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Youth Activist at Detroit's REC Awarded $10,000, Trip to Creating Protests Planned for Drag Queen Story Time in Huntington Woods Supreme Court Greenlights Trump’s Transgender Military Ban UPLIFTING POSITIVITY Youth Activist at Detroit’s PRIDESOURCE.COM REC Awarded $10,000, Trip to JAN. 24, 2019 | Free Issue 2704 Creating Change Conference BTL Photo: Kate Gowman Join The Conversation @ Pridesource.com MICHIGAN CREEP OF THE WEEK Affirmations Continues This is just piling Regrouping Efforts, Asks for on to the harm Community Help this administration has done to LGBTQ COVER people, whether it’s 4 Youth Activist at Detroit’s REC Awarded $10,000, reminding guidelines Trip to Creating Change Conference that aimed to NEWS protect LGBTQ 6 Affirmations Continues Regrouping Efforts, Asks students or banning for Community Help at Monthly Community Chat transgender troops. 8 Alcona County Board of Commissioners Opposes Karen Pence Whitmer’s Order to Protect LGBTQ Community See Page 6 See Page 11 9 First African-American Women to Serve on Oakland County Parks Board 12 Welcoming All Activists: LGBTQ Resources in DEEP INSIDE HOLLYWOOD MARRIAGE HAPPENINGS Detroit 13 Creating Change Detroit Highlights See Page 26 16 Reports: Russians Targeted LGBTQ Community With Disinformation 16 Pence Calls Criticism of Wife’s Anti-LGBTQ School ‘Deeply Offensive’ 17 Pocan Introduces 21st Century President Act to Clarify Women, LGBTQ Americans Can Be President 25 Michigan’s Food Safety Efforts Continue During Federal Shutdown OPINION 10 Parting Glances 10 I’m Positive 11 Creep of the Week LIFE 18 David’s Bridal Says ‘I Do’ to Same-Sex Couples in New Ad 20 Let’s Have a Keke 18 Inclusive Bridal Shop Puts Disability on 28 Deep Inside Hollywood Display 26 Happenings See Page 28 19 Lovepop Cards for LGBTQ People 29 Puzzle & Crossword VOL. 2704 • JANUARY 24, 2019 • EDITORIAL News & Feature Writers ADVERTISING & SALES ONLINE AT ISSUE 1095 Editor in Chief Emell Derra Adolphus, Michelle Brown, Director of Sales Susan Horowitz, 734.293.7200 x 102 Ellen Knoppow, Jason Michael, Drew Howard, Jan Stevenson, 734.293.7200 x 101 “Between The Lines Newspaper” PRIDE SOURCE MEDIA GROUP [email protected] Jonathan Thurston [email protected] 20222 Farmington Rd., Livonia, Michigan 48152 CREATIVE Phone 734.293.7200 Entertainment Editor Sales Representatives Follow us @YourBTL Webmaster & MIS Director Chris Azzopardi, 734.293.7200 x 106 Ann Cox, 734.293.7200 x 103 Kevin Bryant, [email protected] PUBLISHERS [email protected] [email protected] Email your op–eds to Susan Horowitz & Jan Stevenson [email protected] Columnists Feature News Editor Donelle Kremke, 734.293.7200 x 104 MEMBER OF Charles Alexander, Michelle E. 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Andrew Potter, Alexander Godin, Andrew Cohen Copyright 2019 Pride Source Media Group www.PrideSource.com January 24, 2019 | BTL 3 Youth Activist at Detroit’s REC Awarded $10,000, Trip to Creating Change Conference COVER STORY BY EVE KUCHARSKI or Ruth Ellis Center Development Associate Dwayne Cole Jr., it was just a normal day at work when two supervisors Fasked to speak with him one-on-one. “They asked me these questions about volunteer work that I’ve been a part of and different programs in the community and I just answered,” Cole said. “I didn’t really think much of it and then from there I got an email that said, ‘Hey, you’ve made it past the first round for the Colin Higgins Foundation [Youth Courage Award].’ It’s a national award so I didn’t think I was going to win anyway, but I was flattered to be thought of and then nominated. Then [I realized], ‘Oh my God, this is what [they] were applying me for.’” After receiving news that he made it past the first round, Cole participated in a phone interview and, after a suspenseful wait, got the news that he was one of four winners from across the country. Not only would he be awarded $10,000 but receive an all- expenses-paid trip to the 2019 Creating Change Conference sponsored by the National LGBTQ Dwayne Cole Jr. Task Force, lasting from Jan. 23 through 27. BTL photo: Kate Gowman “I’m just excited about the experience because I hear a lot about Creating Change. I hear that was around 17 years old, his friend suggested pretty much,” Cole said. “So, it wasn’t