Community Center News : Dec. (2001)
- Title
- Community Center News : Dec. (2001)
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- This Newsletter from Community News went out to the LGBTQ+ community in Tulsa Oklahoma. It includes a calendar of events and opportunities for advocacy in the community.
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- 2001-12
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- Community Center News
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- Tulsa Oklahomans For Human Rights
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TUESDAY; DECEMBER 11, 2001 - 7:00 PM
COMMUNITY HOLIDAY DINNER &
SILENT AUCTION START
A tradition continues as Tulsa Oklahomans
for Human Rights presents the annual Community
Holiday Dinner. The dinner will be held at the
Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi & Transgender Community
Center Tuesday, December 11 beginning at 7:00
PM. During the dinner, the candidates for the 2001
executive committee of TOHR will be introduced.
Chili - mild to spicy - with all the condiments: cheese, crackers, onions, etc. is the menu.
A Silent Auction with many items up for bid also
begins that evening and· runs until 7:00 PM Friday,
the 14th. (refer to page 11 for auction items).
The evening is free, however, donations
will be accepted.
FRIDAY; DECEMBER 14, 2001 - 5:00-7:00 PM
DESSERT RECEPTION & SILENT AUCTION END
The fun doesn't stop on Tuesday - it goes right through 'til Friday.
An elegant Dessert Reception begins at 5 PM and runs until 7:00 PM. Desserts, holiday drinks and more await you this evening. Featured during the reception will be the Silent Auction (refer page 11 for audion items) and surprises.
The Dessert Reception is TOHR's way of saying 'thanks' to the community
for supporting the organization and is your last chance to bid on items during the
silent audion. But the fun doesn't stop at 7 - it goes into the night!
FRIDAY; DECEMBER 14, 2001 • 7:00 PM
RUDOLPH & ROWDY LIGHTS & BAR BUS TOUR •
Is there a better way to enjoy Tulsa's holiday lights than from a bus with 50
of your closet friends? And you'll enjoy lots of holiday cheer as well!
"Rudolph & Rowdy" - leaves the Tulsa GLBT Center at 21st & Memorial at
7:00 PM sharp. You'll wander through Tulsa neighborhoods oohhing and ahhing
at the lights and visit alt the gay & lesbian bars in town, with Santa & entertainment on board the bus all evening singing songs and generally makinimerry.
Call the Center @ 743.4297 to make reservations for tht) bus. Jickets are
$15 per individual.
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IS SOMEONE YOU KNOW
AFRAID OF TH E CLOSET?
THEY SHOULD BE! LET 'EM KNOW ABOUT
THE WOMYN'S COMING OUT GROUP
Coming out of the closet is a lifelong process. First, to
yourself, then to family and friends, your work - it goes on
and on - never stopping.
Many people, you probably know someone-maybe
even you!, would like someone to talk to about the steps
they can take or are in the process of taking.
A group, just for you - or a friend, has been started by
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)! The Womyn's Coming Out Support Group had their first meeting
recently and look forward to the coming year.
The Womyn's Coming Out Group meets every other
Saturday at 4:00 PM at the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Call 743.4297 - ask for Angela for more information.
DO YOU KNOW MEN WHO ARE AFRAID OF THE
CLOSET? LET TOHR KNOW & A MEN'S GROUP
COULD HAPPEN! 743.4297
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SING
ONE WHO HAS SIGNIFICANT
(TO ONESELF) SEXUAL OR ROMANTIC
ATTRACTIONS TO MEMBERS OF BOTH
THE SAME GENDER AND/OR SEX
The Bi(sexual) person, a large part of the Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender community, is often misunderstood.
Contrary to popular myths, people who are attracted to
members of both genders or sexes (just like people who
are attracted only to members of the same or other gender
or sex) may be monogamous, polyfidelitous or nonmonogamous.
Derogatory terms from homophobes are the same as
those for gays and lesbians, plus AC/DC, double-ga(l)ted,
or confused. Derogatory terms used by lesbians, gay men
and some heterosexuals include: traitor, fraternizing with
the enemy or just confused.
Bi phobia is the oppression or mistreatment of bisexuals either by heterosexuals (often called homophobia if it
d~s not target bisexuals separately from gay men & lesbians), or by lesbians or gay men
Did, or does, someone hate or fear you because of
who you are attracted too? If you're gay or lesbian, that
answer is true. If you're bi, that is also true. But, some of
those who do not like bi's are in the GLBT community.
Is that the way you would like to be treated. Think
about it. You might have been there.
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COMMUNITY TO COMMUNITY!
CAROLING FOR THE ELDERLY
The Lesbian Connection, a program of TOHR, is giving
the residents of the Maplewood Care Center something to
look forward too this holiday season and want EVERYONE
to come out, join them and sing your heart out!
An evening of caroling is planned for:
DECEMBER 19th @ 6:30 PM
MEET AT MAPLEWOOD CARE CENTER
6202 E 61st STREET
You're encouraged to bring musical instruments and
wear holiday attire to brighten up the evening. So ~us~ off
that accordion or guitar, put on a red hat and get to singing!
Please contact TOHR at 743.4297 or email us at
community@tohr.org or DykeDivine@aol.com if you would
likemoreinformationorplantoattend.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
BOARD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDATES FOR 2002
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TULSA OKLAHOMANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS SECURES
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR THE GAY, LESBIAN , e1sEXUAL &
TRANSGENOER COMMUNITY THROUGH :
1DUCAT10NAL REsouRCEs
.QUALITY PROGRAMMING AND SUPPORT SERVICES
J,lNIFYING POUTICAL AND SoclAI. EVENTS
l,_r:NOCACY IN LEGISLATIVE AND LEGAL MATTERS &
).EADERSHIP IN IMPLEMENTING SoclAL CJiANGE
TULSA 0t<LAHOMANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IS COMMITTED
TO MAINTAINING A HOME FOR OUR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS , A SAFE AND AFARMING ENVIRONMENT AND A
VISIBLE CULTURAL PRESENCE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND
CITY IN ORDER FOR INDMDUALS TO BECOME PROUD
MEMBERS OF OUR DIVERSE SOCIETY.
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The "Breathe Life Into Planned Giving" workshop will
be led by Mr. Gary Gross. Mr. Gross is a nationally
known fundraising expert specializing in planned giving.
If you have attended the workshops, this is the last
one & will end with a 'thank you' surprise. Also, if you
have attended 8 out of the 1O workshops and need an incentive form, please contact Greg at TOHR at 743.4297
or talk to him the day of the workshop.
"OutGiving lnCommunity" is the partnership between
the Denver based Gill Foundation and Tulsa Oklahomans
for Human Rights
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights ongoing Board
Development Committee will announce the nominees for
the offices of TOHR President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer December 11th during
the Community Holiday Dinner.
Three (3) of the nominees will be
elected for one 2 year term while two (2)
will be elected for 1 year. This provides a
rotating board, ensuring • continuous
not a creature
strong leadership within the organization.
was stlrrln!J The transition from 1 year terms to 2
year rotating terms necessitated a tempothe~ were "" at.
rary one-time suspension of the voting
process of the by-laws, requiring nominees to be elected the previous year.
Therefore, the executive committee
nominees and at-large positions will be
elected and approved at the January
2002 membership meeting.
Nominees will be announced at the:
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COMMUNITY
HOLIDAY DINNER
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11
7:00PM
TULSA GAY, LESBIAN,
Bl
&
TRANSGENDER
COMMUNITY CENTER
OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY
BUILDING A BETTER TULSA
NEXT WORKSHOP: SAT., DEC. 15
The next "OutGiving lnCommunity" workshop entitled
"Breathe Life Into Planned Giving" will be held:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2001
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
TULSA GAY, LESBIAN, Bl & TRANSGENDER
COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
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GET A GIVING GAME PLAN
HAVE FUN & LEARN HOW YOUR
GIVING CAN HELP YOU
The Denver based Gill Foundation, in partnership with
TOHR, will present a special evening for donors to nonprofits on December 15 at 5:00 PM at the Tulsa GLBT
Community Center.
