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Byno's mi]18ril]l is still ddmemorists would fall hack lo the A colleoguo of BynB ol Yeshiva quoted - usually whhout menlfon- Send Your Letters to: pee.rfion lhal gays ore nevertheless Universfty is Dr. Charles §o{oridos, a ing him - agl]insl Levoy and ln Stei) kewsmagazine guilty Of iofusino lo chqngo their potbologically homophobi. psychia. Homer, but his ro[ognition lhal 1661 M. Water Street, Suite Ill "abnormal" oTierfulion. Irisl who claims lie can {uro homo. homosexuals might not bo ablo lo Milwaukee, Wl 53Z02 Fundomenlalists ncod lo believe soxu-lily, biil whoso orm son is a chano8 is do[8rfully isnored. Fin 4i4.278.5868 ¢-mail lo: [email protected] that homosoxuqltry is a choice so gay aclivisl. Socorides works with In tlqiming that homosoxuqlity May 15 -May 29, 1997 ln Srty Nermogdzino I State & Local llews Assembly Passes A8104; Bill Moves to Senate Hundreds Gather at State Capitol to Protest Anti-Gay Marriage Bin IIowsandArfubylohaauiwh about to pass an unnecessary and misguided piece of legisla- tion that would have little practical effect - other than to lnSlap'sNadhonBunuCIIiel codify prejudice and to stain lesbian and gay people with the Medisofl - On Tuesday, May 13, the Wisconsin State mark of second dass citizenship. However, by coming togcth- Arscmbly approved Lorralne Serrati's "anti-gay marriage bill," cr as a community, everyone gathered thcrc, on that blustery A8104. The bill now moves one to the State Senate. The evening in the twilight glow of an ominous sky, gained defeat in the assembly, while expected, comes after in.cnse lob- strength and perspective from one another as they wcrc bying efforts by gays and lesbians throughout the sta(e. reminded again and again of the importance of On May 5, in Milwaukcc, nearly 75 persons t`irned out for their cause.
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