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Vol. XVII, No. 5 May, 2000

GIRL TALK Powder Puffs of California - Serving the CaliforniaGender Community Since 1987

Inside This Issue ... May: Post California Whippings, Jail For 9 Saudi Transvestites 1 Dreamin Syndrome Next Meeting - Post Cal Dreamin S c i e n ti sts rec om m e n d SF Chronicle, 04/20/2000 2000 meeting t treatment And you thought being read in the was tough - Cyndi 2 Riyadh,Saudi Arabia California Dreamin 2000 is in the Men and their contests Nine young Saudi men have each been historybooks. By Maggie Gallagher sentencedto more than lashes and at least 2000 Creators Syndicate, Inc What next? five years in prison for deviant sexual For those who are seekingfor life after behavior, a policeofficer said yesterday. 3 Dreamin 2000, I direct you the next A courtin the westerncity of Qunfuda Queenspeak Powder Puffs meeting on Saturday, May By Joan Goodnight th sentenced five of the men to six years in 20 • No need to quit dressing "cold prison and 2,600 lashes. The men are to turkey." Come to the meetingin that dress 4 be flogged 52 times in 50 sessions, the you "never had a chance to wear." Proclamation officersaid on the condition of anonymity. While California Dreamin did take a Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor of the City The fourother defendants weresentenced and County of San Francisco lot of time and attention, we still plan on to fiveyears and 2,400 lashes. They are to meeting in May. Some of us just can't get beflogged 48 times in 50 sessions. There 5 enough! It's good to be a man vs, I'll I will be a pause of 15 days between each For those curious (or those that just needed to know in life I learned of the flogging sessions. can't wait) as to the whens, whos, whys from my girlfriends Police started tailing the nine after and hows of the next CaliforniaDreamin, report�that thtywere acting strangely,the 6 pleaseturn to Page Threeand read Joan's officersaid. He saidpolice found that they TG Pride Festival - 'The Good, The Quennspeakcolumn. were dressing in women s clothing and Bad, The Ugly About Being ' engaging in deviant sexualbehavior with Transgendered Date: Sat. May20, 2000 eachother. Time: 8:00 pm PDT 7 Place: Placentia Holiday Inn, 118 E. PPOC: A Renaissance Chapter The White Pages Orangethorpe Ave, Placentia, CA. Take For more information on Renaissance: 57 Fwy to Orangethorpeexit. Head east. RENAISSANCE 8 987 Old Eagle SchoolRoad, Suite 719 The Rap sheet Wa)'ne, PA 19087 PPOC Policy Change Phone:610-975-9119 Effective with the March 18th Email: [email protected] meeting, PPOC will no longer be WWW:http://www.ren.org providing a changing room. AOL Keyword: Renaissance .2 Men and their contests SO Travis Christie, whom you might consider· the world's most Maggie Gallagher unlikely hero.Travis is yearsold, not someyoung buck, and 2000 Creators Syndicate, Inc he works as a model's agent, not as a bouncerat a bar. The New York Post reports he has a "small build," and Travis wouldn't May 3, 2000 fight you about that. "I'm not a big guy," he admits, "but I'm strong. I'm alsovery hyper, so I'll stand up to anyone." Any woman who doubts that there are important differences betweenus and the guytypes, listen to what Yankeecoach (and On Wednesday,April 26, "anyone" includeda would-bemugger cancersurvivor) Joe Torre said when he calledup MayorRudy whom policeidentify as Jerrod Ford, 31, of Queens.Travis had Giuliani last week after the news broke that the mayor has spottedthis suspicious guy checkingout a pregnantwoman with cancer: a baby carriage as she waited for the Eighth Avenue subway. Minutes later, the mugger whips out a knifeand startstoward "Your cancerheadlines were bigger than my cancerheadlines," the pregnant mom. he told Rudy. That's when Travis made his move. He was joking, oi course.But still - to whichof us blessed with double X chromosomes would this particular form of cancer "You want to go after someone? Go after me!" he told the consolationhave ever occurred, even in jest? surprisedmugger. "That's when I grabbeda garbagecan lid and chasedhim. I can'tbelieve I did that, but all I was thinking was, JoeTorre's remarksmade a bigger impression on me than they 'What if he kills someoner" might have becauseI happenedto readthem on the sameday I over heard the following conversation between two The mugger fled, and Christie alerted the token-booth clerk, preschool-aged males, my son Bair and his buddy Gino: who called the police, who collared the suspect, for a happy ending all around. Mom had just strapped the two of them into the backseat and handed eacha box of juice.Vigorous sucking noisesensued. A "It's nice to see someone get involved like that," Sgt. William few moments later I heardBair's voicefrom the back seat. O'Brien, the transit cop who arrested Ford, said, in the understatement of the year. "You finished your juice, Gino. I still have my juice. I drank slower than you. That meansI won." Many of us would have fled in fear or only called the copsand let the guy get away. But Travis took it personal-like.And I for Don't get me wrong here: I know girls can be intensively one, as a formerly pregnant mom who has done her share of competitive over soccer, Barbies, boys or math. I myself have time pushing a stroller through the subway,would like to sayto beenknown to go forthe jugular in Monopoly. Certainly, like this particular goodguy and to all the other good guys out there: most women, if I'm in a contest,I want to win it. However, as Thank you. competitjve as I c.onsidcr myself, it would definite1y net '-'.ave The author of the article ended her piece with a thank you to OCCWTed to rile to turn juice-drinking or cancer headlines into the bravesoul who chasedoff the would-be mugger. Her thank such a battle to be won. youshould have been to that misunderstoodand much maligned hormone: testosterone! -Barbara Van Dyke And therein, I submit, in spite of my unscientific research sample,lies the key differencebetween the averageman and the The latest from Sacramento average women. What testosterone does to your brain, apparently, is make you see contests in the same way a thirsty personin the desert"sees"an oasiseverywhere. Where a normal ShirleyBushnell has informedus that A.B. 1851 was approved person (i.e. a woman) would see only the most innocent social by the Assembly and sent to the State Senate. Apparently, it interaction, the typical personof male persuasion sees a battle apparently received a large bipartisan vote in favor of it. to bewon, a hierarchyto beclim� an opportunityto enjoy the thrill of victoryand to avoid the agony of defeat. A.B. 1851 is the bill to clarify court proceduresfor recognizing a person's change of gender. Don't think I'm kvetching. Far be it fromme to disturb God's magnificent plan. Besides, testosterone has its uses. Consider 3

