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More Pride photos inside! Pride events Vaid new draws 500 Task Force byJEFFELUS ·director Managtng Edwr Lesbian and gay Nashvillians - byJEFFELUS some 500 strong - last week cc:le­ · Managing Editor brated the 20th anniversary of the in­ Meeting in Washington, members famous Stonewall riots with Pride of the board of directors of the Na­ Week '89 events which included a tional Gay and Lesbian Task Force parade, rally and concert in Centen­ (NGLTF) last week named Urvashi nial Park. Vaid as the group's new executive Members of the Pride '89 Commit­ director. tee declared this year's celebration a Vaid, presently NGLTF's put;,lic success and vowed to begin work on information director, succeeds Jef­ the 1990 celebration as soon as the frey Levi, who leaves the post after smoke clears from this year's events. three years to work in public policy Proclaiming their pride, more development. Vaid's selection cul­ than 26o people took part in the minates an intensive three-month, parade, which attracted counter­ search that attracted some 86 candi- - protestors ranging from skinheads Participants gather at Fannie Mae Dees Park for the second annual Nashville Pride Parade. Morelhan260marched in support of lesbian dates for the job. to members of the religious right and and gay rights in the parade this year, and were joined by several hundred more at Centennial Park for the Rally, which featured Rm McCoy, "I feel that my background and my the ubiquitous Mel Perry, a Madison executive director oflhe National Coalition for Black Lesbians and Gays. For more photos from the Pride Parade and Rally, see Faces of Pride, love for this movement - every­ preacher. page 4. - DARE STAFF PHOTO thing that my life has been abo.Pt for Led by a banner proclaiming, the past 12 years - have prepared "The Volunteer State Marches," and Centennial Park. Community Church/Nashville with booths and tables representing me to accept the challenge of direct­ a pink, white and black balloon arch, Members of the skinhead group, (MCC), arrived carrying a banner a variety of groups and organiza­ ing the nation's leading lesbian and marchers responded to the counter­ which numbered eight people, fol­ from his church. tions set up for browsers. gay civil rights organization,• Vaid demonstrators by shouting "What do lowed the parade along its route and "False prophet! You're a · false During the rally, speakers repre­ said. we want? Gay rights! When do we taunted marchers with Nazi-style prophet!• the two charged Later, at senting various groups, likened the Vaid will assume, the duties of want them' Now!· o~armed salutes and shouts of the entrance to Centennial Park, struggle for lesbian and gay civil executive director on July 28. Brandishing a confederate flag "Die, faggot, die!• Metro Police kept they displayed signs provided by rights to other such movements for •urvashi will make an effective and signs proclaiming "Hetcro the protcstors away throughout the Perry which read "AIDS is God's social change. and exciting executive director of Power,• the skinheads provided the parade and rally. judgement against pr2Cticing h<>n»­ Renee McCoy, exec\!live director NGLTF. She is qualified, she is pre­ most vocal opposition to pa,ade Two men, dressed in robes styled sexuaJs• and "Remember why God of the National Coalition for Black pared, and, most importandy,she is revelers' cries of "We are ~ery­ after those worn· by disciples of destroyed Sodom and Gomorrha. • Lesbians and Gays, reiterated that enthused,• Levi said •1 have no where! We will be free!• No alterca­ Christ in ancient times, carried a Saturday's festive atmosphere theme throughout her keynote ad­ doubt that Urvashi will do a remark­ tions between the two contingents banner reading, "God will forgive appeared to overshadow any threat dress. able job and it is a relief to know I am developed during the parade, which you if you tum from sins.• The two of gloom from counter-demonstra­ "Just as we support the struggle for leaving the organi7.ation in her very followed a route down Blakemore men became incensed when Paul tors. The mood at the festival site in gay andJesbian rights, we must capable hands.• Avenue to Natchez Trace and on to Tucker, pastor of Metropolitan Centennial Park was light-hearted, • continued on page 3 • continued on page 3 NAMES Project Quill ~ panels displayed from STAFF REPORTS A portion of the NAMES Project National AIDS Quilt went on display at Vanderbilt University's Benton Chapel Monday following opening ceremonies. The panels were hung from the walls of the chapel as the last official Nashville Pride Week '89 event. Debra Alberts, one of the organizers, said that the display had already had some effect. "I was surprised that the workers hanging the quilt were really very tender and reverent about it,• she said. Although dosing ceremonies are slated for Friday, July 7, at 7:30 p.m., the sections will be on display through Sunday,July 9. Alberts said that Metro Nashville Health Commis­ sioner