ever really this kind of vibrant, optimistic person. Like, people can get a lot of information from the that he explore some of the services offered at anything exclusive to me as a person, it was I think of everything as the glass half full, sessions there and a lot of my colleagues at the Ruth Ellis Center. REC is an organization only what was portrayed in the media of how sometimes to the point where people would the Ruth Ellis Center are working some of the whose goal it is to provide both short- and a gay person looks, which is sex work, which is get annoyed by it,” he said with a laugh. “But I suites,” he said. “I’m excited to see what they long-term residential safe spaces and support drugs, which is all of these bad connotations of felt like if you are in a bad time, just thinking have put together and to experience Creating services for homeless, runaway and at-risk being LGBTQ. And I told her that that wasn’t about the negatives and not being hopeful and Change for the first time.” LGBTQ youths. It wasn’t long before things me ... and did not define me.” faithful, you’re only going to see negatives if clicked for Cole at the Center. Though his grandmother’s shift in perspective that’s what you’re looking for. But, if you’re A Long Journey “When I first started going to the Ruth Ellis didn’t happen overnight, Cole said that her always looking for the positive, that’s all you’re Center, I was a part of the out in the system perception of him now is a very positive one. going to find: positivity.” The Colin Higgins Foundation was founded program. That was a program that was looking “Now she understands, and she sees the Now that he’s combatted his own issues with in 1986 to commemorate the life of the into policies for LGBTQ men using foster care growth that I have had since graduating high coming out and homelessness, Cole’s focus is screenwriter, director and producer of the at the time,” he said. “And then, from there, I school,” he said. “When I was in high school, I on aiding REC in its mission to help others in same name. The Foundation supports LGBTQ became a member of their Youth Advisory was depressed, and it seemed like maybe that the Detroit area with similar problems. When organizations like the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Board and then after being a part of their Youth would have been the path that I went down, but asked what those who are unfamiliar with REC Education Network, The Trevor Project and Advisory Board they asked that I become a Peer I never let anything stop me from doing what I should expect before using its services, Cole HIV/AIDS prevention programs and, since Staff. I was a Peer Staff for two years and then felt was right for everyone around me and for was clear, “It’s like a family there.” 2000, has been presenting LGBTQ people across I received the position that I have now which myself, too. So then, once she was able to see “Based off of my own personal experiences, the nation with the Youth Courage Award. is a full-time Development Associate.” that, it was like our relationship got better and just talking to people and experiencing the Winners of the award are LGBTQ youths who Today, Cole is 21 and his responsibilities she sees that I’m improving on myself.” different programs has really helped me to find have “endured overwhelming hardships, yet include aiding with Center fundraising, sharing myself a little bit more. The staff there is really handled themselves with the utmost grace the organization’s goal, aiding with its graphic supportive,” he said. “I was able to have these and dignity.” For Cole, that hardship was design needs and monitoring communications, Uplifting Positivity long-lasting relationships with people, and homelessness. And, by the time he moved in among other duties. Beyond those earned Cole’s outlook today is seemingly one of then they say they’ll still be able to support me with his grandmother at 16, he had to deal career skills, Cole said that REC helped him boundless positivity. When asked how he when I go to school for psychology — because with another issue: she wasn’t fully accepting become a better communicator, too. manages to keep his cheerful attitude despite that’s my passion — that they’ll still help me.
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