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Celebrating 33 Years of Pride in Houston! CELEBRATING 33 YEARS OF PRIDE IN HOUSTON! . f JUNE 2011 POWER. PASSION. PURPOSE. Table of Contents Great Moments in Houston's Pride History 2 Welcome by Vanessa Garza 3 33 Years of Pride in Houston 4 Map of Community Clubs & Businesses 6 Community Leaders 7 Calendar of Events for June 23 Great Moments in Houston's Gay Pride History 1975 Houston's GLBT Political Caucus is founded 1979 Houston's first official Gay Pride Parade is held in Montrose 1982 AIDS Foundation Houston opens its doors 1984 Mayor Kathy Whitmire announces the first city proclamation for Gay Pride Week 1991 Pride Committee founded and eventually incorporates as a 501 (c)3 organization 1993 PFLAG Houston is named the first organizational grand marshal for the Pride Parade Gay Yellow Pages® becomes the first registered trademark using "gay" and/or "lesbian" 1999 Gulf Coast Archives and Museum of GLBT History is founded 2003 Lawrence v. Texas 539 U.S. 558 2005 Montrose Clinic and The Assistance Fund merge to form Legacy Community Health Services 2009 Houston becomes the largest U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor, Annise Parker 2010 Gay Pride Parade becomes second-largest in the city with over 150,000 attendees • This Pride Insert is generously underwritten by Me I e Dear Friends, Having a plan in place for all of your financial needs is the best thing that you can do for yourself and your family. I learned that first-hand when one of my relatives was diagnosed with HIV, and had not taken the time to address his finances. The high cost of treating his illness eventually drained his finances, put a strain on his relationships and dramatically affected his standard of living. This could have been avoided with proper planning. After witnessing this, I have made it my mission at MetLife to help other members of the LGBT community address their unique financial needs. And I'm proud to work for a company that supports my passion to help the community. MetLife has been a long-standing advocate for LGBT rights. Year after year, MetLife has been awarded a perfect score (100%) on the Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) Corporate Equality Index. This index rates companies on a scale from 0 to 100 percent on several factors, including a written nondiscrimination policy as well as employee benefits, training programs, support networks, advertising and marketing, and contribu- tions to the LGBT community. Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders (SAGE), presented its Certificate in Excellence in Leadership to the MetLife Mature Market Institute for its groundbreaking November 2006 research, "Out and Aging: The MetLife Study of Lesbian and Gay Baby Boomers." The Mature Market Insti- tute has since continued its partnership with SAGE. In March 2010 they followed up the "Out and Aging" study with a new study, "Still Out, Still Aging" and a second project, "Planning Tips for LGBT Individuals and Couples." SAGE recently honored MetLife with its first Corporate Leadership Award. As a corporate sponsor of the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), MetLife promotes partnership with local LGBT companies. MetLife encourages employees and affiliates to take advantage of the benefits and opportunities available through NGLCC local affiliates. The corporate-sponsored employee affinity group Gay, Lesbians and Allies at MetLife (GLAM) was for- mally recognized in 2004. The group's primary goals are to raise awareness of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues at MetLife, to provide a forum for discussing issues important to the MetLife LGBT com- munity and to organize and attend events that advance LGBT causes. For these reasons and so many more, I'm proud to represent a company that understands and cares about the needs of the LGBT community. In publishing this Planning for Pride Guide, I can only hope to motivate people to take a look at just how far we've come as a nation. I am proud to live in a city where it is now possible to elect a gay mayor, celebrate pride in the streets, and support a cause both personally and professionally. Sincerely, I/aMSSt1 t1t1{3t1 "-2~ MetLife (713) 320-0132 L0511182195[exp0512][TX] 4 ~.~'I.-!i----------~ 1978 1990 Gay Pride "Look to the Future" Walter Carter & Annise Parker Debra Danburg & Craig Washington 1979 "United We Stand" In Celebration of Human Rights 1991 Thelma Hansel "Take Pride" Gene Harrington, Jack Jackson & 1980 Linda Morales "Proud to Be" Katy Caldwell & Marvin Davis Jim Farmer & Ruth Ravas 1981 1992 "We the People" "Pride = Power" Ray Hill & Rita Wanstrom Sheri Cohen Darbonne & Brian Keever 1982 Gay & Lesbian Switchboard "A Part Of, Not Apart From" Houston Marion Coleman & Andy Mills 1983 1993 "Unity through Diversity" "Out & Proud" Marion Pantzer & Walter Strickler Brian Bradley & Carolyn Mobley 1984 Adan Rios "Unity and More in '84" PFLAG Houston Pokey Anderson & Rick Grossman 1985 , -. 