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Vintage Market JANET JACKSON INTERVIEW WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 AUG. 10, 2011 VOL 26, NO. 44 PAGE 34 TIMES www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Census: More gay LGBT couples reported PROTECTIONS BY JOSEPH ERBENTRAUT The numbers also reveal that a large number of same- the other 29 states (plus Puerto Rico) for which data lacking sex couples in Illinois have started their own fami- has thus far been rolled out by the U.S. Census Bureau The statistics on same-sex couples in Illinois from lies and are raising children, including 17 percent of since June. PAGE 4 the latest decennial census were unveiled Aug. 4. The self-reporting gay couples (2,723) and 29 percent of First, Gates noted, he said coupled, cohabitating gay count reveals a marked increase in the number of indi- self-reporting lesbian couples (4,783). All told, 7,506 and lesbian couples are likely more willing to accurate- viduals who report that they live with a same-sex part- same-sex couples in Illinois are estimated to be raising ly report their relationship status on the census and ner statewide. children under the age of 18—making up 23 percent of said it was also possible that broader social acceptance Statewide, the 2010 census estimated that 32,469 the total population. The 2010 estimate of the number has “created conditions where more gay and lesbian gay and lesbian couples live in Illinois, which marks a of same-sex couples raising children is relatively com- people couple off and perhaps come out.” 42 percent increase over the last decennial estimate in parable to the 2000. That said, he admitted some of the increase also had 2000. That increase was led principally by a 53-percent Gary Gates, a Williams Distinguished Scholar at the a lot to do with a heightened grassroots outreach cam- increase in the number of lesbian couple-led house- Institute on Sexual Orientation Law and Public Policy at paign, on the bureau’s part, which encouraged queer holds (16,416, compared to 10,732) who now slightly the UCLA law school, specializes in queer demography couples to accurately report about their lives. outnumber the number of gay couple-led households utilizing census data and said a number of factors are who saw only a 32-percent increase (16,053 house- at play in the increased number of self-reporting same- Turn to page 10 holds, compared to 12,155 in 2010). sex couples over the last decade in Illinois, as well as LAKEVIEW Lakeview residents SROs CLOSING call in the PAGE 13 Vintage Guardian Angels BY KATE SOSIN With anxiety high in Lakeview over a perceived market increase in crime, a group of residents is cre- ating a Guardian Angels-Special Boystown Unit (SBU). Residents met with four of Guardian Angels, the volunteer citizen patrol organization, to iron out plans at Center on Halsted Aug. 4. Only a handful of people attended the meet- ing, at which residents opted for joining up with the Angels rather than re-inventing the wheel to create a neighborhood safety patrol. Residents are searching out a Lakeview head- LEANN RIMES quarters for the Angels as well as volunteers to patrol the neighborhood. The Angels, in turn, TALKS WITH will train Lakeview volunteers intensively over WCT the course of three months. While the Angels PAGE 40 patrol the entire city, Lakeview volunteers will work in their community. Lakeview residents have called on the Guard- ian Angels in the past. In 1991, activist Alyn Toler started the Pink Angels Anti-Violence proj- ect, in response to anti-LGBT violence flaring up around the country. The Guardian Angels helped train the Pink Angels. That group, however, dis- banded a few years later. This time around, Lakeview residents will become Guardian Angels themselves, working within the organization’s established hierarchy and codes of conduct. The Guardian Angels are unique from other street patrols in that they physically intervene ERIC himan AT in situations. While most images of the Angels have portrayed large muscular men, the group MARKET DAYS said it also trains women and is open to trans- PAGE 39 gender people. “It’s all about empowering the members,” said