Community Center News_November 2001.pdf

Community Center News_November 2001.pdf
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Community Center News_November 2001.pdf
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tulsa oklahomans
for human rights
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securing equal rights for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community

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WHERE DO THEY STAND?
DOUG DODD, (DJ
U.S. HOUSE
1st DISTRICT CANDIDATE
TO SPEAK AT TOHR MEETING
Doug Dodd, pictured at right, 1st District U.
S. House of Representative candidate (D) will
be the featured speaker at the TOHR membership meeting on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13
beginning at 7:30 PM at the Tulsa Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender
Community Center (2114 S Memorial).
Mr. Dodd is seeking Rep. Steve Largent's (R) seat in the U.S.
House of Representatives. Mr. Largent will resign his seat in Februa~
to seek the Republican nomination for the Governor of Oklahoma.
Doug Dodd has served the Tulsa area and Oklahoma for many
years. Included in his experience is:
• Over 11 years on the Tulsa School Board, including two terms as
President of the Board.
• Served as a Missile Launch Control Officer in the U.S. Air Force.
• Partner in the Tulsa law firm of Doerner, Saunders, Daniel 8
Anderson.
• Specializes in media law, with an emphasis on First Amendment
and defamation issues.

Nearly a decade has passed since the
institution of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't
Pursue• policy of the U.S. Armed Forces.
But not much has changed.
• Soldiers are still forced out.
• Few soldiers are willing to come out.
• More soldiers are willing to stay in the
closet - out of fear.
That will eventually change, but in the
meantime, what can you do to help change
this discriminatory policy.
Let your congressperson know how you
feel! Write or e-mail them with your point of
view.
Then thank a veteran.
Then thank a gay veteran.

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COMMUNITY

TRANSGENDERED:
those who cross the gap between the genders,
to be the person that they are,
instead of the mass produced mold dictated by others.
Transgenders are as common as your next door neighbor or coworker. Yet, as childhood laughter often leads to adult
doubt, many are taught to have such a sense of guilt and fear that we go throughout our lives without telling anyone; often thinking that we are alone. What's so bad about being a woman or a man? Amazingly, clothes can be seen as dangerous to many people!
Most people are simply unaware of the varieties that we, as human beings, naturally come in. TV and advertising
use the sensational, or the comic, to sell tickets and products. Parents and teachers, or other interested parties, attempting to own and operate our lives, tell us to "be this, not
that.• The difference between the way we are told to be,
as opposed to the way that we really are, can be as great
as the difference between those friendly jeans and that
dangerous dress!

GENDER OUTREACH
OKLAHOMA
7:00 PM
WEDNESDAYS
AT THE TULSA
GLBTCENTER

THE FACTS
Recent research indicates that as many as 1 in 20, (5%) of
people cross dress to some extent. Most are heterosexual
(straight), many are married. Different people's interest
will range from the very occasional to the frequent, an
erotic tum-on to imitation (the sincerest flattery), to an expression of ones' innermost personality.
Only a very few pursue a "sex change." the vast
majority like and will keep their gender, yet, will on occasion, express the other part of themselves and their unique
personality

Today, reflecting changes in society, many are
more comfortable with transgendering. Movies such as "Just Like A Woman': "The Adventures of
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert': "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything - Julie Newmar", "ma vie en
rose': and others portray transgenders in a humanly positive way.
This recent view is more in line with our earlier history, when transgendered people were not only accepted, but elevated and ascribed with the wisdom, befitting a "Twin Souled" person. In social evolution, as cultures became divided
into different classes, transgendering seemed to go underground.
Over a century ago, most transgenders were women, taking on both the role of men, and the freedom and opportunity that it afforded. At least 400 women, for instance, fought as men during the Civil War.
Today, women who dress in 'mens' clothing are rarely even noticed, as they have more freedom to cross social barriers than men, dressing as they please. Men however, may be sarcastically told: "don't be a sissy" as if femininity were a
sin.
Men are dictated to be one half of a person: that bordering on the strong, tough side. Women are taught to be the
other half of a person, centered around the weaker, more expressive side. For many people, transgendering is a sort of
bridge to express the side denied them, thus enabling them to express the full range of human emotion.
Transgendered individuals have to come to accept themselves and we, as the Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgendered
Allied community, must in tum accept transgenders. After all, we are all human.

COMING IN DECEMBER - the TOHR Holiday Extravaganza!

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A periodic feature of "Community News~ focusing on issues we all - gay or straight, liberal or fundamentalist,
young or old, . .. know of and deal with in our own way.
This month - a controversial subject

FACTS ABOUT THE DEATH PENALTY
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On January 25, 1993 the Supreme court decided in
Herrera vs. Collins that inmates would not be given another hearing after their last appeal was used, even if
new evidence is found proving their innocence. As a
result, Jesse Jacobs was executed in TX with the approval of George W. Bush on 115195 even though DNA
evidence proved he was innocent - admitted even by
the prosecutor of his case.
The death penalty was established before the 'Life
without Parole' sentence was established.
Only 1 in 100 people charged with murder are sentenced to death. The penalty for the case is determined by the prosecutor and the judge, so can be discriminately given. Because of this, inmates on death
row are disproportionately minority, with even Supreme
Court justices admitting that death sentences are given
randomly, mainly based on race.
Chances of receiving the death sentence drastically
increase if represented by public defenders or court
appointed attorneys, which is the main source of defense for minority, poor, mentally ill, and mentally retarded individuals.
The death penalty has been abolished as cruel and
unusual punishment by 108 nations, 30 since 1990.
The United States is one of the top 5 most prolific executioners in the world, following China, Democratic Republic of Congo and Iran.
The United States is the leader of only 6 countries still
legally allowed to sentence minors to death. The other
five are Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Yemen and Pakistan.

Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR) does not
endorse the above. TOHR wishes to educate the GLBTallied community.

WILD HEARTS BALL 2002
"PARTY OF YOUR DREAMS"
SATURDAY, FEB 16
SAVE THE DATE!

WHERE DO THEY STAND?
OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS
PARTY RESOLUTIONS
HIGHLIGHTING THE ISSUES
AFFECTING THE GLBT COMMUNITY
TOHR's focus on the various political parties in the Tulsa
area and where they stand on GLBT related issues.
HUMAN RIGHTS
• The Oklahoma Democratic Party respects and upholds
the civil, human and equal rights of every person.
The
Oklahoma Democratic Party affirms the role of
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government at all levels in providing education and
protection of the basic civil and human rights of every
person regardless of race, ethnicity, color, national origin, age, gender, gender identity, sexual nature or orientation, rel igion, creed, disability, employment, civil
service or political affiliation, and of which may be actual or perceived; and,
• The Oklahoma Democratic Party supports the passage
of hate crime laws and the improved reporting and
monitoring of hate crimes with appropriate legislation
necessary to enforce the protection of the basic civil,
human, and equal rights of every person without exception.
• The Oklahoma Democratic Party supports the reproductive freedom of every woman, which means that
every woman has the right to decide for herself when
to bear children, and commits to the correction of economic and social factors that contribute to unintended
pregnancies.
• The Democratic Party of Oklahoma recognizes that
while the citizens of our state have benefited from a
'tough on crime' approach to law enforcement and
prosecution, our judicial system must be equally diligent in preventing the conviction and execution of innocent persons.
• The Democratic Party of Oklahoma supports a twoyear moratorium on the death penalty to evaluate the
effectiveness of our own system of justice to do no
harm to the innocent, and to provide DNA testing, and
other appropriate forensic testing, for all capital punishment cases at state expense to make certain that no
innocent person is wrongly convicted and put to death.

The above are excerpts from the 2001 Democratic State
Party Resolutions. Complete copies of the resolutions are
available for viewing at okdemocrats.org or 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.

NEXT TIME:
THE GREEN PARTY

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WORKING
FOR
EQUALITY

2001 IQHB Board
of Directors
Execu/Ne
CommlfJee Kerry R. Lewis, President
Vance Reed, Vice President
Curtis Evans, Jr., SecretBry
Angela Bruce, TreBSUrer
At-Lari,e Soatd PoaitJons
Anna Dodwell, Public Relations Director
Dee Beasley, Center Activities Director
Michelle Hoffman, Special Projects Director
David Hoot, Voluntesr Director
Greg Gatewood, Marketing Director
Lisa Pottorf, MBmbership Meeting Director
Lyndsey Vandenter, Youth Outresch Co-Director

tulsa ok/ahomans
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A SWIFT RESPONSE
GLBT ALLIED COMMUNITY URGED TO
WRITE TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS
Members of the TOHR board and membership were
recently made aware of an article, "Can Homosexuality Be
Healed," in a local publication.
Community Spirit, a Christian magazine available for
free at various locations, included the article in it's Special
Family Health Issue.
The following is a sample letter that has been sent to
many of the advertisers in the magazine. Feel free to copy
or use as a guide to write additional letters to advertisers.
Date
To: Name
Job Title
Company
City, State
From: The Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender Allied
Community of Tulsa
Re: October 2001 issue of "Community Spirit"

Dear _ _ _ __
A very thin line separates inflammatory rhetoric and
hate-speech. That line was crossed when Jerry Falwell
and Pat Robertson, U.S. based right-wing fundamentalists,
blamed the attacks on the United States on, among other
groups, the Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender community.
Those remarks brought nationwide condemnation.
The same line is being walked on by the local publication "Community Spirit,· of which your company is an advertiser.
While claiming "not to inflame,· Community Spirit and
their supporters do so even though not realizing their
"outreach" can do damage physically and psychologically.
Individuals, youth in particular, can fall prey to falsehoods

and lies and be brought into a world that teaches intolerance and preaches hate disguised as love.
Such ·outreach" can contribute to hate crimes and
even suicides. If a youth or an adult who is beginning to
accept their sexuality - the way God made them - listens
to such rhetoric the consequences can be horrific.
• Suicide among youth who identify as GLBT is dramatically higher than their counterparts who identify
as heterosexual.
• In other cases, individuals unable to deal with their
sexuality early in their lives live a lie that can result in
entire families being ruined.
This can be prevented. Acceptance of all human beings, whether they be Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Transgender or
heterosexual, is critical to prevent further damage that can
be done to c:oi.mtless lives.
Free speech is a constitutionally protected right and
one that should be defended by every American. However, that same free speech can cause tragedy when it
preaches "hate the sin, love the sinner.• This attitude can
lead to a hate of the sinner resulting in beatings and
sometimes death.
Your company can take a stand against discrimination, condemnation and hate when you do not advertise in
publications such as · community Spirit." Without your
support, institutions that attempt to "cure• homosexuality
cannot continue to spread falsehoods resulting in potential
damage to literally thousands of people.
As a member of the Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender allied community of Tulsa, I urge you to immediately stop advertising in "Community Spirit' or similar publications.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
the Board of Directors of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human
Rights (TOHR) at 918.743.4297.
Sincerely,
Your Name

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A partial list of advertisers you can write to are listed
on page 8. Contact TOHR at community@tohr.org and
we'll send you a complete list w/ names & addresses of
the people to contact at the various advertisers.