Couple Donna and Julie Freeman organized an impromptu 11 couples panel discussionand Thank them for their interest and endeavors on behalf of the event. The quintessential Beckyand Loy of the RGA group in San Jose were again ever the CALIFORNIADREAMIN' 2001 omnipresent and faithful duo by doing everything from registrationto hosting the Fridaynight dinner. CaliforniaDr eamin' 2001will take place from April 26 through April 29, 2001 at the Golden Gateway Holiday Inn in San LeslieBailey, newly retiredfr om the TGSF presidency, did all Francisco. There is a brand new leadership for the event and of the work in organizing the optional excursions and did an I'm pleased to announce that former PPOC president Patti outstanding job in arrangingfo r the lighting, sound, and talent Barton will be the new event administrator. Patti has already for our Saturday night banquet. Great job. gone to work and is assembling her team as this is written. Long-time groupfr iend and favorite jewelryla dyJ eani Adams Our vendor mall was filled to capacity and everything from has already signed on to Patti's team. Hopefully this will jewelry, clothing, breast forms, V-strings (if you don't what squelch any gossip circulating on the rumor mill about the these are just ask and I'll tell you), make overs, to books and demise of our annual event. As I slated last month there is no magazines was o-ff"Cred to the convention atcendees. I'm happy truth that the event being switched to a Februarytime frame. to report we didn't experience any dissatisfaction, rebellions, petitions, or hate and discontent this event. Then again,one of CALIFORNIADREAMIN' 2000 our staunchest regulars wasn't on hand this year. Could this be just a coincidence? Hmm. What a weekend! San Francisco has to be a transgendered person's dream come true. Its truly an amazing cityand can't A number of the IFGE boardof directors were in attendance led be duplicated for its cultural diversity and openness to varied by newly-electedchair Julie AnnJohnson and executive director lifestyles. The event came offwithout a hitch - well almost Cain. Julie and Nancy met with some local leaders and without a hitch. There were some technical problems with our gave their rendition of the new IFGE which waswell received. meeting rooms being changed on us on a daily basis, but all in all, nothing in the way of a major problemever surfaced. The The major highlight of the event had to be the presence of hotel staffpe rson assigned to our event was brandnew to the job Rebecca Pro7.an, assistant to his honor, Mayor Willie Brown, so the majority of the switching had to be due to her who honored the California Dreamin' event at our Saturday inexperience. keynote luncheon by presenting a mayoralproclamation making April 28,2000, Transgender Awareness Day in San Francisco. One of the major highlights wasthe Thursdayevening optional A copy of the proclamation in its entirety appears elsewhere in excursion to the Club Fugazi Theatrein North Beach where our this newsletter. Check it out. To the best of my knowledge I guests were treated to a rousing performance of America's don't know whether another transgender event has been so longest running musical revue, Beach Blanket Babylon. The honored by a municipalities top political officer. It makesa girl Saturday night pub crawl, headed up by TGSF San Francisco's proug. own D'arcy Leopard, hit a potpourriof watering holes including FAN MAIL the Top O' The Mark Lounge at the Mark Hopkins Hotel. Eat your heart out Big Apple. While picking up the tickets at the will-call window on the day of the performance yours truly found the neatest Irish pub a few doors down from the theatre. Hello, NaturallyI had to check it out. My late mother was 100%Irish I attendedthe Cal Dreamin' in S.F., I just wanted to send a and she would never have forgivenme ifl didn't. Goodplace note of appreciation to you for putting it on. During the con, to eat and drink, and no, you can't take the Irish wol.thound and through some conversations I became more aware of what home with you. I tried but to no avail. you actually do to hold one, I was even more impressed. I don't speak for everyone certainly, but I hopeyou do know how great The lovely but shadowy Juana Smith put together a brief but something like this is for "us". Thank you so much for your interesting selection of workshops that covered the gamut efforts. from"Why?" to "How To," along with a unique workshop presented by her hubby entitled "Waning Interest." The workshops were all well received by the participants. Super 4

