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[1991] Impact of AIDS on American Cities

Impact of AIDS on American Cities.pdf

Photocopies of a comprehensive report conducted by the United States Conference of Mayors Task Force for AIDS detailing the trends of the spread and treatment of HIV/AIDS in urban areas, 36 pages. Their assessment covers how the surveyed cities…

Tags: 1991, AIDS, AIDS cases by ethnicity, AIDS cases by gender, AIDS cases by orientation, AIDS deaths, AIDS drug reimbursement, AIDS drugs, AIDS panic, AIDS reporting, AIDS research, AIDS service needs, AIDS Task Force, AIDS testing, AIDS treatment, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV laws, AIDS/HIV longterm survivors, AIDS/HIV prevention, AIDS/HIV reporting, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, AIDS/HIV treatment, Anaheim, Art Agnos, Atlanta, AZT, Baltimore, Boston, CARE Act, Chicago, Cleveland, Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act, Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act (CARE), Dallas, Denver, Ft. Lauderdale, health insurance, healthcare, HIV, HIV cases increase, HIV diagnose, HIV drug study, HIV prevention, HIV regimen, HIV research, HIV testing, HIV treatment, HIV/AIDs, HIV/AIDS bias, HIV/AIDS research, HIV/AIDs testing, Houston, Indianapolis, insurance, J. Thomas Cochran, Jersey City, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Medicaid, Medicaid Cuts, Minneapolis, New Haven, New Orleans, New York City, Newark, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Robert Isaac, Robert M. Isaac, Ryan White care Act, Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act, Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act (CARE), San Diego, San Francisco, San Juan, Seattle, state AIDS drug reimbursement, Tampa, Task Force on AIDS, Thomas Cochran, United States Conference of Mayors, US Conference of Mayors, US Conference of Mayors Task Force on AIDS

[2000] Tulsa Family News, October 2000; Volume 7, Issue 10

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

[1999] Tulsa Family News, January 1999; Volume 6, Issue 1

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV reporting, AIDS/HIV testing, anti-discrimination bill, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Boy Scouts, businesses, censorship, churches, Cimarron Alliance, Comic Strips, condoms, Dave Fleischer, discrimination, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Dyke Psyche, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, gay bashing, Gay Studies, government assistance, hate crimes, healthcare, homelessness, homophobia, James Christjohn, Lamont Lindstrom, marriage, Mary Schepers, Matthew Shephard, Murder, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, O'RYAN, Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association, parade, performing arts, picnic, Pride, Pride Centere, Read All About It, Red Rock, restaurants, sodomy laws, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Gay Community Services Center, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group

[1998] Tulsa Family News, December 1998; Volume 5, Issue 12

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 1998, Adam West, AIDS Memorial Quilt, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, churches, Comic Strips, Dave Fleischer, discrimination, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Dyke Psyche, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, Fred Phelps, Gay Studies, healthcare, homophobia, Human Rights Campaign, James Christjohn, Lamont Lindstrom, lawsuits, marriage, Mary Schepers, Matthew Shepard, Metropolitan Community Church, NAMES Project, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, performing arts, Phill's Diner, Read All About It, restaurants, sodomy laws, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church, Westboro Baptist Church, World AIDS day

[1998] Tulsa Family News, September 1998; Volume 5, Issue 9

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 1998, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV reporting, AIDS/HIV research, Alice Jones, anti-bias law, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, churches, civil rights, Comic Strips, contraception, conversion therapy, Dave Fleischer, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Dyke Psyche, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, fencing, Gay Studies, gender, hate crimes, healthcare, homophobia, internet, James Christjohn, Kelly Kirby, Kerry Lobel, Lamont Lindstrom, marriage, Mary Schepers, Metropolitan Community Church, Mr. Tulsa Leather, Nancy McDonald, National Conference for community and Justice, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, needle exchange, Obituary, parade, Partner Benefits, performing arts, PFLAG, Pride, Read All About It, representation, restaurants, Ric Kirby, Ric Poston, San Francisco, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Gay Community Services Center, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, United Methodist Church, vandalism, Walk for Life