GET ACTIVE - GET EQUALITY!

NOVEMBER 2001

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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TUL.SA GAY, L.ESBAIN, Bl & TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TUL.SA GL.BT COMMUNITY
TRANSGENDER (GL.BT) COMIIU- CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE OPEN
12·9 PM
NITY CENTER & PRIDE STORE OPEN f-t PM
OPENUPM
ANONYMOUS HN TeSTING BY
•MEN 4 MEN,• DISCUSSION 'LESBIAN
CONNECTION: H.O.P.I!.; TUL.SA GL.BT COMIIUGROUP; TUL.SA GL.BT COMW- WOMENS
MOVIE NIGHT: NITY Cl!NTER; 4-7 Ptl
NITY CENTER; 7 PM
TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
T.U.LS.A. BD. MTG.; TUL.SA·
CONFIDENTIAL. HN TESTING 8Y CENTER: 7:00 PM
GL.BT COMMUNITY CENTER; 4
RED ROCK: TUL.SA GAY, LESBIAN, Bl & TRANSGENDER
T.U.L.S.A. GENERAL. IIEETING;
(GL.BT) COMIIUNITY CENTER; 8TUL.SA GL.BT COMIIUNITY
8 Ptl
CENTER; IS PII
EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS; COMAA - COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 7:30
MUNITY OF HOPE; 7 PM
PM
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (NA):
H.O.P.E.:
ANONYMOUS HIV
COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 11PM
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 Af.U PM &
LAMBDA AA; UNITY CEl'-ITER; 5:30
HIV WALK-IN TESTING: 8 -a PM
PM

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COMMUNITY OF HOPE: SER-I Tlll.SA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
VICE; 8 PM
CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE
OPEN8-9PM
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER- OPEN f-t PM
OPEN 8-1 PM
SALISTCONGREGATION: 11 AM

TOHR

OFFICE

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HIV TEST- GENDER OUTREACH OKLA·
DROP-IN DAY:
GLBT COMMUNITY
CENTER;TPM

FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY ING BY RED ROCK; TULSA HOMA
CHURCH:
CHURCH SCHOOL; CENTER; f-t PM
GLBT COMMUNITY
CEN- TULSA
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:30 AM

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TUL.SA GL.BT COMMUNITY CEN- TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TUL.SA GL.BT COIIMUNITY
TER & PRIDE STORE OPEN 8-9 CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORe OPEN
OPENf-lPM
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CONNECTION· ANDNYIIOUS HN TESTING BY
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MOVIE NIGHT: NITY CENTER; 4-7 Pf,I
1VL.SA GLBT COMMUNITY
CONFIDENTIAL.
HN
TESTING
BY
CENTER:
T·OO
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AA - COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
TER; f-8 PM
RED ROCK: TUL.SA GL.B·T CO.,_
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HOUSE OF THE HOly SPIRIT SOULFORCE IN
OKLA·
MUN/TY CENTER; 8-8 Ptl
"RETRO
NIGHT
AT NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
MINISTRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL; HOMA; 1VLSA GI.BT COM- AA:. COMMUNITY OF HOPE: AGED O1/T: SOCIAL GROUP
7:30PM
FOR 21+; .50 NIGHT@ ROSE EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS; COM- §CHA TZl'S" BENEFITING 11PM
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:45 AM, MUNITY CENTER; I PM
EVENING SERVICE: 7 PM
MUNITY OF HOPE; 7 PM
BOWL; LOOK 4 SIGN; B PM
TQHR;f PM

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H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT.:
RALE:
REHEARSAL;
6 :50 APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM
9N.UPM
ST. JEROME: HOLY EUCHARIST: PM, ALL SOULS
11 AM
LAMBDA AA: UNITY CENTER;
H.O.P.E.: ANONYMOUS HIV
5:30 PM
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOW-1 TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; 11 AM & 8 PM
PM & HIV WALK-IN TESTING:
SHIP; 7PM
SHOP CR GQRPft!AN'S S-8 PM

MCC UNITED: WORSHIP: 11 AM

LAMBDA AA; UNITY CENTER;
5:30

H.O.P.E.:
ANONYMOUS HIV CREATING CHANGE CON•
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 Af.U PM & FERENCE;
MILWAUKEE,
HIV WALK-IN TESTING: 8 -8 PM
WISCONSIN
CREATING CHANGE CONFERENCE; MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

CREATING CHANGE CONFER·
ENCE; Mil.WAUKEE, WISCONSIN

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12-6 PM

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TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
TULSA ARl!A PRllll!Tllll!RS CENTER & PRIDE STORE
IIEETING; TULSA GLBT COIIIIU- OPEN; 8-9 PM
NITY CENTER; 4 PII
COMMUNITY OF HOPE: SER- TOHR
OFFICE HOURS;
VICE;8PM
TULSA GI.BT COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER- CENTER; 8-9 PM
SALIST CONGREGATION: 11 AM
COUNCIL OAK MEN"S CHORALE:
VETERANS DAY

FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH:
CHURCH SCHOOL;
9:30AM&WORSHIP: 10:30AM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL;
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:45 AM,
EVENING SERVICE: 7 PM
MCC UNITED: WORSHIP: 11 AM
ST. JEROME: HOLY EUCHARIST:
11 AM
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; 11 AM &8PM