PROCLAMATION

City and County of San Francisco

WHEREAS, on April 28, the Powder Puffs of Orange County (PPOC), Transgender San Francisco (TGSF), Diablo Valley Girls (DVG), and Rainbow Gender Association (RGA) will be holding their annual convention;and

WHEREAS, the convention is designed to educate members of the transgender community, the general public, and elected officials on cross dressing, transgender, and transsexual issues; and

WHEREAS, the convention is also designed to educate medical, psychological, and psychiatric health-care professions and other care providers about facts, needs, and special issues affecting the transgender community;and

WHEREAS, the convention is also designed to provide outreach and referrals for individuals and organizations within the transgender community; and

WHEREAS, the City of San Francisco recognizes that diversity in culture is one of the cornerstones in the foundation of this great city;now

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that I, Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco, honor the importance of this convention, and do hereby prolclaim April 28, 2000 as...

Transgender Awareness Day in San Francisco! 5 POINT Ill11!!!!!!1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. c_ o_uN_T_ER_P_o1_NT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IJII It's good to be a man All I needed to know about life I

By GRAHAM HICKS - Edmonton Sun learned from my girlfriends

A five-daytrip requires only one suitcase. Good times are even better when they're shared..

We open our own jars. A good long talk can cure almost anything.

We makedecisions without a supportgroup. Everyoneneeds someone with whom to share their secrets. We get extra credit for the smallest act of thoughtfulness... like actually buying and wrapping Listeningis just as important as talking. a present. An understanding friendis better than a therapist; Wedding plans take care of themselves. and cheaper too!•

If someone forgetsto invite us to something, they Laughter makes the world a happier place. can still be our friend. Friends are like wine; they get better with age. Underwear is $10 a three-pack. Sometimes you just need a shoulder to cryon. Three pairs of shoes are more than adequate. Greatminds think alike, especially when they are Grey hair and wrinkles only add character. female!

Your pals will never trap you with: "So, notice When it comes to "bonding," females do it better. anything different?" You are never too old fora slumber party! The same hairstyle lasts fordecades. Girls just want to have F U N! No shaving below the neck. It is important to make time to do "girl things." A few belches are expected. And tolerated. Calories don't count when you are having lunch A wallet, belt, shoes - one colour, all seasons. (or any other food) with your girlfriends

We trim our nails with a pocketknife. You can never have too many shoes. A gem may be precious, but Friendship is PRICELESS. The fl.-st ever. TG Vr1de r=estlval June 1 s. 2000 •· Sunday Come Join the r=u,-... Celebrate your Transaender Identity TG TM.I\ "Uve In IA." wlll be there. the show Is called

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TG Talk comes to Hollywood's Center Stage at The Village Saturday, June 18th, 2000. It's sure to beone of the many highlights of the TRANS-UNITY2000 Pride Festival.