Photographer A.J. Epstein talks about his historical photos (like this one of Richard Schmeichen with his Oscar for The Times of Harvey Milk) as well as his book, Queer Culture. See pages 42-43 for more of his handiwork. Turn to page 14 JEWEL Job Name: Week 24 Windy City Proof Reader: Prod Artist: Bleed: None THUR - WED Job Number: 12560 Date Updated: Trim: Week 24 File Name: wk24_Windy_City_Times 8/4 10:29 AM Live Area: 8/10/11 Color: 4C WINDY Create Date: 8/3/11 Ad Run Dates: 8/10/11 CITY Job Version: 1st Proof 2 Aug. 10, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST THUR FRI SAT SUN MON TUES WED 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 day 2011 Some items not available at all stores sale ALL PRICES REFLECT SAVINGS USING YOUR JEWEL-OSCO PREFERRED CUSTOMER CARD® Thursday, August 11th 3thru Saturday, August 13th Equal or lesser value item Single Item Price 2.99! FREE with in-store coupon.! Stockman Large & Dakota Cantaloupe Beef Bottom Round Roast or Top Round London Broil Chiquita USDA Choice Angus, Bananas ¢ boneless 49 lb. ONLY $ 2 ea. Driscoll’s Jewel Strawberries Beef Loin Strip Steak Jays 1 lb. pkg. Potato Chips 88 8 oz., 10.5-11 oz., select varieties USDA Choice, 1 boneless 2$ 99 for 4! 3 ea.! angus USDA Choice Beef Loin Strip Steak, 8 oz., boneless: $4.99 ea. ONLY ONLY $ $ 7-Up, Dr Pepper, 2 ea. 2 ea. RC or Sunkist 97 6-pk., .5 ltr. btls., Limit 4 1 ea. Instantly with the purchase $ of 10 select General Mills Cereals. save 5 See back cover for details NEW General Mills Cereals ITEM • Cheerios 8.9 oz. Oscar Mayer • Cocoa Puffs 11.8 oz. V8 V-Fusion • 100% Vegetable Meat or Turkey • Lucky Charms 11.5 oz. Nabisco & Fruit Juice 46 oz. Hot Dogs • Multi-Grain Cheerios Chips Ahoy! 16 oz., select varieties 99 9 oz. 99 9.5-15.25 oz. pkg., 2$ • Smoothie 36 oz. 2$ (excludes beef and angus) 1 ea. select varieties 1 ea. select varieties for 4 select varieties for 4 Jewel Italian Sausage or Bratwurst 99 ONLY ONLY 34 fresh, Gov’t. 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WINDY CITY TIMES this week in Aug. 10, 2011 NEWS WINDY CITY TIMES LGBT protections; Calif. referendum NY transgender victim; APA Concentration-camp survivor dies ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Transgender and restrooms, part 2 4 Dancin’ Feats Cocktail’s suit 5 Amigas Latinas gala Passages: Hannie, Rolon 6 Janet Jackson interview 3 Lakeview hotels close 8 Lollapalooza roundup 25 10 CAPS meeting; Guardian Angels Knight: The Help 33 12 Census Spandau Ballet singer’s interview 34 Congratulations 13 Gay in the Life LeAnn Rimes’ talk with WCT 35 14 Views with Jerry Rupert; letters Photographer A.J. Epstein 36 16 AIDS @ 30 Billy Masters 37 17 40 18 42 on your 20 OUTLINES 53 Real estate; classifieds Photos on cover (left, from top): Janet Jackson photoSports: by Rocco Will Laspata; Sheridan, Ikene confab Mushovic pic from the Movement Advancement Project; photo of TheCalendar Sheffield Q by Kate Sosin; LeAnn Rimes photo by Brian Higbee; photo of Eric Himan by Kelly Kerr 50 49 CIVIL JANET JACKSON INTERVIEW WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 AUG. 10, 2011 52 VOL 26, NO. 44 PAGE 34 TIMES www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Illinois has big jump in same-sex couples LGBT PROTECTIONS BY JOSEPH ERBENTRAUT The numbers also reveal that a large number of same- the other 29 states (plus Puerto Rico) for which data sex couples in Illinois have started their own fami- has thus far been rolled out by the U.S. Census Bureau LACKING The statistics on same-sex couples in Illinois from lies and are raising children, including 17 percent of since June. PAGE 4 the latest decennial census were unveiled Aug. 4. The self-reporting gay couples (2,723) and 29 percent of First, Gates noted, he said coupled, cohabitating gay count reveals a marked increase in the number of indi- self-reporting lesbian couples (4,783). All told, 7,506 and lesbian couples are likely more willing to accurate- viduals who report that they live with a same-sex part- same-sex couples in Illinois are estimated to be raising ly report their relationship status on the census and ner statewide.
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