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Bryan Hlavinka (Houston, TX) wroteon February 2, 2009 at 10:48am
9:00 pm - Opening, general discussion
9:02 pm - David Elliott joins us on the line from Washington, DC to talk about
what is going on on the national scene.
9:18 pm - Newswrap, This Way Out's news coverage of GLBT issues around he world. more
9:30 pm Title: Can't Break My Heart (4:20)
Artist: Horse
CD: Red Haired Girl [2007]
9:40 pm - Randall Terrell, of Equality Texas, which is a statewide political
advocacy organization working to advance the cause of equality for all
Texans. more
9:55 pm - Music
10:00 pm Don Hurst, president of Krewe of Olympus, will discuss their upcoming fundraiser, Krewe of Olympus Ball XXXIX (39), on February 7th at Reliant Park. The Krew is a Mardi Gras Krewe, now based in Houston, Texas USA, that started in New Orleans in 1970. We are one of the largest
predominately gay Krewes in the United States, although our membership
is open to all. Our principal aims are to present theatrical and
educational events that perpetuate and continue Mardi Gras traditions
and to raise money for community charities. Since moving to Texas, we've
donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Houston and Dallas
Charitable Organizations. We are a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. more
10:18 pm Music
10:22 pm Brian Riedel will update us on the the proposed creation of a Houston LGBTQ History Digitization Project. The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,
Transgendered, and Queer (GLBTQ) community in Houston, Texas is robust
and encompasses a rich history of many diverse people who are
proactively involved in changing laws and society mores. As the legal
struggle over individual rights continues, the capturing of history is
both timely and imperative. If we are to fully understand our current
societal privileges and needed changes, it behooves us to have an
awareness of the past. Now is the time to collect not only people’s
personal stories, but also the artifacts that are invaluable to the
researching and writing of our history. Now is the time to create an
archive that will serve the LGBTQ community and the public at large.
10:30pm - James Oxford, Impact Houston discusses their upcoming Valentin'es event.
10:40 pm
This Way Out's news coverage of GLBT issues around he world. more
9:02 pm - David Elliott joins us on the line from Washington, DC to talk about
what is going on on the national scene.
9:18 pm - Newswrap, This Way Out's news coverage of GLBT issues around he world. more
9:30 pm Title: Can't Break My Heart (4:20)
Artist: Horse
CD: Red Haired Girl [2007]
9:40 pm - Randall Terrell, of Equality Texas, which is a statewide political
advocacy organization working to advance the cause of equality for all
Texans. more
9:55 pm - Music
10:00 pm Don Hurst, president of Krewe of Olympus, will discuss their upcoming fundraiser, Krewe of Olympus Ball XXXIX (39), on February 7th at Reliant Park. The Krew is a Mardi Gras Krewe, now based in Houston, Texas USA, that started in New Orleans in 1970. We are one of the largest
predominately gay Krewes in the United States, although our membership
is open to all. Our principal aims are to present theatrical and
educational events that perpetuate and continue Mardi Gras traditions
and to raise money for community charities. Since moving to Texas, we've
donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Houston and Dallas
Charitable Organizations. We are a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. more
10:18 pm Music
10:22 pm Brian Riedel will update us on the the proposed creation of a Houston LGBTQ History Digitization Project. The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,
Transgendered, and Queer (GLBTQ) community in Houston, Texas is robust
and encompasses a rich history of many diverse people who are
proactively involved in changing laws and society mores. As the legal
struggle over individual rights continues, the capturing of history is
both timely and imperative. If we are to fully understand our current
societal privileges and needed changes, it behooves us to have an
awareness of the past. Now is the time to collect not only people’s
personal stories, but also the artifacts that are invaluable to the
researching and writing of our history. Now is the time to create an
archive that will serve the LGBTQ community and the public at large.
10:30pm - James Oxford, Impact Houston discusses their upcoming Valentin'es event.
10:40 pm
This Way Out's news coverage of GLBT issues around he world. more