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OPEN 8-9 PM
PII
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GENDER OUTREACH OKLA· TIJLSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY cumt·
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TIILSA ARt!A PRIIIIETIIIERS BD. TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS; COMH.O.P.E.:
ANONYMOUS HIV IITG.; TIILSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY
MUNITY OF HOPE; 7 PM
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM & CENTER; 7 PII
CENTER; 8 PM

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O.P.J!.; 1VLSA GL8T COIIIIUMTY
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NA: COMMUNllY OF HOPE: 11 PM

UNITY CENTER;

LAMBDA M ; UNllY CENTER; 5:30

•FAMILY LAW PANEL": PRESENTED BY TULSA CITYDIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWCOUNTY LIBRARY SY§TEM:
SHIP; 7 PM
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
CHURCH·7PM

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TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY I THANKSGIVING DAY
CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE
OPEN 8-9 PM
OPEN 8-9 PM
OPEN; 8-9 PM

"DON'T ASK! DON'T TELL! PARTY: $25
ADMISSION , BENEFITS GLBT OSU, OU
& TU GROUPS: RSVP O 744.8842

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TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY
CENTER & PRIDE STORE CENTER & PRIDE STORE OPEN
CLOSED
12~PII
ANONYIIOUS HN 19TING BY
H.O.P.£; TULSA GAY COIIIIUNITY Sl:RVICES CENTER; 4-7

TOHR
OFFICE HOURS; CONRDENTIAL HIV TEST• GENDER OUTREACH OKLA·
TULSA GI.BT COMMUNITY ING BY RED ROCK; TULSA HOMA
DROP-IN
DAY:
CENTER; 8-9 PM
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER; TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
CENTER; 1PM
SOULFORCE IN OKLA• 8-t PM
HOMA; TULSA GLBT COM- AA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE: AGED
OUT:
QUEER
MUNITY CENTER; I PM
7:30 PM
THANKSGMNG POT-LUCK,
BRING YOUR FAVORITE
COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHO- H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY
DISH; TULSA GLBT COM/111.J.
RALE:
REHEARSAL;
6:50 APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM
NITY CENTER; 8 PM

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AA - COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
7:30PM
NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11PM
LAMBDA AA; UNITY CENTER;
5:30

PM, ALL SOULS

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15:30 PM

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CENTER: T:OO PM
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ANONYMOUS HIV
CONFIDENTIAL HN TESTING BY H.O.P.E.: HN TESTING BY APPT.: H.O.P.E.:
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM &
PFLAG 101; FOR PARENTS & RED ROCK; TULSA GLBT CO~ 9 AM-6 PM

FAMILY WHO JUST "FOUND OUT"; IIUNITY CENTeR; 6-9 PII
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH; 7:30 PM
AA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 7:30
PM
PFLAG TULSA; GENERAL MEETING & DISCUSSION GROUPS H.O.P.E. : HIV TESTING BY APPT.:
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL 9 AM-6 PM
CHURCH; 7:30 PM

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TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY OUTGIVIN9 INCO{llfllUNITY·
CENTER & PRIDE STORE m>BtSStfOf"'.; IYL§A 9LfT CQIIIOPEN 8-9 PM
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LESBIAN CONNECTION: TULSA GLST COIIIIIIN/TY a!NWOMENS MOVIE NIGHT: ~ PRIDll
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GENDER OUTREACH OKLAHOIIA; GENERAL IIEET/NG;
TIILSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY CENTER; 7 PII
COMMUNITY OF HOPE: SERVICE;8PM
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION: 11 AM
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH:
CHURCH SCHOOL;
9:30AM&WORSHIP: 10:30AM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL;
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:45 AM,
EVENING SERVICE: 7 PM
MCC UNITED: WORSHIP: 11 AM

TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER & PRIDE STORE OPl!N B-9
PII
TQHR MEMBERSHIP MEETING; GUEST SPEAKER,
DOUG DODD (QI, 1ST DISTRICT U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE; TULSA GLBT COMPM, ALL MUNITY CENTER; 7 PM

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H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY
APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM

H.O.P.E.: ANONYMOUS HIV
ST. JEROME: HOLY EUCHARIST: TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6
11 AM
PM & HIV WALK-IN TESTING:
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOW- 6 -8 PM
SHIP; 11 AM &8 PM

LAMBDA AA:
TER; 5:30PM

UNITY CEN-

DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; 7 PM

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COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
VICE; 6 PM

