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Wedner and Friends’ plan is to partner as much as possible with the local community. The Stonewall National Museum and Archives, has not only lent its name but will create an exhibit highlighting gay life and personalities prior to the Stonewall Riots of 1969. Attendees will enter at 20th Street or Five Points – all side streets will be closed. All booths, vendors, and stages will be positioned on the west side of Wilton Drive, while the parade will commence on the east side. “The first thing locals asked us to do was make it cooler,” said Wedner of the June 19 event. This gives credence to large-scale unhappiness with last year’s hot event. By which SFGN means the high temperatures of a Floridian, June afternoon, coupled with asphalt. “So this year’s event will take place from 4 to 9, with the parade taking place at 6:30.” In addition to showing the community how mutually supportive they are of each other, partnerships with corporations Coca Cola, Wells Fargo, Google, Macy’s, and others will nationalize the event. HereMedia, will cover the event. Sirius XM Satellite Radio OUT Q Channel will also send three representatives. Previously, these organizations had not really heard of Wilton Manors. The Grand Marshal will be Thomas

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While the Magic Kingdom does not openly promote or discourage the event, many inside, starting with Prime Minister Mickey, dread its arrival every year. It’s a political land mine and Disney does their best to walk it very carefully. It’s not the first time that they have incurred the wrath of the far right. David Caton from the Florida Family Association announced that his organization has raised more money and will rent airplanes with banners “to warn families about Gay Day at Disney“ 10 hours per day on both Friday, June 3, and Saturday, June 4. “Florida Family Association wants to warn families about this offensive event before they arrive at the Magic Kingdom on Saturday,” noted Caton. “This airplane banner is our best effort to accomplish that goal.”

The Christian Action Network has an ongoing boycott of all Disney products – with no impact on Disney’s earnings or mass appeal. Their official declaration states that they are “shocked and outraged” that Disney has transformed this traditionally macho and Christian establishment, where men dance about in tights and make up, where cartoon animals speak and practice magic, into an anti-family values den of iniquity and debauchery like “Sodom and Gomorrah.” And as in the biblical science fiction story of Sodom and Gomorrah this immoral

teor.” Apparently, in his twisted mind, the real Disneyland is a playground, full of lightness and whimsy, staffed by cartoon characters, with the soundtrack courtesy of the laughter of children riding “It’s a Small World.” Can there be any place more joyous and gay ...what? Oh, you meant gay in the homosexual sense? Oh no, in that case Fire and Brimstone are-a-coming! He forgets that Disney is about fun in the purest sense and simplest form. It’s open to ALL comers with no prejudice. Known for philanthropy in many areas, this corporate giant has a refreshing closeted liberal slant. It has contributed and supported Planned Parenthood through grants and gift matching programs. Their own productions, through ABC, include television shows that feature openly gay and lesbian couples in “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Modern Family” as well as sexually charged shows like “Cougar Town,” “The Bachelor/Bachelor Pad,” and “Desperate Housewives.” The problem I personally have with how Disney is handling the celebration is the lack of sponsorship and official recognition. The argument is often put forth that since Christian groups congregate at Disney World, why not gays? True enough, except that the ‘Night of Joy’ (the Christian concert held there each year) is a hard ticket event – not open to behavior will result in complete obliteration. the general public- and requires separate The American Family Association sends admission. The Magic Kingdom is closed undercover photographers to every gather- to the public and only those who choose to be there are allowed in. Families that come to Disney World on Gay Days are not offered the same choice. Since Disney does &'%+=9%-!O="+)=9!/V++ not host the event, it’s not mentioned any=##.O!=&!."+#%"$#++ where, or to anyone making a reservation ("$%-O.W%-+,'.&.*-=,'%-#+ during that particular week. Believe me, if &.+%W%-V+*=&'%-!"*+&-V!"*+&.+ a religious group organized 100,000 Christians to go in the Magic Kingdom one day a -%O.-$+#%U(=/+9!#O."$(O&S year – and began flaunting their zealot’s lifestyle in my face by preaching to me, as I try ing trying to record sexual misconduct. and get on a rollercoaster, I would throw a Pat Robertson, again, has gone on re- major fit right then and there. cord as officially stating that “conditions After having said all that I almost feel like this will bring about terrorist bombs, sorry for the Disney Nation as the date apearthquakes, tornadoes and possibly a me- proaches.

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the Church of the Holy SpiritSong – meeting on the Equality Park campus. “Maybe they were attending a recovery meeting,” offered someone in the office. “Then why wouldn’t they just say they were at an A.A. meeting,” Warren and Bill asked. The gentlemen were gracious but unsatisfied with our answer. They went to the Pride Center to get to the bottom of things. Less than an hour later they returned to our office, after learning no Scientology group meets at the center. “We asked about Saturday morning meetings, around 10 a.m.,” said Bill Newton. “We were told the A. A. meeting ends at that time. One up on us, young man! He had us convinced.” It seems the young man was ashamed to label himself as having attended an A. A. meeting. However, since the second letter stands for anonymous, one must consider if the young man was merely following the group to the letter.