The casual gathering will feature the game
"Philanthroply!" The game, developed by the Gill Foundation, teaches players the different ways and types of giving. Plus - you'll be able to pick up literature from a variety of GLBT non-profits in the Tulsa area.
This non-solicitation event begins at 5:00 PM and will
end by 7:00 PM, letting you go out and enjoy an evening
of last minute (or start) holiday shopping.
Over 30 people attended the first donor gathering so
space is limited. Please contact TOHR at 743.4297 no
later than Friday, December 14 if you want more informatio~ or plan to attend.
WHERE DO THEY STAND?
GREEN COUNTRY GREENS
KEY GREEN VALUES
HIGHLIGHT/NG THE ISSUES
AFFECTING THE GLBT COMMUNITY
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TOHR's continuing focus on the various political parties in
the Tulsa area and where they stand on GLBT related issues.
the ni9ht ltdore Satw.rda~,
(Friday. Dec. 14)
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And aff tliaro119h the Cit~,
The Green movement aims to build sustainable communities by taking positive action based on an awareness of the
interdependence of life and the planet Earth. Working in
local, bio-regional, and global networks, Greens put "Key
Values· into practice.
(7:00 PM - Midnight)
Not a Creatw.re WM Stirrln9,
Cauae AH were 9effin9 Prett~!
( and meeting at the GLBT Center at 7 PM)
RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY
f Jun,-ed on the lua,
Greens honor the biological diversity of the Earth and
the cultural, ethnic, sexual and spiritual diversity of all people.
($15 / person)
To aee WI.at WM l:Jp.
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NONVIOLENCE
i h s & ar Bu To r!
In the tradition of Gandi and Martin Luther King, Jr.,
Greens reject violence and war as ways of settling disputes.
WI.en fo & ltehofd,
If aeened &uite Corru,-t!
SOCIAL JUSTICE
(it's a bunch of gay folk!}
Greens work to transform the global system of poverty
and injustice into a world free of all oppression.
So - I Joined tllem.
The above are excerpts from the Green Country Greens
information pamphlet. Complete copies of the resolutions
are available for viewing at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and
Transgender Community Center, 2114 South Memorial.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) does not
endorse the above. TOHR wishes to educate the GLBTallied community.
And we Daahed awa~, daahed Awa~,
<Utica Square, "the lake". Historic Tulsa areas. etc.)
Baahed Awa~ AH.
<though only
so seats available}
We aaw b9hta, then Dranl aome,
<visiting Tulsa Gay & Lesbian bars!}
Dranl aome.More and went AANNNN!
IN THE CIT
Ooohln9 & Aahhhin9,
WORLD AIDS DAY, DECEMBER 1
MARCH SET FOR DOWNTOWN TULSA
<from the ljghts}
aff ni9ht fon9.
AIDS turned 20 years old in 2001 - no reason to celebrate. But, we do honor and remember those who have
died on World Aids Day every December 1st.
A World AIDS Day Candlelight March will be held December 1st leaving from 3rd & Detroit at 7:00 PM and will
be followed by a concert at the PAC at 8:00 PM.
(ok - just half the night}
We f'rohcled & Danced,
we llode and aans aon9a.
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COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHORALE
"A HOLIDAY RHAPSODY" CONCERT
(bus back at Center around 12 am}.,,,,,
Tulsa's own Council Oak Men's Chorale (COMC) will
present their annual holiday concert, •A Holiday Rhapsody, » December 7th & 8th at All Soul's Unitarian Church,
2952 S Peoria Avenue, 8:00 PM nightly.
For more information and/or tickets, call COMC at
748.3888.
We went our ae,-arate Wa~.
<that's the intention}
No,-ln9 for Peace on Earth,
And a Good N19hta t ~! !!
(ca/1743.4297 now to reserve your seav
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tulsa oklahomans
for human rights
2001 TQHR Board
9' Dhctprs E-=ulitieComrl6e
Kany R. ~
. President
Vance Reed, Vice Prnident
Curtis Evans, Jr., Secretary
Angela Bruce, Treasurer
At-ui,v. BoeldPodiona
Anna Dodwell, Public Reletions Director
Dee Beasley, Center Activities Director
Michelle Hoffman, Specie/ Projects Director
David Hoot, Volunteer Director
Greg Gatewood, Merl<eting Director
U.a Pottorf, Membership Meeting Director
Marcus Rice, Board Development Dil'flCtor
SALVATION ARMY AT IT AGAIN!
GLBT COMMUNITY URGED NOT
TO GIVE TO SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army leadership recently rescinded domestic
partnership status for the V\(estem territory due to extremist
fundamentals striving to take the organization back to the
stone age.
This, combined with secret deal making with the Bush
administration to discriminate against the Gay, Lesbian, Bi
and Transgender allied community as part of the "faith- .. TOHR . SUPPORTING OTHERS
based" initiative, has prompted action.
Taking action against discrimination, the TOHR Board
YOU'RE ENCOURAGED TO HELP
~:n~~=r~~~~~-"For Whom the Bell Tolls?" at an ex-
"For Whom the Bell Tolls?" is simple:
T.
I ake the enclosed "For Whom the
Bell Tolls?" card (make copies if you
wish) and put in the buckets of Salva-
tion Anny bell ringers at the entrance
of stores.
A small step, but an important one. The bell buckets
can overflow with cards _ so stuff the buckets.
You can also call the local Salvation Army headquarters and tell them WHY you're not giving by reaching:
Major Marshall Gesner
Area Commander
Salvation Army
918.587.7801
TAP INTO T0HRI - SECURING EQUALITY
RUDOLPH & ROWDY!
LIGHTS & BARS BUS TOUR
DECEMBER 14. 2001
BUS LEAVES GLBT CENTER 7 PM SHARP
$15 / PERSON
CALL 7 43 .4297 FOR RESERVATIONS "
GLBT FAMILIES BY GIVING
The time of giving is upon us; from hectic malls to
online shopping sites - almost everyone is busy with the
holidays. This year, let's look beyond gifts for family and
friends. Remember that the holiday season is also a great
time to help the less fortunate - as it should be all the time.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) has established the "FAIRY TREE" for our GLBT community in
need.
A few families have been chosen, that without your
help, will not have a holiday season.
The "FAIRY TREE" is located at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender (GLBT) Community Center,
2114 S Memorial.
Here's what you do:
1. Go by the community center and find a holiday 'tag'
hanging on the fairy tree.
2. Pick a tag that you would like to fill the request(s).
3. Fill out the bottom portion of the tag, tear it off and
give to· the volunteer in the Pride Store. (if the store is
not open, slide it under the door).
4. Go shopping! Get your gift(s)!
5. Deliver the wrapped or unwrapped gift(s), along with
tag, back to the GLBT Community Center no later
than December 19th.
Your job is now done! And because of
y9u - someone less fortunate will have a
better holiday season.
