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Serving the womyn' s
community
since 1983
Her/and Voice
herland annual pride picnic
Saturday, June 26
food starts at 5:30 pm, entertainment at 6 pm
S6 suggested donation
If it's Pride Week, it must be time for Herland's annual backyard picnic. This is a great way to celebrate Pride and relax at the same time.
We'll have the hotdogs, notdogs, hamburgers, veggie burgers, all the
fixins', potato salad, baked beans, desserts, and drinks. Bring your
lawn chairs and the
kids-this is a family
event! (Please no
dogs.)
Our lineup for entertainment includes the vocal ensemble Twisted Harmony and other talented members of the community. (In fact, there are a few slots left, so contact
us if you would like to perform.) Burgers and dogs will be ready at
5:30 and the music starts at 6 pm, so come and get your food, then
kick back and enjoy the show.
See you there!
herland pizza and movie night
(and workday)
erland events
(all june events take
place at Herland)
Clean up Day
Saturday June 12
1-5pm
Pizza and Movie
Night
Saturday June 12
5:30 pm
Herland Budget
Training Workshop
Session 3: Trimming the
Fat but not the Fun
Thursday June 17
6:30-8 pm
Herland Pride Picnic
Saturday June 26
5: 30-9:00 pm
Saturday, June_12, Workday 2-5:00 pm
Pizza and Movie Night at 5:30 pm
S5 suggested donation for pizza
Bring your pruning shears and clippers and join us for cleanup in preparation for Pride Weekend. Even if it's just an hour or two, we need
you! After the yard work, we'll order pizza and watch a movie on our
newly donated flatscreen TV!
The Herland Voice is a publication of Herland Sister Resources, 2312 NW 39th , OKC, OK 73112. Our bookstore/lending library is open Saturdays
from 1-5 pm. Call us at (405) 521-9696 or email us at herland@herlandsisters.org. Visit us on the web at www .herlandsisters.org.
P
in Art
Saturday, June 6, 7:00-10:00 pm
Istvan Gallery, 1218 N. Western,
Oklahoma City
Cimarron Alliance kicks off LGBT Pride Month
with a one-nigh-only art gallery show and
sale. This free event will feature Oklahoma
LGBT and LGBT-supportive artists, and will
showcase a wide variety of art that includes
oil on canvas, glass fusion, mixed media,
graphic art, landscapes, pastels, metal sculpture, and more. There will be live entertainment, plenty to eat, and a cash bar. Proceeds
from the sale of art will benefit the Cimarron
Alliance Foundation and local artists.
okc pride events
okc pride block
Friday, June 25, 8 pm
The Strip, NW 39th and Penn
Saturday, June 26, 10 am to 10 pm
Sunday, June 27, 10 am to 3 pm,
Memorial Park, NW 36th & Classen
herland pride picnic
Saturday, June 26, 5:30 pm
Herland Backyard, 2312 NW 39
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Sunday, June 27
Parade Step off at 5 pm
Memorial Park, NW 36th & Classen
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The artists being showcased at this casual
event include: Gary Bates, Rick and Tracey
Bewley, John Carter, Sam Echols, Ron Ferrell,
Richard Kieffman, Christina Kovash, Bernadette Martinez, Louis Scott, Joe slack, Sue
Moss Sullivan, Frank Troutman, Rhonda Polen
Wernick, and more.
Pride in Art is open to everyone, so please
bring a friend.
Interfaith
Memorial
Wednesday, June 16, 7:00 pm
Epworth United Methodist
Church, 1901 N. Douglas Avenue,
Oklahoma City
Cimarron Alliance is honored to host this
community-wide event. LGBT people are frequently denied the opportunity to grieve in
public. This unique service will celebrate the
lives of those we have loved and lost. The
Interfaith Pride Memorial Service is a collaborative effort that includes a variety off aith
communities, LGBT organizations, and individuals. Please feel free to submit the names
of loved ones that you would like to remem ber during the service. To do so, email
scott@cimarronalliance.org or call 405-4959300.
tulsa pride events
Interfaith Service
Sunday May 23rd - 3pm
Diversity Christian Fellowship
King & Queen of Pride
Sunday May 23rd - 8pm
Club Maverick
Tulsa Pride Leather & Fetish Fashion Show
Tuesday May 25rd - 7: 30pm
Dennis R. Neil Equality Center
Tulsa More Color Art Show
Opening night reception May 27th
PRIDE
On Display May 27th - June 5th
Dennis R Neill Equality Center, OkEq
More info at www.morecolorart.com
Equality Day at the Zoo
Saturday May 29th 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Tulsa Zoo
Pflag Night at Circle Cinema
Tuesday June 1st 7:00 pm
Circle Cinema
Pride Night at the Library
Thursday June 3rd 7:00 pm Council Oak Mens
Chorale
Tulsa Downtown City-County Library
PFLAG Spaghetti Dinner
Friday June 4th 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Centennial Park - Community Building
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30 YEARS OF CELEBRATING PRIDE
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de f estiva i Et parade
Saturday June 5th
10:00 am to 10:00 pm
Centennial Park
HEELS for HOPE Race 10:00 am
Founders Brunch to honor our elders
1O:30 am to Noon
Pride Pooch Dog Show 2:00 pm
Tulsa Pride - Youth Night
Friday June 4th 5pm - 11 pm
Centennial Park
Pride Parade 7: 30 pm Starts at Boulder & Archer ends at Centennial Park
Tulsa Pride at the BOK with the WNBA
Saturday June 19th @7pm
Tulsa Shock at the BOK Center
Eric Himan & the Adams Concert 9:00
pm
Equality Night at the Philbrook
Tuesday June 22nd
Philbrook Museum of Art
Equality Fire Works 10: 30 pm
community events
PFLAG OKC/Edmond, Tuesday, June 1, 7 pm, Channing
UU Church, 2800 W 15th,
Edmond
Oklahoma judge temporarily halts new
abortion law
The state of Oklahoma has agreed not to enforce a new abortion
law - criticized as one of the nation's most restrictive - until a
judge rules on a legal challenge.