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GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY CEN- TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY TULSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY CEN- TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
CENTER OPEN; 8-9 PM
TER OPEN s.9 PII
CENTER & PRIDE STORE TER & PRIDE STORE OPEN S-11 CENTER & PRIDE STORE
OPEN 8-9 PM
TOHR OFFICE HOURS. CONFIDENTIAL HN TESTING BY OPEN 8-9 PM
TULSA GI.BT COMMUNITY
':f:T co~ GENDER OUTREACH OKLA· "IIEN 4 MEN,• IIENS GROUP; LESBIAN CONNECTION:
TULSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY CENCENTER; 8-9 PM
HOMA
DROP-IN
DAY: TER; 8PM
WOIIENS MOVIE NIGHT:
AA:. COMMUNITY OF HOPE· 7·30
COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHO- PM
. • •
~~~~ COMMUNITY CONFIDENTIAL HN TESTING BY TULSA GI.BT COMMUNITY
RED ROCK: TULSA GLBT CO~ CENTER: 7:00 PM
RALE:
REHEARSAL; S:50 H.O.P.E. : HIV TESTING BY APPT.:
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PM, ALL SOULS
9 AM-8 PM
AGED OUT: DISCUSSION • MUN/TY CENTER; S-9 PII

SER- TULSA

COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION: 11 AM
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH·
CHURCH SCHOOL·
9:30AM&WORSHIP: 10:30AM •

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HOUSE OF THE · HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL;
9:30 AM & WORSHIP: 10:45 AM.
EVENING SERVICE: 7 PM
H.O.P.E. : ANONYMOUS HIV
TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6
MCC UNITED: WORSHIP: 11 AM
PM & HIV WALK-IN TESTING:
ST. JEROME: HOLy EUCHARIST: 6-8 PM
11 AM
PFLAG TULSA; SUPPORT
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOW- GROUP FOR ALL; FELLOWSHIP; 11 AM &6 PM
SHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH; 7:00 PM

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TWO
SPIRITED•; TULSA EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS; COMGLBT COMMUNITY CENTER· MUNITY OF HOPE; 7 PM
'

B PM

H.O.P.E.:
ANONYMOUS HIV
H.O.P.E. : HIV TESTING BY TESTING BY APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM &
HN WALK-IN TESTING: 8-8 PM
APPT.: 9 AM-6 PM
LAMBDA AA
UNITY CENTER; 5:30 PM
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP; 7 PM

DEC1
TULSA

GLBT

COIIIIUNITY

CENTER & PRIDE STORE OPEN

12~ PII
ANONYIIOUS HN TESTING BY
H.O.P.£; TULSA GAY COIIIIUNITY SSMCt!S CENTER; 4-7
PII
T.U.LS.A. GENERAL lll!ETING;
TULSA GLBT COIIIIUNITY
CENTER; 5:00 PII
AA - COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
7:30PM
NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE :
11PM
LAMBDA M, UNITY CENTER;
5:30

(Continued from page 1)

DODD TO VISIT CENTER

&rowd~
T'\\'33

the nl9ht I.Jore Saturda~
(Friday, Dec. 14)

And aff thro•sh the Cit~
(7:00 PM - Midnight)

.Not a Creature \\'33 Stirrin9,

Mr. Dodd will speak immediately after the business
session of the meeting. Business on the agenda includes
the presentation of a slate of nominees for the executive
offices for the 2002 Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
(TOHR) Board of Directors.
•
The newly formed Board Development Committee has
been evaluating the current board and interviewing interested individuals for the 5 executive offices and will present
a slate of candidates for the elections scheduled for December 11, 2001.
All in the gay, lesbian, bi and transgender allied community are invited to attend this important meeting. Refreshments will be served beginning at 7:00 PM with the
meeting starting at 7:30 PM. Mr. Dodd will speak at approximately 8:00 PM. See you there .

Aff were 9ettin9 Pref~

CS ADVERTISERS

( and meeting at the Center at 7 PM)

WRITE TO THEM SOON!

rJ•mped on the &.a,
($15 / person}

To see What \\'33 l:Jp
(Holiday Lights & Bar Bus Tour!}

When Jo & Le.hold
it seemed Q.ite Corrupt!
(it's a bunch of gay folk!}

So .. rJoined them
And we Da&hed awa~. dashed Awa~
(Utica Square, "the lake", Historic Tulsa areas, etc.)

Da&hed Awa~ Aff
(though only 50 seats available}

We aaw Ji9hta, +Len Dranl some,
(visiting Tulsa Gay & Lesbian bars!}

Dranl aome .More and went AANNNN!
Ooohin9 & AaLhhin9
(from the lights}

aH ni9Lt fon9
(ok - just half the night}

We f'roficled & t>anced,
we Rode and aan9 aon9a
(ride the bus - don't' drink & drive}

A& .Ni9Lt fl'.lrned to Da~
(bus back at Center around 12 am}

We went o-..r separate Wa~
(that's the intention}

Nopin9 for Peace on ~artL
And a Good .Ni9hta
fca/1743.4297 now to rese,ve your seatJ

(Zip codes are needed
on a few)
Mr. Monte Harrison
Owner
Jason's Deli
1516 S Quaker
Tulsa, OK 74120
Director of Marketing
Sylvan Learning Center
Director of Marketing
6808 S Memorial
Suite 146
Tulsa, OK 741
www.educate.com
Ms. Laura Peace
Director of Marketing
The Grand Health Club
3030 E 91 st Street