DECEMBER 2001
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
WORLD AIDS £lA Y
MARCH O 3RD & DETROIT; 7
PM; CONCERTO PAC; 8 PM
TULSA
GLBT
COfrlfrlUNITY
CENnR & PRIDE STORE OPEN
12-9PII
'Y'AIRY TTfB!# SBJINS AT THE
TULSA GLBT COllfrlUNITY
CENTER
YOUR
PICK UP
THE
TAGS FOR
"FAIRY TREE" BEGINNING DEC. 1 AT
THE TULSA GLBT
COMMUNITY CENTER, 2114 S MEMORIAL
2
COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
VICE; 8PM
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H.O.P.E.: ANONYMOUS HIV 7:30 PM
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SHIP; 11 ~ & 8 PM
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COMMUNITY OF HOPE : 11PM
LAMBDA AA; UNITY CENTER; 5:30
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OPEN f.l PM
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER- OPEN f.9 PM
SAL.ISTCONGREGATION: 11 ~
TOHR OFFICE HOURS; CONFIDENTIAL HN TESTING BY
FELLCM/SHIP CONGREGATIONAL TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY =l~~:"',_.Gt:T COIiCHURCH: CHURCH SCHOOL;
CENTER; f.l PM
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SOULFORCE IN OKLA• LESBIAN CONNECTION
HOUSE OF THE HOl.Y SPIRIT
MNISTRE S: SUNDAY SCHOOL; HOMA; TULSA GLBT COM- Slffffl CLUB; CH/M'S;
11TH & PEQRJA; TOHR
9:30 ~ WORSHP: 10:45 ~ . MUNITY CENTER; PM
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WOAIENS MOVIE NIGHT: NITYCl!NTER;.f.TPII
OPEN ARMS
YOUTH "WHAT MAKES A FAMILY"; DIVERSITY CELEBRATION
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FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH; 9 :30 PM
PF1.AG TUI.SA; GENERAL MEETING & DISCUSSION GROUPS
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
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1W
RECT ACnON IN OKC 7:30 PM
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H.O.P.E.:
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COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHOf FM'ffl CONNECTION CHRIST-, TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-8 PM &
RALE:
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6:50
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6..:S PM
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NEW YEARS EVE
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FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
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CHURCH:
CHURCH SCHOOL;
TULSA
CENTER CLOSED
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:30 AM
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HOUSE OF THE HOI..Y SPIRIT
MINISTRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL;
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:"5 AM,
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MCC UNITED: WORSHIP: 11 AM
ST. JEROME: HOLY EUCHARIST:
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OIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; 11 AM &8PM
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CENTER; T PM
GROUP; TULSA GLBT COIIIIIUH.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY NITY Cl!NTER; I PII
APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM
EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 7 PM
LAMBDA AA
UNITY CENH.O.P.E.:
ANONYMOUS HIV
TER; 5:30PM
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM &
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FEL- HIV WALK-IN TESTING: 8-8 PM
LOWSHIP; 7 PM
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H.O.P.~ ; 1VLSA GAY COIIIIU·
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7:30PM
NA:
COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11PM
LNABDA M ; UNITY CENTER;
5:30
CLASS OF 2001
RAINBOW SOCIETY
$5000+ annually
Mark Bonney
Gill Foundation
Mitchell Savage & Michael Smith
Willams Companies
EQUAUTY PATRONS
$2,500+ annually
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
DIVERSITY LEADER
$1,200+ annually
Anonymous
Kari Cocke'
Howard Nix
Dennis Neil & John Southard
Tim Wliams & Randy Ritter
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
$500+ annually
Dee Beasley & Angela Bruce
Fernando Este'
Greg Gatewood & Kerry Lewis
Barry Hensley & Terry Baxter
Glen Jones & Jim Craven
Joe & Nancy McDonald
Rick Martin & Daniel Schneider
Dick Miller
Mariellen Montgomery &
Marcia Burrus
David Paddock & Philip Cyr
Vance Reed
Sue Welch & Marcy Smith
Steve Wright & Talmadge Powell
STONEWALL CLUB
$250+ annually
Johna Abbott
Fred Bassett I Sabre Matching
Howard Brewer
Ruben Gar!)ia & Jim Queen
Brion Lewis
B.J. Medley
Rick Philips
Jonathan Stanley
SPONSORS
$100+ annually
Shelton Baker
Susanne Bain & Karen Weldin
George Baremore
Joel Cousins
CwtisEvans
Rick Fortner, Jr.
Jennifer Jones
James & Judith Miller
Matthew Miranda
Char1es & Marlyn Murphy
Lisa Pottorf
Kaye Smith
Gene West
CONTRIBUTORS
up to $100
KayBessler
Kathy Bird
John Dunn
Michael Esick
Carrie Fleharty
Friends of the Quilt
David Hoot
Bill & Kathy Hinkle
Deborah Karns
Russ McCarty
INK/ND
Abersons
Dee Beasley & Angela Bruce
the Bottle Shop
the Bistros of Tulsa
Ouida Brady
Budweiser
Cisar-Holt
CompuLogics
David Comsilk
CW's Dance Hall
the Dog House
MA. Doran
Dwight Kealiher
Shelly Ledford
Karen LeFlore
Karen Ghan, LMT, KYT
Eastern Sales of Oklahoma
Steve Eber1e
Ermilio's ltaHan Restaurant
Esperanza Imports
Events Unlimited
Char1es Faudree, Inc.
Greg Gatewood & Kerry Lewis
Gayly Oklahoman
P.S. Gordon I Chelsea GaDery
Dan Hale
Helga's Horribles
Jared's Antiques
Ken's Flowers & Antiques
Kurt & Marj's Catering
David Parsons
Pepsi Company
Beth Persac
RaveCo Rents
Philip Miller, OD
Rick PhiUips
the Polo Grill
Camile Quinn, PC
Rand's Art & Antiques
Renegade's
Rock Cottage & Gardens,
Eureka Springs, AR
Schatzi's
Mary Scheppers
Silver Star
Kerry Stephens
Massage Therapy
Kevin Thompson
TNT's
Tulsa Ballet
Tulsa Family News
Tulsa Opera
Tulsa Philharmonic
TW's Catering
Sue Welch & Marcy Smith
Paul Weikel
the White Lion Pub
the Wild Fork
CLASS OF 2000
RAINBOW SOCIETY
$5000+
Collin Higgins Foundation
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
EQUAUTY PATRONS
$2,500+
Greg Gatewood
Kerry Lewis
DIVERSITY LEADER
$1,200+
Dennis NeiH & John Southard
Lynn Mostoller & Kathy McKnight
Mitch Savage & Michael Smith
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
$500+
Barry Hensley & Terry Baxter
Howard Nix
Rick Martin & Daniel Schneider
Joe & Nancy McDonald
Dick Miller
Mariellen Montgomery
Gordon Watson
Sue Welch & Marcy Smith
STONEWALL CLUB
$250+
Johna Abbott
George Baremore
Fred Bassett I Sabre Matching
Fernando Este' & Don Glass
Kathy Dales
Ruben Garcia & Jim Queen
BHI & Kathy Hinkle
Brion Lewis
Jonathan Stanley
SPONSORS
$100+
Ent. Int.
Mike Emery
Rick Fortner, Jr.
Dan Hale
Bill & Kathy Hinkle
Troy McGoveran
B.J. Medley
Matthew Miranda
Char1es & Marilyn Murphy
David Paddock & Philip Cyr
Beth Persac
CONTRIBUTORS
up to $100
Gerad Forbes
Rick Fortner Jr.
Mark Goins
Deborah Karnes
Russ McCarty
Milton Nunley
Ron Toulouse
INK/ND
Aberson Companies
Anonymous
Aruntunoff Foundation
the Bead Merchant
the Bistros of Tulsa
Ouida Brady
Bravo Restaurant
Ned Bruha
Budweiser
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
Cisar-Holt
Compulogics
the Dog House
MA. Doran
Steve Eber1e
Esperanza Imports
Events Unlimited
Char1es Faudree
Gayly Oklahoman
Tim Gillean & Ken Draper
Dana Gilpin
Michael Green
Green Country Beverages
P.S. Gordon
Dan Hale
Doug Hartson
David Hoot
Jared's Antiques
Ken's Flowers & Antiques
Kll't & Marj's Catering
Philip Miller, 0.0.
Mingo Valley Floral
OK Coaliton against
Cockfighting
David Paddock & Philip Cyr
Pepsi
Beth Persac
Rick PhiUips
the Polo Grill
Camille Quinn
Rand's Art & Antiques
"RENr
Walt Rockabrand
Silver Star Saloon
Mary Scheppers
TA. Lorton
Kevin Thompson
AJ Triggs & David Parsons
Tulsa Ballet
Tulsa Family News
Tulsa Opera
Tulsa Philharmonic
TW's Catering
Walk for Life-Tulsa AIDS Walk
Allan Weintraub
the White Lion Pub
WIid Biue
the Wild Fork
"2000 & Beyond", Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
(TOHR) Donor Program provides opportunities to help
secure the future of TOHR
and it's programs.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights is operated
through tax-deductible financial contributions and is
completely run by non-paid
volunteers.