1994 "Alive with Pride" " ---- "HouStoneWall 25" Terry Clark & Freda Jerrell ~ •• I..:l ••-~ Jay Allen & a••,. ••• t,.iI Cicely Wynne 1986 Claire Koepsel "Liberty Is in Our Grasp" Q-Patrol Tony Bicocchi & Dee Lamb 1987 1995 "Come Out and Celebrate Pride" "Silence to Celebration" J". .. Persons Living With AIDS Suzanne Anderson & "-11- ,,' Don Gill " Annella Harrison l..' i I ~ •• r Ili&; 11",1 b ~ jl t i • n 1988 H.A.T.C.H. ~)~_~~~v.;!!J. "Rightfully Proud" Bruce Cook & Eleanor Munger Sharon Kowalski & Harvey Milk 1996 "Pride Knows No Borders" Bill Havard & 1989 Jeanette Vaughn , , "Stonewall 20" Jack Abercia Charles Armstrong & Bettie Naylor Royal, Sovereign & Imperial Court of the Single Star ~: '''~ -, [¥.J. ~--~---~·-~-·-•I~·~~ 5 1997 .' t" '" i' . 2005 "Glowing with Pride" "Equal Rights! No More! No Less! Deborah Bell & Jimmy Carper .~ Weldon Hickey & Deb Murphy Krewe of Olympus Dennis and Evelyn Schave Bayou City Boys Club 1998 "Unified, Diversified, Electrified" I t.!.1\, •.••~ft~_ •.T.¥LI••.,I• .~.r...;•..•••-•I Bob Bouton & Jackie Doval I A._- _ 2006 I ,.;.1.,:.-;:...,:.. I,. I"~ i;'~ Barbara Winston , "Say It Out Loud!" Texas Gay Rodeo Association Phyllis Randolph Frye & Ray Ramirez Rev. Marilyn Meeker-Williams 1999 Bunnies on the Bayou "Pride, Power & Pizzazz" "h Sean Carter & Nancy Ford ~ Colt 45's 2007 / ~ "Lone Star Pride" I"J·u;. I''•• vl", .•4 •. , Jack Valinski & Maria Gonzalez 2000 Garnet Coleman "Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action" The Imperial Court of Houston Richard Weiderholt & Tori Williams Don Sinclair People With AIDS Coalition Houston 2008 "We Are Family" Dalton DeHart & Kelly McCann 2001 Julie Eberly "Embrace Diversity" AIDS Foundation Houston, Inc. Mitchell Katine & Dalia Stokes Blake & Gordon Weisser PFLAG Houston 2009 "Out 4 Justice" James Knapp & Fiona Dawson 2002 Mike & Linda Bratsen "Pride Worldwide" Legacy Community Healthcare Mela Contreras & Rusty Mueller Irv & Jane Smith 2010 Gay & Lesbian "Pride NOT Prejudice" Switchboard Houston Gary Wood & Carol Wyatt Ann Robison Montrose Counseling Center 2003 Mayor Annise Parker "Silver Celebration" Andy Cohen All former Grand Marshals honored --, 2011 "Live. Love. Be." 2004 Brian Hlavinka & "Pride As Big As Texas" PIUUt:: Tammi Wallace Sonna Alton & Jerry Simoneaux Duane & Judy Roland Sue & Jim Null The GLBT Lesbian Gay Rights Lobby of Texas Community Center 6 Celebrating 33 Years of Houston Pride "* Montrose-Star.com Brought Houston Community to you by Clubs & Businesses MetLife Granger Stadiucf!'\ + ~ Sf ThO'1laa AA f-lJwrSchool R:1'\r~rOilh Sh(!PPIIl? Cen1t:1 s.0 ria W G;'- . St o B NIGHTCLUBS 1.611 Club-611 Hyde Park 713-528-1582 2. Bayou City Bar - 2409 Grant BayouCityBar.com 3. BRB - 2400 Brazos 713-528-9192 4. Crocker Bar - 2312 Crocker 713-529-3355 5. Eagle Houston - 709 Franklin EagleHouston.com 6. EJ's - 2507 Ralph St. 713-527 -9071 AREA BUSINESSES & RESTAURANTS 7. F Bar - 202 Tuam St. FBarHouston.com 18. 1308 Cantina & Restaurant - 1308 Montrose Blvd. 8. George Bar - 617 Fairview St. 713-528-8102 19. Barnaby's Restaurant - 604 Fairview St. 9. Guava Lamp - 570 Waugh Dr. 713-524-3359 20. Executive Adult Video Superstore - 14002 NW Frwy. 10. JR's - 800 Pacific St. 713-521-2519 21. Hollywood SuperCenter - 2409 Grant 713-527 -8510 11. Meteor - 2306 Genesee 713-521-0123 22. Hollywood Vietnamese Restaurant - 2409-Montrose 12. Mining Company - 805 Pacific St. 713-529-7488 23. Legacy Community Health Services - 1415 California 13. Ripcord - 715 Fairview St. 713-521-2792 24. Male .u. Wear - 415 Westheimer Rd. 713-527 -8499 14. South Beach - 810 Pacific St. 713529-7623 25. Midtownd Spa - 3100 Fannin St. 713-522-2379 15. TC's Bar - 817 Fairview St. 713-526-2625 26. Re/Max City View - 602 Sawyer St 713-248-9843 16. Tony's - 817 W. Dallas 713-571-7870 27. Spectrum Dental - 5901 Westheimer 713-228-3384 17. Vue - 526 Waugh Dr. VueHouston.com 28. Montrose Star Newspaper - 1712 Montrose Blvd. Montrose-Star.com "* Celebrating 33 Years of Houston Pride 7 Brought to you by Community Leaders Who Put the • PRIDE in Houston Gay Pride 8 Celebrating 33 Years of Houston Pride "* Montrose-Star.com Hundreds of other gay men have already lear ed a mo emtelliqent approach to improving their chances fo a truly successful re atlonshlp, 10 on weekend. you'll learn new July 9 & 10,20H skills which win hel p you: G.;!v MEJI)'s IR la ooshlp Worbnop Learn about find-ng and maintaining ~Bea r~ctecJI:a more apprQriate 1T1~ 1.il5tl~, loving reF.{ItIQn¥!lp~ + AS:i~ r relaltIQIi\~"lp quo I • I rn nate mcompanble men aster Reg isler NOW at ~ouslontl!icr I teo.llworkshops,html • Lear" to' I!! t, e ~ru' rom r i or e II 713·527· 000 for CI ta lis. • Use e annal pliOgre.ssio of Sp.ace is limitGd.
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