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reading the paper, having dinner, and watching television at night. These were things he shared daily with his partner for over half of his life. How was he now to focus on anything when all he can think about is that his beloved is gone, and won’t be coming back? My card to Ray asked, “Would you ever have imagined we would have found such contentment in life? You are my best friend, my spouse, my advocate, my love, my inspiration, and my inexhaustible source of joy. Thank you for sharing your life with me.” It gets more and more difficult for me to come up with unique ways to say to Ray, “I love you,” and “Thank you.” I recommended to my grieving and inconsolable friend that he change all of his routines until the pain subsides. Instead of sitting alone at the breakfast table first thing in the morning, why not take a cup of coffee on a walk to a park where he might sit and look at the water, and listen to the birds? Instead of sitting in the evening at home alone in the room with the television off, why not go to a movie, buy a bag of popcorn, and get lost for two hours in other people’s dramas? When I came downstairs this morning, with my anniversary card in hand, I found

a wrapped package next to my chair. Before I sat down with Ray, I ate the half banana he left for me, and swallowed the handful of vitamins and medications he had organized next to my glass of water. I have no idea what I’m taking but I trust that he’s taking good care of me. My gift from him was a box of BBC programs, including the original Upstairs Downstairs series. These we will watch together with delight for many nights to come. His gift is a bouquet

of either peonies or sunflowers, whichever Maghi, our local florist, is able to get. She knows, after many years, pink peonies are Ray’s favorite flower. My friend and his departed husband had spent many hours each day sharing with each other what they were feeling and thinking. One of them might say, “I had the strangest dream last night.” And the other would respond, “Oh, tell me about it.” When your best friend leaves you, who do you tell your dreams to? I suggested that my grieving friend write his boyfriend a letter each morning and each night. “The first

thing you do when you get to work,” I said, “is write him a letter to tell him everything that you’re feeling and doing. At the end of the day, do the same.” He liked the idea very much. Ray is painfully making his way home at this minute after meeting a friend for coffee. The young man who jumped into my car thirty-five years ago now has six titanium rods, eight screws, and several inches of crushed cadaver bone holding his lower back together. He feels very frustrated that he’s unable to do things around the house that in the past gave him great satisfaction. He can’t bend or twist ever again. “Here’s to thirty-five more years,” Ray said this morning. “I don’t think so, honey,” I replied. “I’d be happy for 12.” “You’d only be 75,” he protested. As we went back and forth about how long we each wanted to live, we had in the back of our minds that one of us will one day need to say, “Goodbye” to the other. Unless we die together, the day will come, sooner than we expect or want, when one of us will have to figure out how to enjoy living without the other. There is no fighting it. It is the way of life. We say, “Hello” and open ourselves up to extraordinary joy, but doing so requires us to also say, “Goodbye,” and that is very painful. Speaking of, I need to say, “Goodbye” to you, the generous reader of my column/blog, as I take several weeks off to spend more time playing with Ray, and the other people in my life I cherish. I’ll be back in the fall.

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celebrating their union. They had not invited family members despite the fact that both men have gay siblings. Mark and Gary are not estranged from their families but both believe that their core family is the one they have created for themselves over their years together. With typical mid-Western reserve, Mark’s mother responded “Hunh” and continued to wash the dishes in the kitchen sink when he told her the news. Gary informed his mother before the ceremony, and two weeks after the wedding she said, “So Gary, I forgot to ask. How was your episode?” The men clarify there is no animosity in this, and Gary, who for years has taken the annual Christmas photo of Mark’s family is now in that photo. Messages from Gary’s father always contained the sign-off “Love youz guys.” Mark and Gary love their work and the opportunity to raise money for the community. If they can fit into their dresses, they intend to reappear as “Sissy and Sassy” on June 13 at Alibi’s annual Turnabout charity event. I am happy to report that they are as cordial in company as they are behind their bar.

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DNA) establishing the fact of a sexual act. In that case, the only defense available to Strauss-Kahn is to place the blame on a promiscuous maid who would have sex with a strange old man before cleaning the toilet in the next room. Nuts and sluts. No wonder she is afraid her life will never be the same. “It is part of a fascination with the man,� Suzanne Goldberg, director of the Center for Gender and Sexuality Law at Columbia University, told The New York Times. “What sort of woman could this powerful man have been attracted to?� I have enormous respect for Goldberg, but in my judgment, this has nothing to do with the sort of woman a powerful man is attracted to. Was the head of the IMF really attracted to the maid cleaning his room? Was Arnold Schwarzenegger really attracted to the housekeeper who cleaned his home?

Or did they see these women as powerless and vulnerable, as women who could be used and (at least in the case of Strauss-Kahn) discarded like toilet paper on the way out the door? Both of these men, need I point out, are married to beautiful, intelligent and accomplished women. They travel in the kind of circles where they meet plenty of beautiful women they could have sex with, without committing a crime or humiliating their family. Our system of justice presumes innocence not because that is the likely truth, but because it is fair. If the prosecutors of the Manhattan sex crimes unit and the judge who presided at the bail hearing didn’t believe the maid’s account, StraussKahn wouldn’t be at Rikers Island. If what she said is true, it has nothing to do with

attraction. Sexual assault is a crime of violence, not sex. It has more to do with vulnerability than good looks. As for Arnold, he announced Thursday that he is putting all new film projects on hold. But the Hollywood buzz is that he’ll be back, that this is unlikely to have any impact on his return to movie star status. Maybe so. But his family, including the housekeeper and her son, almost certainly will pay the price.!

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parents. All have an impact on LGBT sports issues, whether they realize it or not. “Athletes are natural leaders,” notes three-time NCAA All-American wrestler Hudson Taylor, a straight ally. “We have the ability to influence how people act, are treated, and speak about and to each other.” “Athletes have an important role in influencing a school’s climate,” adds Massachusetts educator Jeff Perrotti. “I’m interested in using that power and privilege to make schools safe and inclusive for all students.” The website offers a variety of resources. For example, “Game Plans” provide suggestions for making teams safe for LGBT players. A page for athletes encourages them to judge teammates and coaches on the basis of character, not sexuality, and to avoid making anti-gay jokes or comments. The coaches’ page advises them to put Safe Spot Space stickers on locker room and office doors; to educate themselves about LGBT issues; make strong statements about respect for diversity, and use inclusive language. Administrators should assume that there are LGBT people on their teams and staffs, and also make their expectations

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