TOHR appreciates all our
donors. We apologize if
your name has been inadvertently left off the "2000 &
Beyond" donor list-it will be
corrected.
THANK YOU to each and
every one for making the
mission of EQUALITY a reality in Oklahoma!
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ADVOCACY
CIIIARRON AWANCE GROUP
POBOX18794
a<c, OK 73154
-405.810.9588
HUIIAN RIGHTS CAltPAJGN
1107 E 19111
TULSA, OK 74120
918.582.4873
UAGUI! OF IKMEN l/072RS
IIETROPOUTAN nil.SA
3338 E 32nd STREET
SUTE234
TULSA. OK 74135-4442
NATIONAL ORSANIZA TIO#
FOR WOIBI (N.O.WJ
PO BOX 882057
TULSA. OK 74134
918.3815.5858
OfCLAHQIIA #ARAL
POBOX9185
TULSA.OK
gJJf§
aumc>OLOUNGE
7204 E PINE STREET
TULSA. OK
918.832.1289
CW• DANCE HALL & SALOON
1737 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.610.5323
NEW ASE Rl!NESADES
1849 S MAIN STREET
TULSA.OK 74119
918.585.3405
SILVER STAR SALOON
1585 S SHE~ ROAD
TULSA.OK 74112
918.834.4234
PLAY-IIOR LOUNGE
424 S MEMOR1AL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.838.9792
SCHATD'•
2619 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.280.1316
TNT'a
2114 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74145
918.880.0656
root.BOX/I
1338 E 3RD STREET
TULSA, OK 74120
918.584.1308
YE.LOW BRICK ROAD PUB
2630 E 15TH STREET
TULSA. OK 74104
918.7411.1563
CQUNSEUNG
PSYCHO-
918.743.4479
CALL THE. TULSA GLBT INFORMATION LIIIE AT 918.743.4297
FOR PRIVATE COUNSELORS
DQMESTIC IIIQLENCE
DOIES11C vrot.ENCE INTER·
SERVICES,
INC.
HELPUNES
CDC NATIONAL PREVENTION
DElll0CRA 11C HEADQUARTERS
DOIES11C VIOLENCE
GLBT ORGANIZATIONS
LESBIAN,
TJtANSALUANC/! OF nl
SAY
~-edu
COUNCIL OAK IIIEN'S
CHORAL/!
918.838.4357
GLBT INFORIIATION LINE
918.743.4297
MA\IOR'S ACTION LINE
918.5862100
NA T10NAL AIDS HOTLINE
800.342.Al)S
NATIVE AIIERICAN AIDS UNE
800283.Al)S
Ola..AHOIIA AIDS H01UNE
918.742.5804
PFLAG HB.PUNE
918.7411.4901
S1I>HOnJNE
800227.8822
Ill PRIVATE HOMES
918.587.48118
918.381 .0330
1430 S B0UlOER AVENUE
nlLSA UNIFORII & LEATHER
SEEKERS ASSOCIATION (T.U.L.
s.A.)
POBOX33076
TULSA. OK 74102
918.299.8886
918.585.5551
AIDS WALK nlLSA
POBOX4337
TULSA, OK 74101
918.579.9593
HIV OUTREACH, PREVENTION
& EDUCATION (H.O.P.E.)
3503 E ADMIRAL
TULSA, OK 74115
918.834.8378
INTERFAITH AIDS 111/NISTRIES
PO BOX 691436
TULSA, OK 74169
918.438.2437
NAMES PROJECT • nlLSA
3507 E ADMIRAL Pl.ACE
TULSA, OK 74115
BEHAV-
IORAL HEAL TH SERVICES
1n4 E 81h STREET
TULSA. OK 74104
918.5842325
REGIONAL AIDS INTERFAITH
TULSA ttOIIIW'S
NETWORK (RAIN)
ALTERNA1M
918.587 .4888
EQUAL Ea>LOYIENT OPPOR·
nlNITY COIIIIISSION (EEOC)
-405231 .4911
408 S PITTSBURG
TULSA.OK 74112
918.834.4195
1VLSA c.A.R.E.S.
3508 E ADMIRAL
TULSA.OK 74115
918.834.4194
OKLAHOMA CORPORTA TIO#
COIIII/SSION CONSUIIER
~
GOVERNMENT
OMS/ON
-405.5212331
Ol<.LAHOltlA DEPARTIIENT OF
HUIIAN SEIMCES, AIDS CARE
COORDINA10R$-1ULSA
918.-428.0386
HEALTHCARE
CARE
RE-
SOURCE CENTER
550SPEORIA
TULSA, OK 74119
918.582.7725
IIORTON HEALTH CENTER
603 E PINE STREET
TULSA. OK 74108
918.S872171
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
1007 S PEORIA AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74129
918.587.1101
RYAN WHITE 11TlE ,.B IIIEDI-
OKI..AH0MA STATE UNIVER
SITY COLLEGE OF ME0t
CINE
C/0 TULSA C.A.R.E.S.
nlLSA CITY/COUNTY HEAL TH
DEPARTIIENT
4816 E 151h STREET
TULSA.OK 74112
AIIERICAN CML UBERTIES
UNION (ACLU)
800.875.8516 (PIN t 8516)
LAEllA LEGAL DEFENSE AND
EDUCATION FUND (LLDEFJ
120WALL STREET
SUTE 1500
NY, NY 10005-3804
212.809.0055
UIIIVERSl7Y OF 1VLSA LEGAL
Ct.INC
408 S HARVARD AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.5842752
CALL THE GLBT INFORMATION
UNE AT 918.743.4297 FOR
PRIVATE ATTORNEYS
PERSONAL SEIMCES
SNL 7RAWL
9415 E 31st STREET
TULSA.OK
918.885.3480
866.311>.4731
~ • e l.com
PERIIANENTHAIRREIIOVAL
B.A. ELECTROLOGY
918.456.9050
.
TULSA GI.BT COMMUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
IK>IIENS IIOVII! NIGHT
TULSA, OK 74119
918.748.3111
RED ROCK nlLSA
RECREATION
LAEllA BOM.ING LEAGUE
MONDAYS AT RIVERS.ANES
LABOR-MEMORIAL DAYS
NANCY lllloDONALD RAINBOW
LIBRARY
918.743.4297
AIDS COALITION OF nlLSA
MAIL: PO BOX 2887
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
nil.SA OIU.AHOIIANS for HIJ.
IIAN RIGHTS (TOHRJ
POBOX2887
TUI.SA. OK 74101
918.743.4297
TULSA, OK 74145
918.627.5702
TEAii Ol<-USA
2142A S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
HIVINQS
TULSA SLBT COIIIIUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
HEALTH
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
7947 E 501h STREET
918.585.3143
800.535.Al)S
USIIIAN CONNl!!CTION
C/OTOHR
POBOX2687
TULSA. OK 74101
918.743.4297
01< SPOK/!S CLUB
POBOX9185
TULSA. OK 74157
TULSA AREA PRIIIETIIIERS
POBOX52118
TULSA, OK 74152--0118
918.582.IIS57
INDIAN
3930 E 31st STREET
TULSA. OK 74135
918.7422457
800.458.5231
CALL THE. 1VLSA GLBT INFORMATION LIIIE AT 1118.743.42111
FOR PRNA TE FINANCIAL SERVJCES I ACCOUNTANTS
8/S/!XUAL,
405.810.9589
NETWORK
CRISIS HELPUNE
CAL CLINIC
THERAPY ASSOCIAJES
1515S LEWIS
TULSA. OK 74104
VENTION
918.58528240R911
PQUTICAL
CIIIARRON ALLIANCE
RNANCIAL
918.748.3888
FREESPIRITltOMAN
PARENTS, FAIIILIES &
FRIENDS of L/!SBIANS & SAVS
(PFLAS}-nlLSA .
POBOX52800
TlA.SA. OK 74152
918.7411.4901
SAY NO TO HA 1E COALITION
A \IOLUNTEER ORG DEDI
CATEO TO PRESERVING
THE DIGNITY ANO FU«>A
MENTAL FREEDOMS OF ALL
PEOPLE
SOULFORCE IN OKLAHOMA
RT. 4BOX3534
STIGLER, OK 74482
918.587 .3248 (SUE) or
918.4522761 (KAREN)
nil.SA OKLAHOIIIANS for HIJ.