Tulsa, OK 741
Mr. Travis Jones
Director of Marketing
Personnel Consultants
3501 E 31 st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
personnel-consultants. com
Mr. Lee Gullett
Controller
Mercury Mortgage
Garden Oaks Office Park
5222 E 69th Place
Tulsa, OK 741
Mr. Michael Bryden
Director of Marketing
Doubletree Hotel Downtown
616 W 7th Street
Tulsa, OK 741

Mr. Robert Watson
Manager
Doubletree Hotel Warren
Place
6110 S Yale
Tulsa, OK 741
Mr. Gary Ogg
Director of Marketing
Digicom Wireless
6927 E 71 81 Street
Tulsa, OK 741
Ms. Charla Murrah
Director of Marketing
Cox Communications
8421 E 61 81 Street
Tulsa, OK 74133
Mr. Steve Mason
Director of Development
Saint Simeon's
3701 N Cinncinnati
Tulsa, OK 74106
www.saintsimeons.org
Mr. Doug Watts
Owner
Megawatts Computers
4131 S Sheridan Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74145
Mr. Nick Reynold
Director of Marketing
AdamsCrest Cremation
Center
1916 S Sheridan Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74112

Director of Marketing
Monte Cassino
2206 S Lewis
Tulsa, OK 74114

what's going on at the

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sa
ay, lesbian,
• sgender
ity center
2114 S MEMORIAL
WEEK2WEEK

THE GLBT CENTER - HERE FOR YOU
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:
• GLBT Information Line
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
• Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library
Responsibilities and duties
1. Prepare books for check-in / check-out
2. Track books checked out
3. Shelve books / periodicals
Center
Friends
•
Volunteers are needed for a variety of miscellaneous
positions including, but certainly not limited to:
•
General upkeep / beautification of the Center and
it's surroundings
•
Sorting TOHR historical archives
Just contact David Hoot. TOHR Volunteer Director. at
743.4297 to schedule an appointment and training

RETRO DANCE
COMING TO

SCHATZl'S
FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 9
9:00 PM

SUNDAY
• TULSA AREA PRIMETIMERS; 2nd @ 4 PM
• TULSA BEARS; every other 3rd @ 5 PM
•
GENDER OUTREACH; every 3rd @ 7 PM
MONDAY
•
GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6~9 PM
•
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
•
PRIMETIMERS BO MTG; 2nd @ 7:00 PM
•
CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
WEDNESDAY
•
GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TOHR OFFICE HOURS; 6-9 PM
• AGED-OUT; for men & women 21 & above; 7 PM
•
GENDER OUTREACH DROP-IN; every week 7 PM
• AGED-OUT; FOR 21 +; every week; 8 PM
THURSDAY
•
GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
• TEAM OK-USA; call for date & time
•
CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING by Red Rock; 6-8 PM
FRIDAY
•
GLBT CENTER OPEN; 6-9 PM
•
LESBIAN CONNECTION MOVIE NIGHT; 7 PM
SATURDAY
•
GLBT CENTER OPEN; 12-9 PM
•
OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
3rd @ 10 AM - 1 PM - Call for reservations
•
OPEN ARMS PROJECT (youth group); 6 PM
• T.U.L.S.A. BO MTG; 1st; 4 PM
• TU.LS.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

cOMMUNITYLISTINGS
ADVOCACY

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

CIIIARRON AWANCE GROUP
POBOX18794
OKC, OK 73154
<405.810.9599
HUIIIAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN
1107E191h
TULSA.OK 74120
918.582.4673
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOn:RS
METROPOLITAN 1VLSA
3336 E 32nd STREET
SUITE234
TULSA, OK 74135-4442
NATIONAL ORGANIZA T/ON
FOR WOIIEN (N.O.W.)
PO BOX 892057
TULSA, OK 74134
918.365.5658
OKLAHOMA NARAL
POBOX916S
TULSA, OK
918.365.5658
PARENTS,
FAIi/LiES
&
FRIENDS of LESBIANS & GAYS
(PFLAG}-1VLSA
POBOX52800
TULSA, OK 74152
918.748.4901
SAY NO TO HA 11: COAUTION
A VOLUNTEER ORG OEDI
CATED TO PRESERVING
THE DIGNITY AND FUNDA
MENTAL FREEDOMS OF ALL
PEOPLE
SOULFORCE IN OKLAHOMA
RT. 4 BOX 3534
STIGLER, OK 74462
918 .587 .3248 (SUE) or
918.4522761 (KAREN)
1VLSA OKLAHOIIIANS for HUMAN RIGHTS
POBOX2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.7"3.4297

DOMESTIC VIOLENCI! INTERVENTION SERVICES, INC.
(DVIS}
1419 E 15th STREET
TULSA, OK 74120
918.585.3143
1VLSA POLICE DEPARTMENT
918.595.2824 OR 911

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BAMBOO LOUNGE
7204 E PINE STREET
TULSA.OK
918.832.1269
CW's DANCE HALL & SALOON
1737 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.810.5323
NEW AGE RENEGADES
1849 S MAIN STREET
'TULSA, OK 74119
918.585.3<405

NVS
2182 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA.OK 74112
918.8352376
SILVER STAR SALOON
1565 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA, OK 74112
918.834.4234
PlAY-AIOR LOUNGE
424 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA. OK 74112
918.838.9792
SCHATZl's
