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The Pride issue CHICAGO’SFREEWEEKLYSINCE | JUNE THIS WEEK CHICAGOREADER | JUNE | VOLUME NUMBER IN THIS ISSUE TR buildingtheirowncommunityinthe andprotesttheFlyHoneysstretch Chicagopremiere - CITYLIFE tattooworld theirwings 41 EarlyWarningsRescheduled @ 03 LetterFromthePublisher 16 CommunityLifestyleandevent concertsandotherupdatedlistings TracyBaimontheReader’spivotto brandPeachlaunchesadigital 41 GossipWolfReunionChicago FILM PTB abiweeklyprintschedule headspace 26 PridePioneersofQueerCinema Slo’MoandOpenTelevision ECS K KH highlightsthelonghistoryof throwathreenightvirtualPride CLR H LGBTQstoriesinmovies partyBrentGutzeitofTVPow MEP M FOOD&DRINK TDKR 04 FeatureFarmerVera 27 MoviesofNoteBeatsis assemblesamassivecompilation CEBW VidenovichisraisingBalkansisters ajauntyrollickingrideElla tobenefi tthefi ghtforracialjustice AEJL theNativeAmericanway FitzgeraldJustOneofThose andrapperRoyKinseyteasesa SWMD LG DI BJ MS Thingsprovesthesinger’s newsinglewithanallstarcastof EAS N L NEWS&POLITICS storyistimelessandHouseof Chicagowomen GD AH 06 Joravsky|PoliticsGetoff the Hummingbirdisastunningand L CSC-J CEBN B couchAmericawe’vegotaracist emotionalslowburn L C M DLCMC despottodefeat J F S F JH I H C MJ MKSK 18 BusinessTiff anyHudsonand ND LJL herpartnersarebringingdiversity MMAM -K equityandinclusiontoChicago J R N JN M O M S CS businessestheirway ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24 NoCopsAnillustrationabout DD J D whypolicepresenceatPride SMCJ G paradesisacontentiousissue SSP OPINION ATA 43 SavageLoveDanSavageoff ers S IDM N MUSIC&NIGHTLIFE adviceonwhattodowhenanex D DCW 08 Isaacs|CultureTheFieldand 30 Galil|PrideHowthreegay coworkerkeepssextingyourman MPCY D thePoetryFoundationfacewinds barsLaMereVipereO’Banion’s E ASL K ofchange andOzbecamethecradleofthe CLASSIFIEDS SECK K city’spunkscene 45 Jobs ADVERTISING PRIDE 36 RecordsofNoteApandemic 46 Marketplace -- ­ @ 10 FreeingGaryChichesterrefl ects can’tstopthefl owofgreatmusic C ontheriotousrootsofthefi rstever Ourcriticsreviewreleasesthatyou - @ Prideparade canenjoyathome VPSA M 12 HistoryHowCliff Raventhegay THEATER 40 ChiMusicDamonLocks O I A CRM TP grandaddyoftattooingchanged 20 PrideQueerperformersbust thefounderoftheBlackMonument H FH’ SAR L M-H L S thecity’sinkcultureforever binariesandbigotry Ensemblestillfeelstheripples CSM WR 14 qttrThesefourqueerartistsare 22 VirtualCabaretAmidpandemic fromSoulTrainyearsa erits NA VMG-- - JLSB THIS WEEK ON CHICAGOREADER.COM ---------------------------------------------------------------- DC [email protected] -- ­ CHICAGO READER LC BPD R L TE R SJ S A- S V CC E B ---------------------------------------------------------------- RISSN­- RLC ­S M S­C IL­ -- C ©­­C R ‘Fighting for my future’ Policy or policing? 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