[1998] Tulsa Family News, April 1998; Volume 5, Issue 4

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 'Women at Risk', 1998, activism, Adam West, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, Americans with Disabilities Act, anti-bias law, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, churches, civil rights, Comic Strips, conversion therapy, Dave Fleischer, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Dyke Psyche, Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, films, gay bashing, gay politicians, Gay Studies, healthcare, hemophilia, homophobia, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre Lagradbouche, Lamont Lindstrom, marriage, Mary Schepers, Mel White, Metropolitan Christian Church of Greater Tulsa, Murder, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, needle exchange, performing arts, PFLAG, Princess Diana, Read All About It, representation, restaurants, Susan Savage, Tom Neal, Tracy Barbere, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahoman for Human Rights, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, United Methodist Church, University of Tulsa, University of Tulsa Bisexual/Lesbian/Gay/Transgendered Alliance, weddings

[1997] Tulsa Family News, July 1997; Volume 4, Issue 8

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 'Heather Has Two Mommies', 1997, Affinity News Corporation, African Americans, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, Carolyn Welch Griffin, censorship, churches, City of Tulsa, civil rights, civil union, Dave Fleischer, Department of the Interior, discrimination, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dr. Michael Gorman, Entertainment Notes, fundraisers, FUSO, hate crimes, healthcare, homophobia, HOPE Testing, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre La Grandbouche, Mariana Caplan, marriage, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, Oklahoma Lesbian and Gay Law Association, parade, performing arts, personals, political asylum, Pride, Pride Center, Read All About It, restaurants, schools, sodomy laws, students, Tom Neal, Tulsa Area Prime Timers, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group

[1997] Tulsa Family News, May 15-June 14, 1997; Volume 4, Issue 6

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

[1997] Tulsa Family News, April 15-May 14, 1997; Volume 4, Issue 5

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

[1996] Tulsa Family News, November 15-December 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 12

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 1996, AIDs Walk, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, American Civil Liberties Union, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bruce Bawer, businesses, Cajun Boiling Pot, censorship, children, churches, civil rights, civil unions, custody, Dana Tigere, Dave Fleischer, Day Without Art, divorce, estate planning, gay bashing, gay police, gay politicians, healthcare, HIV Resource Consortium (HIVRC), HIV/AIDS and the Law, homophobia, HOPE Testing, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, Joe McDonald, lawsuits, letters to the editor, medical abuse, Metropolitan Community Church of Greater Tulsa, Murder, Nancy McDonald, Native Americans, Partner Benefits, performing arts, Read All About It, Red Ribbon Treefest, representation, restaurants, Say No To Hate Coalition, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Native American AIDS Prevention Project, viatication, World AIDS day

[1995] Tulsa Family News, November 15-December 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 12

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 1995, African Americans, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, annulment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, censorship, churches, Community Center, conspiracy, Dave Fleischer, Deb Price, Disney, divorce, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dornan Bill, employment discrimination, Employment Non Discrimination Act, Equil Employment Commission, estate planning, Eureka Springs, Federal Aviation Administration, Gay and Lesbian History Month, gay politicians, Gay/Lesbian America Music Awards (GLAMA), healthcare, homophobia, horoscope, Human Rights Campaign, Human Rights Campaign Fund, injection drugs, insurance, Joyce Murdoch, lawsuits, Log Cabin Republicans, Making Sense, marriage, medical malpractice, medical marijuana, Metropolitan Community Church of Greater Tulsa, Mr. Oklahoma Leather, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, needle exchange, Partner Benefits, Pat Morehead, performing arts, PFLAG, Phyl Boler Schmidt, Phyl Boler-Schmidt, Politically Un-Correct, Read All About It, representation, Republican Party, restaurants, schools, sodomy laws, Steve Largent, Tennessee Williams, Tom Neal, Transgender, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahoman for Human Rights, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, Tulsa Uniform and Leather Seekers Association (TULSA), viatication, whistleblowers, White House Conference on AIDS, World AIDS day

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