2819 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA, OK 74112
918280.1316
TNT'•
2114S MEMORIAL DRIVE
TULSA.OK 74145
918.880.0856
rootBOXII
1338 E 3RD STREET
TULSA, OK 74120
918.584.1308
YE.LOW BRICK ROAD PUB
2830 E 15TH STREET
TULSA, OK 74104

918.748.1563

COUNSELING
CHERRY STREET PSYCHOTHERAPY ASSOCIA18
1515SLEW1S
TULSA, OK 74104
918.743.4479
CALL 71-E TUI.SA Gt.BT INFORMATION LINE AT 918.743.4297
FOR PR/VA TE COUNSELORS

FINANCIAL
CALL THE TUI.SA GLBT INFORMATION UNE AT 918.743.4297
FOR PRIVATE FINANCIAL SERVICES I ACCOUNTANTS

GLBT ORGANIZATIONS
BISEXUAL, LESBIAN, GAY
TRANS ALLIANCE OF TU
Brilln-Co<taxOUtulsa.edu
COUNCIL OAK MEN'S

CHORAL/!
PO BOX 1082
TULSA, OK 7 4104-1082
918.748.3888
FREE SPIRIT WOAIAN
IN PRIVATE HOMES
918.587.4669
LESBIAN CONNECTION
C/OTOHR
POBOX2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
OK SPOKES CLUB
POBOX9185
TULSA. OK 74157
1VLSA AREA PRIIIETIIIIERS
POBOX52118
TULSA.OK 74152-0118
918.582.8557
1VLSA GLBT C0/11/IIUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
MAIL: PO BOX 2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
1VLSA OKLAHOMANS for HUMAN RIGHTS (TOHR}
POBOX2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
1VLSA UNIFORM & LEATHER
SEEKERS ASSOCIATION (T.U.L.
S.A.)
POBOX33076
TULSA, OK 74102
918.299.6866
TULSA WOMEN'S
ALTERNATIVE
918.587.4669

GOVERNMENT
EQUAL EIIPLOYIIENT OPPOR1VNITY COflflllSSION (EEOC}
405.231 .4911
OKLAHOMA CORPORTA TION
COMMISSION CONSUMER
DIVISION
405.521 .2331
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, AIDS CARE
COORDINATORS-TULSA
918.428.0366

HEALTHCARE
/NDlAN HEAL TH CARE RESOURCE CENTER
SSOSPEORIA
TULSA.OK 74119
918.582.7725
MORTON HEALTH CENTER
803 E PINE STREET
TULSA, OK 74108
918.587.2171
PUNNED PARENTHOOD
1007 S PEORIA AVENUE
TULSA. OK 74129
918.587.1101
RYAN WHITE TITLE 118 lll!DI-

CAL CUN/C
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVER
SITY COLLEGE

OF MEDI
CINE
C/0 TULSA C.A.R.E.S.

1VLSA CITY/COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTlll!NT
4616 E 15th STREET
TULSA, OK 74112

918.744.1000

HELPUNES
CDC NATIONAL PREVENTION
NETWORK
800.458.5231
CRISIS HELPLINE
918.838.4357
DOllll!STIC VIOLENCE
918.585.3143
GLBT INFORMATION UNE
918.743.4297
111A YOR'S ACTION UNE
918.598.2100
NATIONAL AIDS HOTLINE
800.342.AIOS
NATIVE AMERICAN AIDS UNI!
800283.AIOS
OKLAHOMA AIDS HOTLINE
800.535.AIOS
918.742.5804
PFLAG HELPUNE
918.748.4901
STD HOTLINE
800227.8922

HIVINDS
AIDS COALITION OF TULSA
1430 S BOULDER AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74119
918.585.5551
AIDS WALK 1VLSA
POBOX4337
TULSA, OK 74101
918.579.9593
HN OUTREACH, PREVENTION
& EDUCATION (H.O.P.E.}
3503 E ADMIRAL
TULSA, OK 74115
918.834.8378
INTERFAITH A/OS MINISTRIES
PO BOX 691438
TULSA, OK 74169
918.438.2437
NA/IIES PROJECT - TULSA
3507 E ADMIRAL PLACE
TULSA, OK 74115
918.748.3111
RED ROCK TULSA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
1n4 E &h STREET
TULSA, OK 74104
918.584.2325
REGIONAL AIDS INTERFAITH
NETWORK {RAIN}
409 S PITTSBURG
TULSA, OK 74112
918.834.4195
1VLSA C.A.R.E.S.
3508 E ADMIRAL
TULSA, OK 74115
918.834.4194

ilGAL
AJll!RJCAN CML UBERTll!S
UNION (ACLU}
800.875.8516 (PIN I 8516)
L.AIIBDA LEGAL DEFENSE AND
EDUCATION FUND (U.DEF}
120 WALL STREET
SUITE 1500
NY, NY 10005-3904
212.809.0055
UNNERSITY OF TULSA LEGAL
CLJNC
408 S HARVARD A\/ENUE
TULSA, OK 74112
918.5842752
CALL Tl-£ GLBT INFORMATION
UNE AT 918.743.4297 FOR
PRIVATE ATTORNEYS

PERSONAL SERYJCES
GNL TRAVEL
9415 E 31st STREET
TULSA.OK
918.665.3460
866.380.4731
gaynlesbiantravel.com

PERMANENT HAIR REIIOVAL
BA. ELECTROLOGY
918.455.9050

POLITICAL
CIMARRON ALUANCE
405.810.9599
DEIIOCRA TIC HEADQUARn:RS
3930 E 31st STREET
TULSA.OK 74135
918.7422457
REPUBL.ICAN HEADQUARn:RS
7947 E 50th STREET
TULSA, OK 74145
918.627 .5702

RECREATION
LAMBDA BOWL/NG LEAGUE
MONOAYSATRIVERLANES
LABOR-MEMORIAL DAYS
NANCY lilcDONALD RAINBOW

UBRARY
TULSA GLBT COMMUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
918.743.4297
TEAii OK-USA
C.OGNL TRAVEL
WOMENS MOVIE NIGHT
FRIDAYS AT THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
2114S MEMORIAL
918.743.4297
WOllll!NS SUPPER CLUB
MONTI-R.. Y DINNERS OUT ON
THE TO~ - FOR WOMEN
CONTACT 1liE
LESBIAN CONNECTION @
POBOX2687
TULSA, OK 74101
VOLLEYBALL
MONDAYSATRIVERPARKS
71stAND RIVERSIDE
MEMORIAL-LABOR DAYS

RELJGIQUS
ALL

SOULS

UNITARIAN

CHURCH
2952 S PEORIA AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114
918.743.2362
CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION
1314 S GREENWOOD
TULSA. OK 74104
918.587.1314
COIIIIIUNITY OF HOPE UCC
2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114-6300
918.585.1800
C0/11/IIUNITY UNITARIANUNNERSALJST CONGREGATION
.
2545 S YALE AVENUE
TULSA, OK 74114-4837
918.749.0595
DIGNITY I INTEGRITY OF 1VLSA
