman film is all of the above.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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The September 12 Chronicle is out

2008-09-12T10:34:18Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

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These are the stories in the August 29, 2008 issue.

Robbers target gay man, beat him with bat
Cleveland - In the second incident in the same month, a man was beaten by robbers who may have targeted him because he is gay.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0912081.htm

New next-of-kin registry lets partners be notified of accidents
Columbus - A new state law offers LGBT people another way to ensure the security of their relationships.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0912082.htm

Panelists work to include LGBT issues in ballot search
Which 11th District candidate comes closest to Tubbs Jones’ 100% rating?
Cleveland - Finding someone to fill the House of Representatives seat formerly held by LGBT ally Stephanie Tubbs Jones has been difficult and divisive for the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0912083.htm

V.P. picks show much about candidates’ LGBT stands
Dayton - Republican presidential nominee John McCain announced a little-known governor of a state with fewer residents than the Cleveland metropolitan area on August 29. The choice of Alaska governor Sarah Palin was met with initial surprise. As time passes, however, it is clear that the choice was made to please the Christian conservative base of the Republican Party, much of which is anti-LGBT.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0912084.htm

School district includes LGBTs in anti-bully rules
Brecksville, Ohio - A Cleveland area school district has recognized sexual orientation bias as a problem for its students and wants to do something about it.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/september/0912085.htm

Evenings Out
Where the Bard meets a porn star
Downtown Dayton film fest brings delights from all over
Dayton - Cleveland has the International Film Festival, Columbus has Out@Wex, Cincinnati has Outreels.
In Dayton, the second annual Downtown Dayton LGBT Film Fest is back for its sophomore year on the final weekend of September. It promises to be a bigger, better event than last year, filled with cinematic delights and wry treasures covering every letter of the LGBT family soup
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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The August 29 Chronicle is out

2008-08-29T13:50:35Z

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These are the stories in the August 29, 2008 issue.

2,200 for 24
Attendance rises for Dancin’ despite early rain squall
Cleveland - It was all about bodies moving on August 24, whether in front the DJ stage, on the performance stage, astride a mechanical bull or wrestling around in a kiddie pool of lube.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0829081.htm

Seven out athletes win medals in Beijing
Diver Matthew Mitcham is first out man to win gold--but NBC viewers wouldn’t know
Beijing - Of 11 out athletes at the 2008 Summer Olympics, seven took medals and one made history.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0829082.htm

From podium to floor, 'we are everywhere' at Democratic Convention
Denver - “Barack Obama will close the book on the old politics of race and gender and group against group and straight against gay,” promised the ailing Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts in a surprise Monday night prime time speech to the Democratic National Convention.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0829083.htm

'Gay friendly' bar won't open in old Moda space
Cleveland - Plans for an “upscale ‘gay-friendly’ lounge” in the former Moda nightclub on West 25th Street were scuppered on August 19 after a local block club voted against supporting developers’ efforts.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0829084.htm

Stephanie Tubbs Jones was a friend to the community
“Count on me,” Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones told the Cleveland Human Rights Campaign dinner in May 2003. “I promise that neither your voice nor mine will be silenced, because we’re going to take this to the Capitol, to the White House, and to the streets.”
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0829085.htm

Evenings Out
Coming out as stand-ups
Dayton - Nine times out of ten, when a trio of queens are putting on a show that gets written up in an LGBT newspaper, you can be sure that someone is going to wind up lip-syncing “I’m Every Woman.”
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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2008-08-22T09:47:43Z

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The August 15 Chronicle is out

2008-08-14T14:46:16Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

These are the stories in the August 15, 2008 issue.

Bar increases security after man is attacked
Cleveland - An attack on a stalwart of Cleveland’s LGBT, HIV and leather communities on August 2 led to calls for a boycott and increasing focus on security in and around the city’s gay bars.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815081.htm

Little-known but influential group has Columbus conclave
Columbus - One of the least commonly known but most influential organizations of the LGBT movement held its summer meeting in Columbus earlier this month.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815082.htm

Columbus man seeks to be Ohio's second out judge
Columbus - A former Stonewall Democrats officer is vying to become Ohio’s second openly gay judge.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815083.htm

'We had a ball' at Black Gay and Proud weekend
Cleveland - The eleventh Black, Gay and Proud Celebration set Cleveland on fire from July 31 to August 3, bringing out over 600 people during the four days of events.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815084.htm

Equality Ohio endorses six Statehouse candidates
Columbus - Equality Ohio announced its first round of endorsements for Statehouse races after its July board meeting.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815085.htm

Frank, Baldwin to have a new gay House colleague
Jared Polis wins Colorado primary after campaigning openly, he is a shoo-in for November
Boulder, Colo. - Unless a majority of voters in Colorado’s second congressional district suddenly switch political affiliation en masse, the United States House of Representatives is set to have its first member elected as an openly gay man.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815086.htm

Although law is repealed, HIV travel ban is still there
Washington, D.C. - With a stroke of a pen on July 30, President Bush ended a 21-year-old ban on people with HIV and AIDS entering the U.S. The repeal was part of a bill providing $50 billion to deal with the pandemic in developing countries, mostly on the African continent.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815087.htm

Dem convention has more LGBT delegates, better platform
Pittsburgh - When the Democratic Party meets in Denver August 25-28, it will have a record number of LGBT delegates and approve what appears to be the most LGBT-affirming party platform ever.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0815088.htm

Evenings Out
Saved by the Boyz
Hilarious ‘concert’ lampoons boy bands and Christian pop
Prepare, Cleveland, for the concert event of the millennium. Prepare for a show that will rock your socks and, perhaps literally, save your soul.
Prepare for Altar Boyz, the hottest Christian boy band in the world.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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The August 1 Chronicle is out

2008-07-31T12:38:53Z

The Gay People’s Chronicle is on the web and at newsstands across the state.

These are the stories in the August 1, 2008 issue.

Equality Ohio drops its opposition to sick leave act
Columbus - Ohio’s statewide LGBT advocacy group has backed off its opposition to a sick leave initiative likely to be on the November ballot.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801081.htm

Where's my Chronicle?
Newspaper moves to biweekly publication
Readers have been calling, asking why they could not find a copy of the Gay People’s Chronicle last week.
The answer is simple: The newspaper has returned to biweekly publication, publishing a new issue every other Friday.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801082.htm

Enjoy a cruise, parties, and a picnic at Black Gay and Proud
Cleveland - Northeast Ohio’s African American LGBT community and their allies will gather this weekend for the eleventh annual Black Gay and Proud Celebration.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801083.htm

Neighbor dispute turns ugly with anti-gay epithets
Cleveland - Anti-gay harassment turned to threats of violence over the last two months as the next-door neighbors of a gay man increased their verbal assaults.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801084.htm

Cleveland Pride opens a permanent storefront office
Cleveland - A month after bringing the LGBT Pride parade and festival back into the black despite a rainout of this year’s celebration, the event’s organizers unveiled their new office.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801085.htm

'Don’t ask' hearing evokes the law's 1993 creation
Washington, D.C. - Polls now show that three quarters of Americans think gays and lesbians should be able to serve openly in the armed services. But the “don’t ask, don’t tell” law requiring them to stay closeted will be difficult to repeal, if last week’s congressional hearing is any indication.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/stories08/august/0801086.htm

Evenings Out
Shaken, stirred, whatever
It’s 1955, and France sets a bumbling, gay American spy loose in Egypt. What could possibly go wrong?
A connection between spies and homosexuality swirls through popular culture, now perhaps more than any other time in history.
http://gaypeopleschronicle.com/evenings_out/evenings_out.htm

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