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CampBiz - March, 2010
If you’re reading this issue of Camp on March 5, you may still be able to get a team together for the AIDS Walk Open Mini-Golf Pub Crawl on March 6.
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Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Two Veterans’ Stories
Beth Schissel and Shonda Garrison decided that it was safer to get out.
“What bothers me,” Schissel says, “is that my decision to leave the military wasn’t in my hands.”
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PROMO's New KC Field Organizer Settles in.
Deon Young’s first agenda item was getting ready for the Words of Love 8 fundraiser. Also coming up: LGBT Lobby Day, a chance for everyday people to talk to lawmakers in Jefferson City.
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A Tribute to Steve Brown
On Feb. 21, Kansas City’s LGBT community said goodbye to Steve Brown at his funeral service at Congregation Beth Torah.
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SAGE to Help Set Up a National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders (SAGE) has received a three-year, $900,000 grant from the federal Health and Human Services Administration that will be used to create the nation’s only national resource center on LGBT aging.
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LGBT Maturity Mix
Miscellany for seniors, soon-to-be seniors and
LGBTA friends of all ages.
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K.C. Community Protests Don't Ask, Don't Tell
An outdoor rally and press conference on a very cold Jan. 28 brought out local activists, including members of the Four Freedoms Democratic Club, and local television and print media to Barney Allis Plaza.
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LGBTQIA Students of Color Share Ideas Toward Progress
Being a college student whose sexual orientation is something other than straight can be trying.
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