TG Talk 2000is a Transgender Supportgroup that has beenencouraging positivechanges within the Transgender community, the supportgroup covers various subjectssuch as selfestee� behavior modification, employment preparation,fashion & make-up tips, hormone information, Transgenderspecific servicesand dozens of other issues. The supportgroup meets weeklyon Sundays at Unity Feliowship Church, 5149 W. Jefferson Blvd. La, Ca. @2PM-4PMfor regular TG TALK details call Chanel Tresvant @323-936-4949 Ext 222 For this Festival TG TALK 2000 takes the stage in the form of a Talk Show, the show topics will be "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly aboutbeing Transgender"

If you would like to be a guest on TG TALK "Live in La" call1-888-387-7904 Ext 6138 and be sure to saywhich topic you're calling about.

Topic 1 Doesyour TG lover or friendattract to much attention becauseof their attitude or the way they dress?

Topic 2 Do you think your Diva Fierce and your friendsare jade and can'ttake you!

Topic 3 Do you know a Transgender who has to much cosmetic surgeryand you wanna tell them to stop!

Topic 4 Are you a Transgenderwho has had cosmetic surgeryand regret it?

Be sure to tell us what topic your calling about and your TELEPHONENUMBER 24HRS l-888-387-7904 Ext 6138 or 323) 402-1223 Ext 1437 Pleaseforward this email to as many people that would beinterested in this Transgender Pride Festival. 7 The following la a listing of products and services available to the Southern Ms. Lynn Gold, MA CC, VoiceSpeech Center, 30Corporate Park, Suite 306, . California gender community complied from information furnished by the Irvine, CA 92606-5133, 949-222-0303-, FAX 949-222-0478, e-mail: individual advertisers. Powder Puffs i& providing this listing as a service and [email protected] assumes no responsibility forad content, nor does it endorse any particular businessconcern or product.

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CookieLee, Fine fashion jewelry- home& office shows,Genie Lalama,818- 246-2197 (by appointment). SPECIALTYMelody ProductsSERVICES International,& PRODUCTSMelody Products International has added a full line of breast formproducts from a leading US. manufacturer at competitive pricesin addition to the flagshipMelody Breast Forms. (Master Card/VisaCard accepted) (Check them out along with our other products at Website MEDICALShirely Lampert, SERVICES M.A., MFC. Professor of Human Sexuality, http//www.melpro.com) PO. Box 2142, YorbaLinda, CA 92885(Fax) 714-281- Psychotheraptist, ASSECT AND�ERICAN BOARD OF SEXOLOGY. Certified Sex 0371. Therapist. Specializing in working with the TS & TV community. (714) 833- 7810, 1151 Dove St., Ste 105, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Classic Curves, •Get the Maximum Curvature with a minimum of Effort; foundations by Espy Lopez,2620 Carson St., Ste 55, 310-549-8787. Brad Taylor, M.A.,MFCC, 360N. BedfordDrive, Suite215, BeverlyHills, CA 90212, sliding scale. (310) 247-9955 Waist and Stays Cosetry, TheGoddess Shoppe, ·serving the Needs of the Craft; Erin Rado and Paul Rado- Owners, Phorie: (800) m-1185 Transgender Counseling & Research Center, 4545 Park Blvd., Ste. 207, Office), (714) 579-7514 (FAX), P.O. Box 6399, Fullerton, CA 92634-6399, San Diego, CA 92116, 619-929-2721, Jan Eder, Psy. D., Educator& Research http://www.primenet.com/~goddess, e-mail [email protected] Director. Victoria'sInstitute Hair, Skin, Body Non-SurgicalCorrective Treatment 7360 Patricia Wojdowski, M.S.W. Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 4926 La Center Ave Huntington Beach, CA 92647 714-379-6156 Cuenta Drive, Ste. 200,San Diego, CA 92124, 619-292-0492 Nighty's and Naughty's, 16112 HarborBlvd., Fountain Valley, CA 92708. E­ Dr. Richard F. Docter,Ph.D., 17162 SunburstSt, NorthridgeCA 91325, 818- Mail @ [email protected] 349-9709

