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- Tags: People Living With AIDS
[1999] Tulsa Family News, November 1999; Volume 6, Issue 11
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1999, AIDS, aMUSEments, arts and entertainment, Asia, Bars, Boy Scouts, businesses, children, churches, civil union, Colorado, Community Center, couples registry, Dave Fleischer, Denver, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Domestic Partnership, Dyke Psyche, Esther Rothblum, Ferocious Romance, France, gay bashing, Greg Louganis, hate mail, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, HIV, homophobia, James ChrstJohn, Jerry Falwell, Jim Christjohn, Kathleen Pendergrass, Magic Johnson, marriage, marriage equality, Mary Shepers, Matthew Shephard, Millenium March, Mount Zion Baptist Church, Murder, NAMES Project, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, partner and marriage rights, Partner Benefits, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, Peter Buffet, Read All About It, Recycling, religion, restaurants, seniors, South Africa, That Entertainment Guy, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Public Schools, Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, World AIDS day
[1998] Tulsa Family News, November 1998; Volume 5, Issue 11
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: AIDS/HIV, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, children, churches, civil rights, Claudette Peterson, Comic Strips, condoms, Congress, conversion therapy, custody, Dave Fleischer, divorce, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Drew Edmonson, Dyke Psyche, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, Gal-A-Vanting, gay politicians, Gay Studies, homophobia, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, James Christjohn, Jocelyn Elders, Jonny Lee Cleary, Lamont Lindstrom, marriage, Mary Schepers, Matthew Shepard, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, National Organization of Women, Native Americans, needle exchange, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, politics, Read All About It, restaurants, Ryan Sheridan, sex education, sodomy laws, Surgeon General, Tom Neal, Tulsa City County Library, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, United Methodist Church, United States House, vigil, World AIDS day
[1998] Tulsa Family News, October 1998; Volume 5, Issue 10
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1998, Adam West, adoption, aging, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, breast cancer, businesses, churches, civil rights, Dave Fleischer, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dyke Psyche, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, Eureka Springs, fencing, gay bashing, gay clergy, Gay Studies, healtcare, homophobia, James Christjohn, Lamont Lindstrom, marriage, Mary Schepers, medical abuse, Mr. Tulsa Leather, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, PFLAG, polygamy, prison, protests, Read All About It, restaurants, Ric Poston, S&M, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, Walk for Life
[1998] Tulsa Family News, August 1998; Volume 5, Issue 8
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1998, Adam West, adoption, African Americans, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Bars, blindness, Boy Scouts, bullying, businesses, children, churches, civil rights, Comic Strips, custody, Dave Fleischer, David Satcher, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Dr. Marny Hall, Dyke Psyche, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, Family of Faith Metropolitan Community Church, Gay Games, gay politicians, Gay Studies, Grethe Cammermeyer, harassment, high school, homophobia, James Christjohn, Lamont Lindstrom, Marsha Stevens, Mary Schepers, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, needle exchange, Partner Benefits, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, prison, RAIN, Read All About It, Reggie White, restaurants, Sapulpa, Steve Largent, Surgeon General, threats, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, Unitarian Universalist Association, United States Congress, United States House of Representatives, voting
[1997] Tulsa Family News, January 15-February 14, 1997; Volume 4, Issue 2
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1997, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, children, churches, civil rights, custody, Dave Fleischer, Elizabeth Taylor, Ellen Degeneres, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Follies Revue, gay politicians, gay teachers, Greg Bills, harassment, hate crimes, HIV/AIDS and the Law, homophobia, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, lance brittain, marriage, Meant to be Fit, mindspace, National Organization of Women, Native Americans, Partner Benefits, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, Pride Center, Read All About It, representation, restaurants, right to die, Say No To Hate Coalition, sodomy laws, Stephen W. Scott, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Native American AIDS Prevention Project
[1996] Tulsa Family News, October 15-November 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 11
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1996, AIDS Quilt, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, bigotry, Bill Clinton, businesses, churches, Dave Fleischer, David Mixner, Defense of Marriage Act, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Entertainment Notes, estate planning, Eureka Happenings, gay parents, gay politicians, HIV Resource Consortium (HIVRC), HIV/AIDS and the Law, homophobia, HOPE Testing, insurance, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, Kerry Lewis, lance brittain, Leather, Meant to be Fit, Mind Space, NAMES Project, Nancy McDonald, Partner Benefits, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, PFLAG, Phyl Boler-Schmidt, Pride Center, RAIN, Read All About It, representation, restaurants, S&M, schools, sexual assault, Stephen W. Scott, tolerance, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Police Department, viatication, Walk for Life
[1996] Tulsa Family News, August 15-September 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 9
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1996, adoption, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV treatment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bill Clinton, Black and White Gala, businesses, churches, comedy, Community of Hope, custody, Dave Fleischer, Entertainment Notes, estate planning, Follies Revue, G. Miller, gay politicians, harassment, hate crimes, homophobia, HOPE Testing, Human Rights Campaign, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, Jeffrey Beal, Jim Kolbe, Murder, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, PFLAG, Phyl Boler-Schmidt, pornography, Promise Keepers, Read All About It, restaurants, Sid Spencer, Tasmin Wilton, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, viatication
[1995] Tulsa Family News, July 15-August 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 8
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1995, adoption, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV testing, Amnesty International, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bill Clinton, Black and White Gala, Black and White Party, businesses, Camp Sister Spirit, censorship, churches, civil rights, Dave Fleischer, estate planning, Fight For Your Rights, Follies Revue, gay politicians, homophobia, horoscope, International Lesbian and Gay Association, internet, L. Cooper, letters to the editor, marriage, Melissa Etheridge, Michaelangelo Signorile, military inclusion, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, OutNOW!, Partner Benefits, Pat Morehead, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, personals, PFLAG, Politically Incorrect, Pride, promhate crimes, Rainbow Village, representation, restaurants, sexual orientation discrimination, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, Transgender, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahoman for Human Rights, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, viatication, Victory Fund
[1995] Tulsa Family News, May 15-June 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 6
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1995, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, anti-bias law, Apple Computer, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Australian National Gaymes, Barry Hensley, Bars, blindness, businesses, cancer, Candice Gingrich, censorship, children, churches, civil rights, condoms, Consumer Reports, contraception, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Creating Change, custody, David Duke, Deb Price, domestic partners, Don't Ask Don't Tell, editorial, employment discrimination, employment protection, estate planning, Family Finances, Family of Faith, Family of Faith Metropolitan Community Church, Follies Revue, Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, gay bashing, Great Plains Regional Rodeo, homophobia, Hope Candlelight Tour, Human Rights Campaign Fund, Kaposi's sarcoma, Leanne Gross, LGBT clergy, LGBT politicians, marriage, Mel White, Metropolitan Christian Church of Greater Tulsa, military inclusion, Murder, National Endowment for the Arts, OutNOW!, Parents, People Living With AIDS, performing arts, personals, PFLAG, picnic parade, Pride, protests, RAIN, Rainbow Business Guild, Read All About It, Regional AIDS Interfaith Network (RAIN), representation, restaurants, Robert Donaghe, sexual orientation discrimination, threats, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, torture, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, viatication, Victory Fund, violence