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A 'Narrow' Loss CAKE CASE RULING A ‘NARROW’ LOSS VOL 33, NO. 38 JUNE 6, 2018 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com JOAN OF Mona Noriega, John Peller, Ed Yohnka, Anthony Galloway and Elissa PAGE 6 ART Jeffers at the Chicago Masterpiece protest June 4 at Federal Plaza. Joan Armatrading Photo by Tracy Baim on new music, LGBT fans. Photo by Joel Anderson 24 Experts interpret ‘Masterpiece’ DAVID Supreme Court decision LOVEJOY Non-binary actor on standing up for others. Photo by Nicole Weisner 22 TRIP OF A HOWARD Lesbian artists’ WAX transformative LIFETIME People reminisce about late trip to Morocco suburban resident. Photo courtesy of Robert Pooley 5 PROM- ENADE National Museum of Mexican Art hosts queer prom. Photo by Vern Hester Artists Sam Kirk (right) and Jenny Q. PAGE 10 15 Photos courtesy of Kirk @windycitytimes1 /windycitymediagroup @windycitytimes www.windycitymediagroup.com T:10” 2 June 6, 2018 WINDY CITY TIMES Summer at the People’s Pier Aon Summer Fireworks Now – Sept. 1 Wednesdays, at 9:30pm Saturdays, at 10:15pm Live on the Lake! Now – Sept. 2 Wednesdays – Sundays Wave Wall Wax Now – Sept. 1 Saturdays, 2pm – 4pm Rush Hour Fitness Presented by LifeStart June 5 – Aug. 28 Rush Hour Workouts Tuesdays, at 6pm Wave Wall Sunset Yoga Tuesdays, at 7:30pm LatiNxt T:10” Presented by Sol June 15 & 16 Water Flicks Presented in partnership with the Chicago International Film Festival June 18 – August 20 Mondays, at 7pm Navy Pier Pride Presented by American Airlines June 23, 12pm – Midnight This summer, fi ll every day with wonder. There’s something new to discover every day at Navy Pier. Enjoy iconic attractions like the Centennial Wheel and Polk Bros Park. 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Connie Kurtz dies 4 Howard Wax’s friends reminisce about him 5 Evanston Subaru in Skokie Ramifications of anti-LGBT SCOTUS decision 6 Chicago rally protests SCOTUS ruling 7 INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW ERA; gay prez of judges group 8 E Local high school has trans protections 9 Lesbian artist reflects on Moroccan trip 10 2019 SUBARU ASCENT Mural whitewashed; Equality Rally upcoming 13 Equality Illinois brunch 14 Queer prom 15 Viewpoints: Rudolph 16 INDEX Arriving this month ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Theater feature: Queer comedy with Curry 17 DOWNLOAD THIS ISSUE AND BROWSE THE ARCHIVES AT www.WindyCityTimes.com CAKE CASE RULING A ‘NARROW’ LOSS Theater reviews 18 VOL 33, NO. 38 JUNE 6, 2018 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com ‘Monsieur” feature; star’s op-ed 22 JOAN OF Mona Noriega, John Peller, Ed Yohnka, Anthony Galloway and Elissa PAGE 6 ART Jeffers at the Chicago Masterpiece protest June 4 at Federal Plaza. Joan Armatrading Photo by Tracy Baim on new music, Music: Joan Armatrading Subaru Love 24 LGBT fans. Photo by Joel Anderson 24 Experts interpret ‘Masterpiece’ Supreme Court decision TV review: ‘Pose’ 26 DAVID is now bigger • OR ASSENGER LOVEJOY 7 8-P Non-binary actor on standing up for others. Photo by Nicole Weisner NIGHTSPOTS 27 22 TRIP OF A than ever HOWARD Lesbian artists’ WAX transformative LIFETIME Classifieds; calendar 29 People reminisce about late trip to Morocco suburban resident. Photo courtesy of Robert Pooley 5 PROM- ENADE National Museum • , lbs OWING of Mexican Art 5 000 T Above: WCT reviews Bull in a China Shop. hosts queer prom. Photo by Vern Hester Artists Sam Kirk (right) and Jenny Q. 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Just bleeding-heart bastions of empa- with her husband and two children to Israel in Sharon Kleinbaum, senior rabbi of Congregation perishes during pioneering gender-affirmation thy, inclusion, and equality, right? Well, let me 1970, and lived there for four years. When she Beit Simchat Torah, officiated both ceremonies. surgery (The Danish Girl), a trans man brutally share some typical responses when I speak up returned to the United States, she reconnected The couple retired to Palm Beach County, murdered by transphobes (Boys Don’t Cry), and about missteps in transgender representation with longtime friend Ruth Berman, who had lived Florida, where they have continued to fight for even a madperson performing their own bizarre on Chicago’s stages.
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