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[1995] Tulsa Family News, April-May 1995; Volume 2, 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,…

Tags: 1995, Academy Awards, activism, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV reporting, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, Ann Williams, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barney Frank, Barry Hensley, Bars, Beverly Haney, businesses, Candice Gingrich, censorship, churches, civil disobedience, civil rights, Community Center, custody, Democratic party, Don't Ask Don't Tell, drag queens, estate planning, Family of Faith Metropolitan Community Church, Federal Security Clearance, Greg Louganis, Grethe Cammermeyer, health, homophobia, housing, International Heterosexual Foundation, Klanwatch, letters to the editor, LGBT politicians, marketing, marriage, Murder, Nancy Wilson, Newt Gingrich, Nigel Hawthorne, Ontario Human Rights Commission, Partner Benefits, Pat Robertson, Peabody Awards, performing arts, personals, Peter Karlsson, Planned Parenthood, Read All About It, Red Earth Bears, restaurants, sex offender registry, shoplifting, sodomy laws, Southern Poverty Law Center, St. Patrick's Day, Stephen Bransford, Steve Largent, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, United Nations Human Rights Committee, University of Tulsa, viatication

[1995] Tulsa Family News, August 15-September 14, 1995; Volume 2, 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: African Americans, AIDS Quilt, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, American Baptist Church, anti-gay legislation, arts and entertainment, asylum, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Black and White Gala, businesses, Catholic Church, churches, civil rights, contraception, Dave Fleischer, estate planning, Family Finances, Feast with Friends, Federal Security Clearance, Fred Phelps, Friends in Unity Social Organization (FUSO), gay bashing, gay clergy, gay teachers, Greg Louganis, homophobia, horoscope, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies, Leanne Gross, LGBT politicians, marriage, NAMES Project, National Organization of Women (NOW), needle exchange, Newt Gingrich, Oklahoma Pride Conference, OutRage!, parter benefits, Pat Morehead, performing arts, personals, Politically Incorrect, rape, representation, restaurants, sexual assault, sexual orientation discrimination, Suzanne Slater, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, viatication, Zimbabwe International Book Fair

[1995] Tulsa Family News, February 15-March 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 3

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: 'Freedom Riders', A Friend for a Friend, activism, adoption, AIDS panic, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV longterm survivors, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, American Library Association, anti-bias law, anti-bias policy, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barnes and Noble, Barry Hensley, Bars, Beverly Haney, Bill Clinton, British Broadcasting Company (BBC), businesses, censorship, Christianity and Homosexuality, churches, employment discrimination, estate planning, Family Finances, fraud, gay bashing, gay panic, harassment, Harvey Milk Institute, hate crimes, homophobia, Human Rights Campaign Fund, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, International Conference of Lesbian and Gay Criminal Justice Professionals, Jesse Helms, Kaposi's sarcoma, Leanne Gross, letters to the editor, LGBT history, Log Cabin Republicans, Margarethe Cammermeyer, Mark Finch, marriage, Metropolita Community Church of Greater Tulsa, military inclusion, Mr. Oklahoma Leather, Murder, Newt Gingrich, Obituaries, Partner Benefits, performing arts, personals, police brutality, police harassment, Prime Timers of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, Rainbow Business Guild, Read All About It, religion, research, restaurants, S&M, Sadie Hawkins Dance, San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, schools, sexual orientation discrimination, Steve Largent, studies, surveys, terrorism, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Uniform and Leather Seekers Association (TULSA), viatiacation, violence, workplace discrimination

[1995] Tulsa Family News, July 15-August 14, 1995; Volume 2, 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: 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, June 15-July 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 7

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, aboution, adoption, African Americans, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, Amendment 2, American Library Association, Amnesty International, anti-bias law, anti-gay legislation, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Black and White Party, Buddhism, businesses, California AIDS Ride, censorship, churches, civil rights, Community Awards, custody, Dave Fleischer, Dennis Rodman, Domestic Partnership, Don't Ask Don't Tell, estate planning, Family Finances, Family of Faith National Conference Delegates, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Fight For Your Rights, Follies Revue, Friends in Unity Social Organization (FUSO), fundraising, Gay Albania Society, Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), Gay Lesbian and Bisexual Book Awards, Grethe Cammermeyer, Hannah Solomon Award, hate speech, health, Hillary Clinton, homophobia, horoscopes, Human Rights Campaign Fund, International Conference of Gay and Lesbian Jews, International Mr. Leather, Larry Everett, Latinx, Leadership Lambda /conference, Leanne Gross, Lesbian Avengers, letters to the editor, Mark Vickers, marketing, marriage, medical malpractice, medical marijuana, military inclusion, Murder, National Center for Lesbian Rights, National Council of Jewish Women, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, needle exchange, Out Magazine, parade, Parents, Paul J. Williams, performing arts, personals, Phil Gramm, picnic, pornography, Pride, Pride Awards, Read All About It, religion, representation, restaurants, Ryan White care Act, Scott W. Alexander, sexual orientation discrimination, Soka Gakkai Internation Buddhist Association, sports, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, Transgender, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, viatication, weddings

[1995] Tulsa Family News, May 15-June 14, 1995; Volume 2, 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,…

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

[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

[1995] Tulsa Family News, October 15-November 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 11