Fredia Wadley will keynote the closing ceremo­ An■ nldenHflad wort er hangs asection of the NAM ES Project nies. Community members and dignitaries will read the National AIDS Quilt in Vanderbilt University's Benton Chapel. A names of some of those who have died from AIDS, and porti on of the quilt will bean display through Sunday, July 9. - DARE Metropolitan Community Church/Nashville pastor Paul STAFF PHOTO Tucker will make dosing remarks. • JUNE 30 - JULY 6, 1080 Special Events Mondays • lly Allanlltln lie• Radio show, l't{Vl.fM 00, 6-7pm. through Sunday, July 9 ■ l'IINllix (Gay Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Open fllleti~. Memphis Llmbdl Center. ■ 8pm. Info 901 2n-9459. Display The NAMES Project National AIDS Quill. Benton Chapel, Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Free. Tuesdays Mon-Fri 8am - 9pm, Sat 1Qam--6pm, sun Noon-6pm. l'IINlllx (Gay Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Open fllleti~. Memphis Lambda Center. .. 5:30 ard 8pm. Info 901 zn-9459 . Info 615-386-9211 or 615-269-7552. ■ Wednesdays l'IINlllx (Gay Ala>holics Anonyrrous) Open fllleti~. Memphis umbda Cemlr . Friday, June 30 • 8pm. Info 001 zn-9459. ■ NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY • Thursdays l'-FUli (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) Support QIOUP. St.John's Episcopal Chu1t:h, 322 SGreer. 1st Thursday only. Info 901161-14-4-4. l'IINlllx (Gay Ala>holics Anonyrrous) Oi,en nwti~. Memphis Llmbdl Cemlr. Friday, July 4 Thanks. 5:30pm. Info 901 272-9459. INDEPENDENCE DAY 11111 a. UaM(Women'sAla>holicsAnonyrrous) Meetino. Memphis Llmbdl Cenl!I. &pm. Info 901276-7379. Nashville Pride '89 . Friday, July 7 would like to thank all the following who helped make Fridays l'IINlllx (Gay Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Open meeti~. Memphis I.Jmbda Centzr. Closing Ceremonies NAMES Project National AIDS the celebration possible: 5:30ard t0pm. Info 901 2n-9459. Quilt. Keynote speaker Fredia Wadley, Metro Nashville Saturdays Health Commissioner, reading of names, and closing Sam Adams TwlaW Simis (ACOA) Open meeting. Memphis Lambda Cenler. Noon. Info remarks by Metropolitan Community Church/Nashville Debra Alberts 901 276-7379. pastor Paul Tucker. Benton Chapel, Vanderbilt Univer­ l'IINlllx (Gay Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Open meeti~. Memphis Lambda Centzr. Jason Anderson &pm. Info 901 272-9459. sity, Nashville. Free. 7pm. Info 615-386--9211 or 615- Kaye Armstrong 269-7552. Sundays the Rev. Beverly Asbury Aa• In llfl ci.c• Sunday School, 9:30lm. Womiip service, 111m. Info Mike Blevins 901 276-1872. 11ei, TrillilJ c....llJ CNRII WOIShip service, 11am. 1216 Forrest 1#1. ■ Barbara Boyson ■ lnlo 901 726-9443 . • 11111 ae UaM (Women's Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Meetino. Memphis Lambda ■ Deborah Burks Cenw. Noon. Info 901276-7379. l'IINlllx (Gay Alcoholics Anonyrrous) Open meeti~. Memphis Lambda Center. • The Cabaret Bpm. Info 901 272-9459. •■ Penny Campbell • Chez Colette ■ NASHVILLE ■ The Chute ■ Carole Cunningham ■ Mondays Dare lly henalals _....,.... Open rreetino lor lesbian and gay overeaters. MCC, 5:30pm. Info 615-32. -4614. Jeff Ellis ••ni. CAREi N'C/Ak ~ Support Group. 6:30pm. Info 615-385-1510. · ...,.., lin1111 Closed Alec >lies Anof\'rrous meeting lor gay men ard Edgehill United Methodist Chu_rch lesbians, Unnarian Church. 8pm. Gas Lite Lounge IIIAGIET (Married ard Ga'( Network) Support group for married ga'( rren. 1st & 31d Mondays only. MCC. 7:30pm . lnlo 615-320-0288. Gay Cable Network/Nashville Jim Grooms ■ Tuesdays ••m• CAREi HIV+ Support Group. 6pm. lnlo 615-385-1510. Alan Herbers Al-A- Closed rreeting, MCC. 6:30pm. l'-FUI Meeting of Parenls ard Friends of Lesbians and Gays, 4th Tuesda'( Charles Jones only. Unitarian Church. 7:30pm. lnlo 615-662-0332. • Juanita's Bar IITSII la•u Aauciatie■ Meeting for lesbian and ga'( Middle Tennessee State University studenls , faculty, staff, and alumni. Murtreesboro. 7pm. Info 615- ■ LaCASA Central America Solidarity Association 890-3787. Soller lillara (Lesbian Alcoholics Anonymous) Closed rreeting , MCC. 8pm. League for the Hearing Impaired Car Cllll1 llltnrlt Viacom Channel 35 (Community Aa:ess Television). 9pm. Devie Levin Wednesdays Metropolitan Community Church/Nashville Ill Ullicts AAenymo• Closed rreeling for gay rren and lesbians. MCC. Minority AIDS Outreach 5:30pm. •llrwille CAREi Newcorrers Group. 6pm. Info 615-385-1510. Sunday, July 9 Moonlight Sound IIJ P.. ats lll)lllert G111u, Meeting , MCC. 1st Wednesday only. 7pm. Info Book Circle Feminist Book Circle discussion of Carol 615-831 -2941 or 615-320-0288. Nashville CARES Gilligan's Ina Different Voice. First Unitarian Universalist Nashville Local/Democratic Socialists of America Thursdays Church, 1808. Woodmont Blvd, Nashville. 5pm-7pm. Nashville Women's Alliance l ■ceot lwvivers AMII,.... Closed v,urren's rreeting. First Church Unity, Free. Franklin Rd, 6:~ni. Nashville Youth Network ••m• CARES Visuali1J1tion Group.
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