IIAN RISHTS
POBOX2887
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
STREET
1VLSA POI.ICE DEPARTIIENT
POBOX1082
TULSA. OK 74104-1062
918.3815.5858
CHl!!RRY
918.744.1000
(DVISJ
1419 E 151h STREET
TULSA, OK 74120
918.585.3143
FRDAYS AT THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
918.743.4297
IK>IIENS SUPPER CLUB
MONTH. Y DINNERS OUT ON
THE TO...,.,, • FOR WOMEN
CONTACT THE
LESBIAN CONNECTION 0
POBOX2887
TULSA, OK 74101
1/0LLEYBALL
MONDAYS AT RIVERPARKS
71st ANO RIVERSIDE
MEMORIAL-t.ABOR DAYS
REUGIQUS
ALL
SOULS UNITARIAN
CHURCH
2952 S PEORIA AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114
918.743.2362
CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION
1314 S GREEl'NVOOO
TULSA, OK 74104
918.587.1314
COIIIIUNITY OF HOPE UCC
2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114-6300
918.585.1800
COIIIIUNITY UNITARIAN•
UNIVERSAUST CONQREGA·
TION
2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA. OK 74114-4837
918.749.0595
DIQNITY//NTEQR/TYOFnlLSA
PO BOX 701475
TULSA, OK 74170-1475
918.355.3140
DIVl!RSITY CHRISTIAN Fa-
LOWSHIP
5820 E HASl<ELL Pl.ACE
TULSA, OK 74158
918.835.1887
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGA TIO#
CHURCH
2900 S HARVARD AVENUE
TULSA,OK 74114
918.747.7777
HARIIOIIY CHURCH OF RELJ.
GIOUS SCIENCE
1715 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA. OK 74112-7305
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HOPE UNrrARIAN CHURCH
11432 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA, OK 74133
918.481 .0999
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
1517 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.628.0802
IICCUN/Tl!D
1823 N MAPlEW000
PO BOX 581702
TULSA.OK 7415S-1702
918.838.17175
SOULFORCE IN Ola..AHOIIA
MEETING AT TI£ TULSA
GI.BT COMMUNTY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.587.3248 OR
918.743.4297
ST. AIDAN'S
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
«MS N CII\ICll',NATI
TULSA, OK 74104
918.425.7882
ST. DUNSTAN'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
5835 E 71ST STREET
TULSA. OK 74104
918.482.7140
ST. JEROME EVANSEL/CAL
AN8LJCAN CHURCH fN AIIER·
/CA
205WKING
TULSA. OK 74106-5156
918.582-3088
TALEQUAH UNITARIAN IJN/.
VERSALISTCHURCH
918.456.7900
BUAIJ,,.
IMNOO VALLEY FLORAL, INC.
9413 E 31st STREET
TULSA, OK 74145
918.863.5934
877........5934
THE PRIDE STORE
LOCATED IN THE TULSA
GLST COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
918.743.4297
SYPPQRT
NATIVE
AIIERICAN
IIEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
550SPEORIA
TULSA. OK 74119
918.582.7225
OPEN ARMS PROJECT {OAP/
MEETING AT THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
A PROGRAM OF TOHR
2114 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.743.4297
PFLAQ • 1VLSA
POBOX52800
TULSA, OK 74152
918.749.4901
nil.SA SAY, U!SBIAN, 81 &
TRANSGBIDER COIIIIUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
MAR.: PO BOX 2687
TlA.SA. OK 74101
918.743.4297
nlLSA OKLAHOIIIANS
HUIIAN RIGHTS
FOR
POBOX2887
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
TULSA YOUTH DISCOVERY
DtVERS/TY (TYDO)
YOUTH SERVICES OF TULSA
302 S CHEYENNE AVENUE
SUITE 114
TlA.SA. OK 74103
918.582.0081
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BECOMING A MEMBER
IT TAKES YOU TO KEEP IT GOING
1.
TOHR MEMBERSHIP
TOHR and the Tulsa GLBT Center secures EQUALITY
for the GLBT community - but it can't happen without you!
YOUR MEMBERSHIP
HELPS SECURE EQUAL RIGHTS
•
•
•
•
I WANT TO SECURE EQUAL RIGHTS,
I WANT TO JOIN
TULSA OKLAHOMANS for HUMAN RIGHTS
NAME._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
EDUCATION & INFORMATION
TOHR works with city officials & departments
The TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
in or out of the closet / in or out of the community
the Center is there for everyone
DIVERSITY CELEBRATION
Oklahoma's largest pride event of it's kind
GLBT INFORMATION LINE
serving over 300 callers per month
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Community News is the newsletter of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
(TOHR). Any advertisement, opinion letter or news article submitted for publication must be submitted no later than the 24th of the month.
PubHcation of any name or photograph of any person does not reflect said
individual's sexual orientation.
Advertising is available at reasonable rates. Please contact TOHR at
918.743.4297 or PO Box 2687, Tulsa, OK 74101 for rates & policies.
Subscriptions are mailed (one per household). Membership in Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights entitles member to one (1) one (1) year subscription
of Community News. Three complimentary issues of "Community News" are
mailed to ,,_ additions to the TOHR mailing list Membership is then required
for the subscription to continue.
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COMING UP THIS MONTH:
WORLD AIDS DAY; DECEMBER 1
THE FAIRY TREE: ALL MONTH
COUNCIL OAK MENS CHORALE CONCERT; DEC. 1 ·& 8
DIVERSITY CELEBRATION PLANNING; DEC. 8
TOHR HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA
DECEMBER 11
COMMUNITY DINNER / SILENT AUCTION OPENS
DECEMBER14
DESSERT RECEPTION / SILENT AUCTION ENDS
RUDOLPH & ROWDY LIGHTS & BARS BUS TOUR
CAROLING AT NURSING HOME; DEC. 19
what's going on at the
NEW GROUP AT CENTER
"Aged-Out' is one of the new groups meeting at the
Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Begun just last month,
Aged-Out has seen an increase in participation in just a
few weeks. A social group, Aged-Out is for those 21 and
above (though not restrictive) wanting to socialize with others in the community through a variety of activities.
Aged-Out meets every Wednesday at 8:00 PM at the
Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender Community Center, 2114 S. Memorial
Contact TOHR at 743.4297 or community@tohr.org for
more information.
-------------------BECOME A VOLUNTEER
TOHR and the Tulsa GLBT Community Center are run
by volunteers. There are a number of volunteer opportunities available for you and your friends at the Center, TOHR
advocacy work and/or Diversity Celebration 2002.
A partial list of positions available are:
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GLBT Information Line
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Responsibilities and duties
1. Receive calls
2. Provide recommendations & referrals
3. Record calls
• Pride Store
Responsibilities and duties
1. Greet visitors to the Center
2. Operate register/computer in Pride Store
3. Record number of visitors to the Center
Note: the GLBT Information Une and the Pride
Store are run concurrently
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Center Friends
Volunteers are needed for a variety of miscellaneous
positions including, but certainly not limited to:
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General upkeep / beautification of the Center and
it's surroundings
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Sorting TOHR historical archives
Just contact David Hoot, TOHR Volunteer Director. at
743.4297 to schedule an appointment and training
date.
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2114 S MEMORIAL
WEEK2WEEK
THE GLBT CENTER - HERE FOR YOU
SUNDAY
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TULSA AREA PRIMETIMERS; 2nd @ 4 PM
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DRILLER BEARS; every other 3rd @ 5 PM
• GENDER OUTREACH OK; every 3rd @ 7 PM
MONDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
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SOULFORCE IN OKLAHOMA; 1st & 3rd @ 6 PM
TUESDAY
• GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
• TOHR MEMBER MEETING; 2nd @ 7:30 PM
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PRIMETIMERS BD MTG; 2nd @ 7:00 PM
• CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
WEDNESDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
• AGED-OUT; for men & women 21 & above; 8 PM
• GENDER OUTREACH DROP-IN; every week 7 PM
THURSDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TEAM OK-USA; call for date & time
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OPEN ARMS PROJECT (youth group); 6 PM
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CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
FRIDAY
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LESBIAN CONNECTION MOVIE NIGHT; 7 PM
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OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
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T.U.L.S.A. MEMBER MTG; 1st; 5 PM
ANONYMOUS HIV TESTING by H.O.P.E. ; 4-7 PM
THE PRIDE STORE,
THE NANCY McDONALD RAINBOW LIBRARY,
RECREATION ROOM WI POOL TABLE,
LARGE SCREEN T.V.
COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM(S) &
MORE AVAILABLE TO YOU OR YOUR GROUP
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TUESDAY; DECEMBER 11, 2001 - 7:00 PM
COMMUNITY HOLIDAY DINNER &
SILENT AUCTION START
A tradition continues as Tulsa Oklahomans
for Human Rights presents the annual Community
Holiday Dinner. The dinner will be held at the
Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi & Transgender Community
Center Tuesday, December 11 beginning at 7:00
PM. During the dinner, the candidates for the 2001
executive committee of TOHR will be introduced.
Chili - mild to spicy - with all the condiments: cheese, crackers, onions, etc. is the menu.
A Silent Auction with many items up for bid also
begins that evening and· runs until 7:00 PM Friday,
the 14th. (refer to page 11 for auction items).
The evening is free, however, donations
will be accepted.
FRIDAY; DECEMBER 14, 2001 - 5:00-7:00 PM
DESSERT RECEPTION & SILENT AUCTION END
The fun doesn't stop on Tuesday - it goes right through 'til Friday.
An elegant Dessert Reception begins at 5 PM and runs until 7:00 PM. Desserts, holiday drinks and more await you this evening. Featured during the reception will be the Silent Auction (refer page 11 for audion items) and surprises.
The Dessert Reception is TOHR's way of saying 'thanks' to the community
for supporting the organization and is your last chance to bid on items during the
silent audion. But the fun doesn't stop at 7 - it goes into the night!
FRIDAY; DECEMBER 14, 2001 • 7:00 PM
RUDOLPH & ROWDY LIGHTS & BAR BUS TOUR •
Is there a better way to enjoy Tulsa's holiday lights than from a bus with 50
of your closet friends? And you'll enjoy lots of holiday cheer as well!
"Rudolph & Rowdy" - leaves the Tulsa GLBT Center at 21st & Memorial at
7:00 PM sharp. You'll wander through Tulsa neighborhoods oohhing and ahhing
at the lights and visit alt the gay & lesbian bars in town, with Santa & entertainment on board the bus all evening singing songs and generally makinimerry.
Call the Center @ 743.4297 to make reservations for tht) bus. Jickets are
$15 per individual.
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IS SOMEONE YOU KNOW
AFRAID OF TH E CLOSET?
THEY SHOULD BE! LET 'EM KNOW ABOUT
THE WOMYN'S COMING OUT GROUP
Coming out of the closet is a lifelong process. First, to
yourself, then to family and friends, your work - it goes on
and on - never stopping.
Many people, you probably know someone-maybe
even you!, would like someone to talk to about the steps
they can take or are in the process of taking.
A group, just for you - or a friend, has been started by
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR)! The Womyn's Coming Out Support Group had their first meeting
recently and look forward to the coming year.
The Womyn's Coming Out Group meets every other
Saturday at 4:00 PM at the Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Call 743.4297 - ask for Angela for more information.
DO YOU KNOW MEN WHO ARE AFRAID OF THE
CLOSET? LET TOHR KNOW & A MEN'S GROUP
COULD HAPPEN! 743.4297
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ONE WHO HAS SIGNIFICANT
(TO ONESELF) SEXUAL OR ROMANTIC
ATTRACTIONS TO MEMBERS OF BOTH
THE SAME GENDER AND/OR SEX
The Bi(sexual) person, a large part of the Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender community, is often misunderstood.
Contrary to popular myths, people who are attracted to
members of both genders or sexes (just like people who
are attracted only to members of the same or other gender
or sex) may be monogamous, polyfidelitous or nonmonogamous.
Derogatory terms from homophobes are the same as
those for gays and lesbians, plus AC/DC, double-ga(l)ted,
or confused. Derogatory terms used by lesbians, gay men
and some heterosexuals include: traitor, fraternizing with
the enemy or just confused.
Bi phobia is the oppression or mistreatment of bisexuals either by heterosexuals (often called homophobia if it
d~s not target bisexuals separately from gay men & lesbians), or by lesbians or gay men
Did, or does, someone hate or fear you because of
who you are attracted too? If you're gay or lesbian, that
answer is true. If you're bi, that is also true. But, some of
those who do not like bi's are in the GLBT community.
Is that the way you would like to be treated. Think
about it. You might have been there.
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CAROLING FOR THE ELDERLY
The Lesbian Connection, a program of TOHR, is giving
the residents of the Maplewood Care Center something to
look forward too this holiday season and want EVERYONE
to come out, join them and sing your heart out!
An evening of caroling is planned for:
DECEMBER 19th @ 6:30 PM
MEET AT MAPLEWOOD CARE CENTER
6202 E 61st STREET
You're encouraged to bring musical instruments and
wear holiday attire to brighten up the evening. So ~us~ off
that accordion or guitar, put on a red hat and get to singing!
Please contact TOHR at 743.4297 or email us at
community@tohr.org or DykeDivine@aol.com if you would
likemoreinformationorplantoattend.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
BOARD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDATES FOR 2002
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TULSA OKLAHOMANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS SECURES
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR THE GAY, LESBIAN , e1sEXUAL &
TRANSGENOER COMMUNITY THROUGH :
1DUCAT10NAL REsouRCEs
.QUALITY PROGRAMMING AND SUPPORT SERVICES
J,lNIFYING POUTICAL AND SoclAI. EVENTS
l,_r:NOCACY IN LEGISLATIVE AND LEGAL MATTERS &
).EADERSHIP IN IMPLEMENTING SoclAL CJiANGE
TULSA 0t<LAHOMANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IS COMMITTED
TO MAINTAINING A HOME FOR OUR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS , A SAFE AND AFARMING ENVIRONMENT AND A
VISIBLE CULTURAL PRESENCE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND
CITY IN ORDER FOR INDMDUALS TO BECOME PROUD
MEMBERS OF OUR DIVERSE SOCIETY.
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The "Breathe Life Into Planned Giving" workshop will
be led by Mr. Gary Gross. Mr. Gross is a nationally
known fundraising expert specializing in planned giving.
If you have attended the workshops, this is the last
one & will end with a 'thank you' surprise. Also, if you
have attended 8 out of the 1O workshops and need an incentive form, please contact Greg at TOHR at 743.4297
or talk to him the day of the workshop.
"OutGiving lnCommunity" is the partnership between
the Denver based Gill Foundation and Tulsa Oklahomans
for Human Rights
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights ongoing Board
Development Committee will announce the nominees for
the offices of TOHR President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer December 11th during
the Community Holiday Dinner.
Three (3) of the nominees will be
elected for one 2 year term while two (2)
will be elected for 1 year. This provides a
rotating board, ensuring • continuous
not a creature
strong leadership within the organization.
was stlrrln!J The transition from 1 year terms to 2
year rotating terms necessitated a tempothe~ were "" at.
rary one-time suspension of the voting
process of the by-laws, requiring nominees to be elected the previous year.
Therefore, the executive committee
nominees and at-large positions will be
elected and approved at the January
2002 membership meeting.
Nominees will be announced at the:
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COMMUNITY
HOLIDAY DINNER
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11
7:00PM
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COMMUNITY CENTER
OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY
BUILDING A BETTER TULSA
NEXT WORKSHOP: SAT., DEC. 15
The next "OutGiving lnCommunity" workshop entitled
"Breathe Life Into Planned Giving" will be held:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2001
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
TULSA GAY, LESBIAN, Bl & TRANSGENDER
COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
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GET A GIVING GAME PLAN
HAVE FUN & LEARN HOW YOUR
GIVING CAN HELP YOU
The Denver based Gill Foundation, in partnership with
TOHR, will present a special evening for donors to nonprofits on December 15 at 5:00 PM at the Tulsa GLBT
Community Center.