Regal Opticians, 2402 W. 6th Street, LA, CA 90057, 231-382-7606. P. M. Publisher, mail order books & videos. for a list contact P.O. Box 5304, PUBLICATIONSKaty, TX Dr. T. Adam Coteson, M.D., Psychiatrist ProvidingTherapy, Medications, 116 NIGHT SPOTS roberstonBlvd., Suite 702, LosAngeles, CA 90048,310-659-8640, FAX 310- OZZ Supperclub, Restaurant, Hi-tech Danceclub, Cabaret Lounge, 6231 659-8642 (by appointment) Manchester Blvd, Buena Park CA, 714-522-1542 Po\Nder Puffs Rap Sheet

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communities. The Women's Center, 1512 S. RobertsonBlv d., LA. On the Looal Soene Contact The Los Angeles Gender Center, 310-475-8880. 'PfMut. ,.. 7� t.u. ;,upte t.dee, Tuesdays & Wednesdays Androgyny, meetings Tuesday nights from 8:30 pm-9:30 pm in Santa Monica, CA; Wednesday nights from 8:00 pm-9:30pm in Riverside, CA. ContactAndrogyny, P.O. Box480740, Los Angeles, First Tuesdays CA 90048. Call between 9:00 am-9:00 pm, mention your call is Pathfinders, monthly supportgr oup for genetic females involved in concerning Androgyny, 213-467-8317 (ask for Shirley or Sheila) the gender community. Hotline 24 hrs/day 714-325-2938. Write or 909-360-5584 (ask for Paula) Pathfinders, P. 0. Box 2973, Corona, CA 91718-2973

Come Taste the Night at Mar!ayna's T- Party. Tcmrr.y Tang's, 7313 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood. Reservations: 213-937-5733. On the National Scene First Fridays �"""" Sea t.S"""'9 Sea Peal - TS support group, 12832 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, 7:30 pm. Call 714-534-0862

First Saturdays Apr 26-29 California Dream in 01. Contact PPOC, P. 0. Box 1088, Ladies Knight Out (Heterosexual couples in a committed Yorba Linda, CA, or e-mail [email protected] or relationship only) for information write to: LKO, P.O. Box 19608- [email protected] 0179, Irvine, CA 92713

Second Saturdays Alpha Chapter of Tri-Ess: Meets at Anabele Hotel in Burbank. California Dreamin' Contact Linda Wade at 310-797-5637 or e-mail at l_wade@earthlink. net for information and requirements. 2001 BornFre e: University Room of Hampton Inn, 1590 University Ave., Riverside. 8: 00 pm. Contact Born Free, P. 0. Box 52829, Riverside, CA 92517, or call 909-875-2687 for info. April 26-29 CHIC: CHIC emphasizes strict security. Meetings are closed except to members and invited guests. Write to CHIC, P.O. Box 8487, Long Beach, CA 90808 for information and requirements. Golden Gateway Holiday Inn

Second & Fourth Saturdays Furtherinformati!''l may be obatined by contacting: 'On the Scene Night" and "Fetish Night, · presented by Marlayna at the Queen Mary Show/Lounge, 12449 Ventura Blvd., Studio City. PPOC/California Dreamin' 818-606-5619. PO Box 1088 Yorba Linda, CA 92886 Third Saturdays Powder Puffs of California, Placentia Holiday Inn, Placentia, CA. or call (714) 281 -0271 and leave a message 8 pm. Contact P.O. Box 1088 Yorba Linda, CA 92885. 714-779- e-mail [email protected] or [email protected] 9013. website: http://w\w.t.flash.net/-dhome/cadreamin Fourth Saturdays Neutral Corner, meets at King's Inn, Hotel Circle, 7:30 pm. Contact P. 0. Box 19008, San Diego, CA 92159. Contact619 - 685-3696. WEBSITE: http://www.geocities. com/WestHollywoodNillage/4 7181 (This is a case sensitive address! Please capitalize.) E-Mail: neutral­ [email protected]

Third Sundays Th e Los Angeles Gender Center, monthly support& informational group meeting for the transsexual (FTM & MTF), transgender