PO BOX 701475
TULSA, OK 74170-1475
918.355.3140
DIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
5820 E HASKELL PLACE
TULSA, OK 74158
918.835.1887
Fal.OWSHIP CONGREGATION

CHURCH
2900 S HARVARD AVENUE
TULSA.OK 74114
918.747.7777
HARIIIONY CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCI~
1715 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA, OK 74112-7305
118.831.A440
HOPE UNITARIAN CHURCH
8432 S SHERIDAN ROAD
TULSA, OK 74133
918.481 .0998
HOUSI! OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
1517 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.628.0802

IICCUNITED

1823 N MAPLEWOOD
PO BOX 581702
TULSA, OK 74158-1702
918.838.17175
SOULFORCE IN OKLAHOMA
MEETING AT THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
2114S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.587.3248 OR
918.743.4297
ST. AIDAN' S EPISCOPAL

CHURCH
4045 N CINCINNATI
TULSA, OK 74104
918.425.7882
ST. DUNSTAN'S EPISCOPAL

CHURCH
5635 E 71ST STREET
TULSA, OK 74104
918.492.7140
ST. JEROIII! EVANGELICAL

ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
205WKING
TULSA, OK 74108-5156
918.582-3088
TALEQUAH UNITARIAN UNIVERSAL/ST CHURCH
918.456.7900

BHA!L
fl/NGO VALLEY FLORAL, INC.
9413 E 31st STREET
TULSA, OK 74145
918.883.5934
877.444.5934
THE PRIDE STORE
LOCATED IN THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL DRIVE
918.743.4297

,SUPPORT
NA TNI! AMERICAN /IIEN'S
SUPPORTGROUP
SSOSPEORIA
TULSA, OK 74119
918.582.7225
OPEN ARMS PROJECT (OAP)
MEETING AT THE TULSA
GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER
A PROGRAM OF TOHR
2114S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74129
918.743.4297
PFLAG • 1VLSA
POBOX52800
TULSA.OK 74152
918.749.4901
TULSA GAY, LESBIAN, 81 &
TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY
CENTER
2114 S MEMORIAL
MAIL: PO BOX 2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
1VLSA OKLAHOMANS FOR
HIJfllAN RIGHTS
POBOX2687
TULSA, OK 74101
918.743.4297
1VLSA YOUTH DtSCOVERY

DIVERSITY (TYDD)
YOUTH SERVICES OF TULSA
302 S CHEYENNE AVENUE
SUITE 114
TULSA, OK 74103
918.582.0081

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BECOMING A rvrcmacrt

R MEMBERSHIP

IT TAKES YOU TO KEEP IT GOING
TOHR and the Tulsa GLBT Center secures EQUAL
rights for the GLBT community but it can't happen without
you!

YOUR MEMBERSHIP
HELPS SECURE EQUAL RIGHTS
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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MEMBERSHIP HAS IT'S PRIVILEDGES
•
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•

Advance notice of TOHR special events
Members receive a 10'¼ discount in the Pride Store
Voting privileges on TOHR business
Access to Video Library - opening soon!
Simply fill out the form to the right and you'll be on your
way to helping TOHR secure EQUAL rights for you or
someone you know. JOIN TODAY!

I WANT TO SECURE EQUAL RIGHTS,
I WANT TO JOIN
TULSA OKLAHOMANS for HUMAN RIGHTS
NAME._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN OR REJOIN TOHR
EDUCATION LEVEL (student): $15.00/year

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QUALITY LEVEL (individual): $30.00/year

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UNITY LEVEL (household): $50.00/year

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ADVOCATE LEVEL (organizational): $75.00/year

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LEADERSHIP LEVEL: (sustaining) $125.00lyear

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send me monthly reminders for the amount of$_ __

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the amount of $_ __
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me ASAP so I can help in the fight for equality.
Volunteers are needed for a variety of opportunities.
METHOD OF PAYMENT (please select one)

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MMUNITYNEWS

ulsa oklahomans
for human rights

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.
Publication 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 new additions to the TOHR mailing Hst. Membership is then required
for the subscription to continue.

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COMING UP THIS MONTH:
SUNDAY; NOV. 4; GORDMANS BENEFIT PFLAG & H.O.P.E.
FRIDAY, NOV. 9; RETRO DANCE@ SCHATZl'S
BENEFITS TOHR & THE CENTER
TUESDAY, NOV. 13; DOUG DODD, US. HOUSE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SPEAKS
AT THE TOHR MEETING@ THE CENTER
THURSDAY; NOV. 15; FAMILY LAW PANEL
AT ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH
SATURDAY, NOV. 17; OUTGIVING INCOMMUNITY
"BE STRATEGIC . .. GET A PLAN"
AT THE CENTER@ 10 AM
SATURDAY, NOV. 17; DO ASK! DO TELL!
BENEFITS OSU, OU & TU GROUPS

Part of Community Center News : Nov. (2001)