The casual gathering will feature the game
"Philanthroply!" The game, developed by the Gill Foundation, teaches players the different ways and types of giving. Plus - you'll be able to pick up literature from a variety of GLBT non-profits in the Tulsa area.
This non-solicitation event begins at 5:00 PM and will
end by 7:00 PM, letting you go out and enjoy an evening
of last minute (or start) holiday shopping.
Over 30 people attended the first donor gathering so
space is limited. Please contact TOHR at 743.4297 no
later than Friday, December 14 if you want more informatio~ or plan to attend.
WHERE DO THEY STAND?
GREEN COUNTRY GREENS
KEY GREEN VALUES
HIGHLIGHT/NG THE ISSUES
AFFECTING THE GLBT COMMUNITY
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TOHR's continuing focus on the various political parties in
the Tulsa area and where they stand on GLBT related issues.
the ni9ht ltdore Satw.rda~,
(Friday. Dec. 14)
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The Green movement aims to build sustainable communities by taking positive action based on an awareness of the
interdependence of life and the planet Earth. Working in
local, bio-regional, and global networks, Greens put "Key
Values· into practice.
(7:00 PM - Midnight)
Not a Creatw.re WM Stirrln9,
Cauae AH were 9effin9 Prett~!
( and meeting at the GLBT Center at 7 PM)
RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY
f Jun,-ed on the lua,
Greens honor the biological diversity of the Earth and
the cultural, ethnic, sexual and spiritual diversity of all people.
($15 / person)
To aee WI.at WM l:Jp.
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NONVIOLENCE
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In the tradition of Gandi and Martin Luther King, Jr.,
Greens reject violence and war as ways of settling disputes.
WI.en fo & ltehofd,
If aeened &uite Corru,-t!
SOCIAL JUSTICE
(it's a bunch of gay folk!}
Greens work to transform the global system of poverty
and injustice into a world free of all oppression.
So - I Joined tllem.
The above are excerpts from the Green Country Greens
information pamphlet. Complete copies of the resolutions
are available for viewing at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and
Transgender Community Center, 2114 South Memorial.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) does not
endorse the above. TOHR wishes to educate the GLBTallied community.
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<Utica Square, "the lake". Historic Tulsa areas. etc.)
Baahed Awa~ AH.
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so seats available}
We aaw b9hta, then Dranl aome,
<visiting Tulsa Gay & Lesbian bars!}
Dranl aome.More and went AANNNN!
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Ooohln9 & Aahhhin9,
WORLD AIDS DAY, DECEMBER 1
MARCH SET FOR DOWNTOWN TULSA
<from the ljghts}
aff ni9ht fon9.
AIDS turned 20 years old in 2001 - no reason to celebrate. But, we do honor and remember those who have
died on World Aids Day every December 1st.
A World AIDS Day Candlelight March will be held December 1st leaving from 3rd & Detroit at 7:00 PM and will
be followed by a concert at the PAC at 8:00 PM.
(ok - just half the night}
We f'rohcled & Danced,
we llode and aans aon9a.
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COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHORALE
"A HOLIDAY RHAPSODY" CONCERT
(bus back at Center around 12 am}.,,,,,
Tulsa's own Council Oak Men's Chorale (COMC) will
present their annual holiday concert, •A Holiday Rhapsody, » December 7th & 8th at All Soul's Unitarian Church,
2952 S Peoria Avenue, 8:00 PM nightly.
For more information and/or tickets, call COMC at
748.3888.
We went our ae,-arate Wa~.
<that's the intention}
No,-ln9 for Peace on Earth,
And a Good N19hta t ~! !!
(ca/1743.4297 now to reserve your seav
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2001 TQHR Board
9' Dhctprs E-=ulitieComrl6e
Kany R. ~
. President
Vance Reed, Vice Prnident
Curtis Evans, Jr., Secretary
Angela Bruce, Treasurer
At-ui,v. BoeldPodiona
Anna Dodwell, Public Reletions Director
Dee Beasley, Center Activities Director
Michelle Hoffman, Specie/ Projects Director
David Hoot, Volunteer Director
Greg Gatewood, Merl<eting Director
U.a Pottorf, Membership Meeting Director
Marcus Rice, Board Development Dil'flCtor
SALVATION ARMY AT IT AGAIN!
GLBT COMMUNITY URGED NOT
TO GIVE TO SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army leadership recently rescinded domestic
partnership status for the V\(estem territory due to extremist
fundamentals striving to take the organization back to the
stone age.
This, combined with secret deal making with the Bush
administration to discriminate against the Gay, Lesbian, Bi
and Transgender allied community as part of the "faith- .. TOHR . SUPPORTING OTHERS
based" initiative, has prompted action.
Taking action against discrimination, the TOHR Board
YOU'RE ENCOURAGED TO HELP
~:n~~=r~~~~~-"For Whom the Bell Tolls?" at an ex-
"For Whom the Bell Tolls?" is simple:
T.
I ake the enclosed "For Whom the
Bell Tolls?" card (make copies if you
wish) and put in the buckets of Salva-
tion Anny bell ringers at the entrance
of stores.
A small step, but an important one. The bell buckets
can overflow with cards _ so stuff the buckets.
You can also call the local Salvation Army headquarters and tell them WHY you're not giving by reaching:
Major Marshall Gesner
Area Commander
Salvation Army
918.587.7801
TAP INTO T0HRI - SECURING EQUALITY
RUDOLPH & ROWDY!
LIGHTS & BARS BUS TOUR
DECEMBER 14. 2001
BUS LEAVES GLBT CENTER 7 PM SHARP
$15 / PERSON
CALL 7 43 .4297 FOR RESERVATIONS "
GLBT FAMILIES BY GIVING
The time of giving is upon us; from hectic malls to
online shopping sites - almost everyone is busy with the
holidays. This year, let's look beyond gifts for family and
friends. Remember that the holiday season is also a great
time to help the less fortunate - as it should be all the time.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) has established the "FAIRY TREE" for our GLBT community in
need.
A few families have been chosen, that without your
help, will not have a holiday season.
The "FAIRY TREE" is located at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender (GLBT) Community Center,
2114 S Memorial.
Here's what you do:
1. Go by the community center and find a holiday 'tag'
hanging on the fairy tree.
2. Pick a tag that you would like to fill the request(s).
3. Fill out the bottom portion of the tag, tear it off and
give to· the volunteer in the Pride Store. (if the store is
not open, slide it under the door).
4. Go shopping! Get your gift(s)!
5. Deliver the wrapped or unwrapped gift(s), along with
tag, back to the GLBT Community Center no later
than December 19th.
Your job is now done! And because of
y9u - someone less fortunate will have a
better holiday season.