Oklahoma County District Judge Noma Gurich signed the
agreement Monday afternoon. Her action temporarily halts
enforcement of the law requiring pregnant women to undergo
ultrasounds right before abortions. Legislative leaders said the
development was expected.
The Oklahoma Legislature had overridden Gov. Brad Henry's
veto of two abortion bills that he said are an unconstitutional
attempt by the Legislature to insert government into the private
lives and decisions of citizens. The new laws drastically
interfere with women's reproductive freedoms - placing hurdles
between her personal decisions and taking action.
Under the ultrasound legislation, doctors would have been
required to use a vaginal probe in cases where it would provide
a clearer picture of the fetus than a regular ultrasound. Doctors
have said this is usually the case early in pregnancies, when
most abortions are done.
The second abortion bill that the governor vetoed was one that
would have prohibited pregnant women from seeking damages if
physicians withhold important information or provide inaccurate
information about their pregnancy. Supporters of that measure
said it was an attempt to keep pregnant women from
discriminating against fetuses with disabilities.
Henry did sign one abortion bill into law: one requiring abortion
clinics to post signs stating it is against the law for anyone to
force a woman to have an abortion, and that an abortion will
not be performed until the woman gives her voluntary consent.
Earlier this month, Henry signed three other abortion-related
bills, including a ban on abortions based on the gender of the
child and tighter restrictions on the use of the RU-486 abortion
pill.
At least two other abortion measures are pending in the
Oklahoma Legislature including one that would require pregnant
women to complete a lengthy questionnaire before receiving an
abortion.
For more info on how to get involved, go to
ok4rj .wordpress.com.
Cimarron Alliance 411 LGBT
Series: Domestic Violence in
Same Gender Relationships,
Thursday, June 3, 6 pm,
Cimarron, 729 NW 17th
OKC Pride Meetings, Mondays, June 7 & 21, 7 pm, Expressions Church, 4010 N
Youngs Blvd
PFLAG Norman, Thursday,
June 10, 7 pm, St Stephens
Methodist Church, 1801 W
Brooks, Norman
OK Gay and Lesbian Political
Caucus, Monday, June 14, 7
pm at Neighborhood Alliance, NW 36th and Classen
Cimarron Alliance 411 LGBT
Series: Living Well as an
Older Lesbian , Thursday,
July 1, 6 pm, Cimarron, 729
NW 17th
OKC Youth United, Every
Thursday, 5:30 pm, First UU
Church, 600 NW 13th
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Miss Brown To You, Friday,
June 11, 8 to 11 pm, UCO
Jazz Lab, 100 E 5th St, Edmond, $7
Louise & Mary, Saturday,
June 19, 7 pm, Full Circle
Bookstore, 50 Penn Place
herland budget training
workshop
session 3: trimming the fat but
not the fun!
A Belated letter To Anita Bryant
By Jo L. Soske
Thursday June 17
6:30-8 pm, at Herland
Did you know my brown eyed son
Heart as pure as the morning dew
When you armed yourself with slogans
To begin your campaign of condemnation
Did you know my brown eyed son
Treasuring books like Midas did gold
When you sought to run us from our professions
Into the jaws of hunger and want
Did you know my brown eyed son
Searching for constellations in the evening sky
When you chased us into the darkness of hiding
To live a life of fear and lies
Did you know my brown eyed son
Ninja by day, super hero by night
When you pursued your hopes of crucifixion
In the name of the one who cast no stones
Did you know my brown eyed son
Looking for toads in the summer sun
When you waged your war of terror
Under the banner of "Save the Children, "
Did you know my brown eyed son,
Or in your haste to attack, was he the forgotten one
This workshop series provides an eye-opening
look at where your money goes and how to
take control of your finances . In session 1, we
looked at common feelings and misconceptions associated with money and budgets. In
session 2, we looked at the tools we could use
to track our spending and get a handle on the
choices we were making with our budgets.
Now, in session 3, we'll look at ways to trim
down money-wasters and keep the fun in our
budgets.
Even if you missed the first two sessions, you
are welcome to sit in on the last one.
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