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: 'Celluloid Closet', 1995, AIDs Walk, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, anti-bias law, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, censorship, Census, churches, custody, Dave Fleischer, divorce, Domestic Partnership, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Donna Redwing, employment discrimination, estate planning, Eureka Springs, Family Finances, gay politicians, gay teachers, homophobia, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, letters to the editor, LGBT history, marriage, medical abuse, medical malpractice, Metropolitan Community Church of the Living, National Coming Out Day, needle exchange, Nick Steele, Oklahoma Educational Associatin (OEA), partner certificate, performing arts, personals, PFLAG, protests, rape, Read All About It, Red Cross, Red Ribbon Treefest, representation, restaurants, Say No To Hate Coalition, sexual assault, Shocking Gray, sodomy laws, Steve Largent, Steven Petrow, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, Tulsa Public Schools, United States House of Representatives, viatication, visitation rights, war, World Conference on Women

[1996-1997] Tulsa Family News, December 15, 1996-January 14, 1997; Volume 4, 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: African Americans, AIDS Coalition of Tulsa, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV reporting, AIDS/HIV research, arts and entertainment, attorneys, bankruptcy, Barry Hensley, Bars, bullying, businesses, churches, Dave Fleischer, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Entertainment Notes, Eureka Happenings, Evergreen Awards, Fred Phelps, gay bashing, harassment, HIV Resource Consortium (HIVRC), HIV/AIDS and the Law, homophobia, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, Kim Long, lance brittain, lawsuits, Lindsy Van Gleder, marriage, Meant to be Fit, mindspace, Murder, Native Americans, Oklahoma Leather Updates, Pamela Robin Brandt, performing arts, PFLAG, RAIN, Read All About It, restaurants, Robert Gallo, Roy Moore, S&M, schools, Shanti, Stephen W. Scott, students, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Native American AIDS Prevention Project, viatication, Westboro Baptist Church

[1996] Tulsa Family News, April 15-May 14, 1996; Volume 3, 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, December 15, 1995-January 14, 1996; Volume 3, 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 drugs, AIDS/HIV research, Andrew Sullivan, anti-bias policy, anti-gay legislation, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bill Clinton, Boy Scouts, businesses, censorship, churches, custody, Dave Fleischer, Disney, Domestic Partnership, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Entertainment Notes, Essex Hemphill, estate planning, Eureka Springs, gay bashing, HIV Resource Consortium (HIVRC), homophobia, James Christjohn, marriage, Miss Gay Okay Oklahoma, Murder, Native Americans, OK Spoke Club, OKC Wildcats, omophobia, Out and About, Partner Benefits, Pat Morehead, performing arts, PFLAG, Politically Un-Correct, religion, restaurants, Robert Mugabe, sodomy laws, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Native American AIDS Prevention Project, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, viatication, World AIDS day

[1996] Tulsa Family News, February 15-March 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 3

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, January 15-February 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 2

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: adoption, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, American Civil Liberties Union, anti-discrimination law, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Bars, businesses, children, churches, Dave Fleischer, Don't Ask Don't Tell, education, estate planning, Eureka Springs, Foster Parenting, gay bashing, gay parents, gay police, gay teachers, gender identity, harassment, Health Briefs, homophobia, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, marriage, Murder, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, Out and About, partner registry, performing arts, PFLAG, Phyl Boler-Schmidt, prison, representation, research, restaurants, schools, Shanti, Tom Neal, Tulsa City County Library, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Native American AIDS Prevention Project, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Prime Timers, viatication

[1996] Tulsa Family News, July 15-August 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 8

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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, June 15-July 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 7

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, March 15-April 14, 1996; Volume 3, 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,…

[1996] Tulsa Family News, May 15-June 14, 1996; Volume 3, 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,…

[1997] Tulsa Family News, August 1997; Volume 4, 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: 1997, adoption, African Americans, AIDS Quilt, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, arts and entertainment, attorneys, AZT, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bette Greene, Bill Clinton, bullying, businesses, churches, coming out, Dave Fleischer, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dyke Psyche, Ellen Degeneres, employment discrimination, Entertainment Notes, Episcopal Church, Esther Rothblum, Federation of Statewide Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Political Organizations, FUSO, Gianni Versace, harassment, HIV/AIDs testing, homophobia, HOPE Testing, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre La Grandbouche, marriage, Mary Schepers, Milestone Grill, Murder, NAMES Project, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, O'RYAN, performing arts, PFLAG, Pride Center, Read All About It, Red Rock, representation, restaurants, schools, social workers, sodomy laws, Sophronia's, students, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, Youth Services of Tulsa

[1997] Tulsa Family News, December 1997; Volume 4, Issue 12b

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: Adam West, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV prevention, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, anti-bias law, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, churches, coming out, conversion therapy, Dave Fleischer, Do-It-Yourself Dyke, Domestic Partner Benefits, Dyke Psyche, electroshock therapy, employment discrimination, employment non-discrimination act (ENDA), Entertainment Notes, Esther Rothblum, Gay Games, gay politicians, Gay Studies, holocaust, homophobia, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre La Grandbouche, Lamont Lindstrom, Margarethe Cammermeyer, marriage, Mary Schepers, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Native Americans, Parish Church of Saint Jerome, Partner Benefits, performing arts, Read All About It, restaurants, schools, students, The Cimarron Alliance, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Tulsa Two-Spirited Indian Men's Support Group, wine

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