DECEMBER 2001
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
WORLD AIDS £lA Y
MARCH O 3RD & DETROIT; 7
PM; CONCERTO PAC; 8 PM
TULSA
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CENnR & PRIDE STORE OPEN
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TULSA GLBT COllfrlUNITY
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PICK UP
THE
TAGS FOR
"FAIRY TREE" BEGINNING DEC. 1 AT
THE TULSA GLBT
COMMUNITY CENTER, 2114 S MEMORIAL
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COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
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NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (NA):
COMMUNITY OF HOPE : 11PM
LAMBDA AA; UNITY CENTER; 5:30
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CLASS OF 2001
RAINBOW SOCIETY
$5000+ annually
Mark Bonney
Gill Foundation
Mitchell Savage & Michael Smith
Willams Companies
EQUAUTY PATRONS
$2,500+ annually
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
DIVERSITY LEADER
$1,200+ annually
Anonymous
Kari Cocke'
Howard Nix
Dennis Neil & John Southard
Tim Wliams & Randy Ritter
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
$500+ annually
Dee Beasley & Angela Bruce
Fernando Este'
Greg Gatewood & Kerry Lewis
Barry Hensley & Terry Baxter
Glen Jones & Jim Craven
Joe & Nancy McDonald
Rick Martin & Daniel Schneider
Dick Miller
Mariellen Montgomery &
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David Paddock & Philip Cyr
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Steve Wright & Talmadge Powell
STONEWALL CLUB
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SPONSORS
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Gene West
CONTRIBUTORS
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KayBessler
Kathy Bird
John Dunn
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Friends of the Quilt
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Deborah Karns
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INK/ND
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Dee Beasley & Angela Bruce
the Bottle Shop
the Bistros of Tulsa
Ouida Brady
Budweiser
Cisar-Holt
CompuLogics
David Comsilk
CW's Dance Hall
the Dog House
MA. Doran
Dwight Kealiher
Shelly Ledford
Karen LeFlore
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Eastern Sales of Oklahoma
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Ermilio's ltaHan Restaurant
Esperanza Imports
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Gayly Oklahoman
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Helga's Horribles
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Pepsi Company
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RaveCo Rents
Philip Miller, OD
Rick PhiUips
the Polo Grill
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Rand's Art & Antiques
Renegade's
Rock Cottage & Gardens,
Eureka Springs, AR
Schatzi's
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Tulsa Opera
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TW's Catering
Sue Welch & Marcy Smith
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the White Lion Pub
the Wild Fork
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RAINBOW SOCIETY
$5000+
Collin Higgins Foundation
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
EQUAUTY PATRONS
$2,500+
Greg Gatewood
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DIVERSITY LEADER
$1,200+
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Mitch Savage & Michael Smith
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
$500+
Barry Hensley & Terry Baxter
Howard Nix
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Dick Miller
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STONEWALL CLUB
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BHI & Kathy Hinkle
Brion Lewis
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SPONSORS
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Ent. Int.
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David Paddock & Philip Cyr
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CONTRIBUTORS
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Milton Nunley
Ron Toulouse
INK/ND
Aberson Companies
Anonymous
Aruntunoff Foundation
the Bead Merchant
the Bistros of Tulsa
Ouida Brady
Bravo Restaurant
Ned Bruha
Budweiser
Dan Burnstein & Martin Martinez
Cisar-Holt
Compulogics
the Dog House
MA. Doran
Steve Eber1e
Esperanza Imports
Events Unlimited
Char1es Faudree
Gayly Oklahoman
Tim Gillean & Ken Draper
Dana Gilpin
Michael Green
Green Country Beverages
P.S. Gordon
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Doug Hartson
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Ken's Flowers & Antiques
Kll't & Marj's Catering
Philip Miller, 0.0.
Mingo Valley Floral
OK Coaliton against
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David Paddock & Philip Cyr
Pepsi
Beth Persac
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the Polo Grill
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Rand's Art & Antiques
"RENr
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Walk for Life-Tulsa AIDS Walk
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the White Lion Pub
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the Wild Fork
"2000 & Beyond", Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
(TOHR) Donor Program provides opportunities to help
secure the future of TOHR
and it's programs.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights is operated
through tax-deductible financial contributions and is
completely run by non-paid
volunteers.
TOHR appreciates all our
donors. We apologize if
your name has been inadvertently left off the "2000 &
Beyond" donor list-it will be
corrected.
THANK YOU to each and
every one for making the
mission of EQUALITY a reality in Oklahoma!
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TULSA. OK 74157
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POBOX52118
TULSA, OK 74152--0118
918.582.IIS57
INDIAN
3930 E 31st STREET
TULSA. OK 74135
918.7422457
800.458.5231
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TULSA, OK 74120
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2952 S PEORIA AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114
918.743.2362
CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION
1314 S GREEl'NVOOO
TULSA, OK 74104
918.587.1314
COIIIIUNITY OF HOPE UCC
2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114-6300
918.585.1800
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2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA. OK 74114-4837
918.749.0595
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TULSA, OK 74170-1475
918.355.3140
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5820 E HASl<ELL Pl.ACE
TULSA, OK 74158
918.835.1887
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2900 S HARVARD AVENUE
TULSA,OK 74114
918.747.7777
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1715 S SHERIDAN ROAD
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11432 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA, OK 74133
918.481 .0999
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
1517 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.628.0802
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TULSA.OK 7415S-1702
918.838.17175
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918.425.7882
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TULSA. OK 74104
918.482.7140
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918.582-3088
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918.456.7900
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9413 E 31st STREET
TULSA, OK 74145
918.863.5934
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THE PRIDE STORE
LOCATED IN THE TULSA
GLST COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
918.743.4297
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550SPEORIA
TULSA. OK 74119
918.582.7225
OPEN ARMS PROJECT {OAP/
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2114 S MEMORIAL
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918.743.4297
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TULSA, OK 74152
918.749.4901
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302 S CHEYENNE AVENUE
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TlA.SA. OK 74103
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THE FAIRY TREE: ALL MONTH
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TOHR HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA
DECEMBER 11
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DECEMBER14
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RUDOLPH & ROWDY LIGHTS & BARS BUS TOUR
CAROLING AT NURSING HOME; DEC. 19
what's going on at the
NEW GROUP AT CENTER
"Aged-Out' is one of the new groups meeting at the
Tulsa GLBT Community Center. Begun just last month,
Aged-Out has seen an increase in participation in just a
few weeks. A social group, Aged-Out is for those 21 and
above (though not restrictive) wanting to socialize with others in the community through a variety of activities.
Aged-Out meets every Wednesday at 8:00 PM at the
Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender Community Center, 2114 S. Memorial
Contact TOHR at 743.4297 or community@tohr.org for
more information.
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TOHR and the Tulsa GLBT Community Center are run
by volunteers. There are a number of volunteer opportunities available for you and your friends at the Center, TOHR
advocacy work and/or Diversity Celebration 2002.
A partial list of positions available are:
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GLBT Information Line
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Responsibilities and duties
1. Receive calls
2. Provide recommendations & referrals
3. Record calls
• Pride Store
Responsibilities and duties
1. Greet visitors to the Center
2. Operate register/computer in Pride Store
3. Record number of visitors to the Center
Note: the GLBT Information Une and the Pride
Store are run concurrently
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Center Friends
Volunteers are needed for a variety of miscellaneous
positions including, but certainly not limited to:
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General upkeep / beautification of the Center and
it's surroundings
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Sorting TOHR historical archives
Just contact David Hoot, TOHR Volunteer Director. at
743.4297 to schedule an appointment and training
date.
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THOSE 21 &ABOVE
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2114 S MEMORIAL
WEEK2WEEK
THE GLBT CENTER - HERE FOR YOU
SUNDAY
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TULSA AREA PRIMETIMERS; 2nd @ 4 PM
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DRILLER BEARS; every other 3rd @ 5 PM
• GENDER OUTREACH OK; every 3rd @ 7 PM
MONDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
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SOULFORCE IN OKLAHOMA; 1st & 3rd @ 6 PM
TUESDAY
• GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
• TOHR MEMBER MEETING; 2nd @ 7:30 PM
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PRIMETIMERS BD MTG; 2nd @ 7:00 PM
• CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
WEDNESDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
• AGED-OUT; for men & women 21 & above; 8 PM
• GENDER OUTREACH DROP-IN; every week 7 PM
THURSDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TEAM OK-USA; call for date & time
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OPEN ARMS PROJECT (youth group); 6 PM
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CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
FRIDAY
• GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
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LESBIAN CONNECTION MOVIE NIGHT; 7 PM
SATURDAY
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GLBT CENTER OPEN; 12-9 PM
OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
3rd @ 1O AM - 1 PM - Call for reservations
T.U.L.S.A. BD MTG; 1st; 4 PM
T.U.L.S.A. MEMBER MTG; 1st; 5 PM
ANONYMOUS HIV TESTING by H.O.P.E. ; 4-7 PM
THE PRIDE STORE,
THE NANCY McDONALD RAINBOW LIBRARY,
RECREATION ROOM WI POOL TABLE,
LARGE SCREEN T.V.
COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM(S) &
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