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Reaching out 'Show' Time OUT MLB UMPIRE DALE SCOtt PAGE 30 WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 DEC. 17, 2014 VOL 30, NO. 12 TIMESwww.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Top world LGBT stories of 2014 BY Lisa KEEN KEEN NEWS SERVICE The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear appeals seeking to pre- serve bans on marriage for same-sex couples. President Obama fi- nally signed a long-sought executive order protecting LGBT people who work for federal contractors. And an openly gay college foot- TRANS ActIVIST ball player kissed his boyfriend in front of a television camera after becoming the first openly gay player to be hired by a professional JOY MORRIS team. PASSES AWAY Oh, yes—and the Republican Party won a majority in the U.S. PAGE 12 Senate. Those are likely to be the most remembered events for LGBT people for 2014—a year packed with many important events, both symbolic and significant, but a year that nonetheless played sec- ond fiddle to 2013. Many of the LGBT headlines in 2014 centered on marriage because, in 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the key provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act was un- In July, President Obama signed an executive order federal contractors from discriminating against employees or potential employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Turn to page 4 Photo by Patsy Lynch REACHING ‘SHOW’ TIME OUT Myles Brady is Howard page 25 Brown Health Center’s first- JUDY BAAR ever transgender outreach TOPINKA DIES coordinator. Read more on PAGE 10 page 9. Photo courtesy of Brady page 9 HOZIER TAKES US TO CHURCH Oscar-winning Kathy Bates tackles the American Horror Story series for a PAGE 23 second time, playing a bearded lady on “Freak Show.” Read more about this accomplished actress on page 25. Photo by Michele K. Short 2 Dec. 17, 2014 WINDY CITY TIMES WINDY CITY TIMES this week in NEWS WINDY CITY TIMES Dec. 17, 2014 Top 10 national LGBT news items LGBT steelworkers Trans engineer Christine Bland ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Task Force’s Stacey Long Simmons 4 Scottish Play Scott: Andrews 5 Beth Glover of ‘Cinderella’ Choucair to step down HBHC’s Myles Brady 6 Breakthrough singer Hozier 3 Judy Baar Topinka dies 7 Knight: Hobbit, Babadook 15 22 Trans activist Joy Morris dies 8 Kathy Bates chats with WCT 23 Gay in the Life 9 Dish: Bountiful Eatery profile 24 Letters 10 12 25 OUTLINES 28 13 Classifieds 14 Calendar Out MLB umpire Dale Scott Images on cover (left, from top): Photo of Dale Scott courtesy of Scott; photo of Joy Morris by 26 Kate Sosin; headshot of Judy Baar Topinka; photo of Hozier by Alex Lake 28 30 OUT MLB UMPIRE DALE SCOTT PAGE 30 WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 DEC. 17, 2014 VOL 30, NO. 12 TIMESwww.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Top world LGBT stories of 2014 BY LISA KEEN KEEN NEWS SERVICE The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear appeals seeking to pre- serve bans on marriage for same-sex couples. President Obama fi- nally signed a long-sought executive order protecting LGBT people who work for federal contractors. And an openly gay college foot- ball player kissed his boyfriend in front of a television camera after TRANS ACTIVIST becoming the first openly gay player to be hired by a professional JOY MORRIS team. PASSES AWAY Oh, yes—and the Republican Party won a majority in the U.S. DOWNLOAD THIS! PAGE 12 Senate. Those are likely to be the most remembered events for LGBT people for 2014—a year packed with many important events, both symbolic and significant, but a year that nonetheless played sec- ond fiddle to 2013. Many of the LGBT headlines in 2014 centered on marriage because, in 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the key provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act was un- In July, President Obama signed an executive order federal contractors from discriminating against employees or potential employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Turn to page 4 Photo by Patsy Lynch REACHING ‘SHOW’ TIME OUT Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Myles Brady is Howard page 25 Brown Health Center’s first- JUDY BAAR ever transgender outreach TOPINKA DIES coordinator. Read more on PAGE 10 page 9. Photo courtesy of Brady to download complete issues of Windy City Times and Nightspots. page 9 HOZIER TAKES US TO CHURCH Oscar-winning Kathy Bates tackles the American Horror Story series for a PAGE 23 second time, playing a bearded lady on “Freak Show.” Read more about this accomplished actress on page 25. Photo by Michele K. Short Then click on any ad and be taken directly to the advertiser’s Web site! online exclusives at www.WindyCityMediaGroup EGGS-CELLENT .com Dish: Savor profiles/reviews Commonwealth Tavern, Joe Fish’s brunch and Kanela Wicker Park (whose green eggs and ham are pictured left). Photo by Andrew Davis “ Warmth, charm and grandeur”... ”Breathtaking” — Chicago Sun-Times LET’S TALK ABOUT MEX Cancun is about a lot more than spring break, as this piece on adults-only spots proves. Scott Schoettes NOW–DECEMBER 28 tackles this The book month’s Ask Steampunk LEGO is NUTCRACKER Lambda Legal among the items in CHICAGO’S MOST BELOVED HOLIDAY TRADITION SOMETHING’S COOKING issue: HIV status Five Worth Finding Local pastry chef Teddy Heidt talks and employment (the gift-guide about being on the Dec. 28 episode of discrimination. edition). PR photo The Food Network’s Cutthroat Kitchen. LOOKING BACK TICKETS START AT $32 THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT JOFFREY.ORG/NUTCRACKER Find out the latest about Martina Navratilova, Taylor Swift and ABBA. 800.982.2787 plus CELEBRATING 20 YEARS IN CHICAGO DAILY BREAKING NEWS Bent Nights looks back on the year in local music. Photo of Maureen Neer of Soddy Daisy by Vern Hester night spots PRESENTING CORPORATE SPONSOR PRESENTING nightspots Show #603 THE EAGLE RISES #1133 • Dec. 10, 2014 SPONSORS EAGLE RISING Recall the leather glory of the Chicago Eagle with this one-night-only fundraiser for Leather Archives & Museum in the old Eagle space. See back cover Find Nightspots on for details. BIG RETDHE fabulous 2014–15 SEASON SPONSORS AND NEW WORK www.WindyCityQueercast.comTHE BO PRESENTING SPONSOR YS The Anne and Burt Kaplan OFFICIAL PROVIDER Fund of the Mayer & Morris OF PHYSICAL THERAPY Generous support provided by the Daniel andKaplan Pamella Family DeVos FoundationFoundation Joffrey Dancers: Victoria Jaiani and Fabrice Calmels PERFORMS AT: | Photo by: Herbert Migdoll 50 East Congress Parkway, Chicago 4 Dec. 17, 2014 WINDY CITY TIMES NEWS from cover the coverage. LGBT legal activists called the mayor, finally passed a long-sought human- crimination Act (ENDA)—virtually nil. But the decision a “dangerous and radical departure rights ordinance prohibiting discrimination truth is ENDA and other pro-LGBT legislation from existing law,” saying it could provide a based on sexual orientation and gender had virtually no chance of passage while Dem- constitutional. That prompted court after court means for employers to discriminate against identity. Mayor Annise Parker pushed for the ocrats controlled the Senate, either, because to echo that decision, in U.S. v. Windsor, while LGBT people by denying coverage for such measure and, when it passed, was threatened Republican House Speaker John Boehner made striking down state bans on such marriages things as reproductive insemination, gender- with a recall. But neither the recall nor a prom- clear, and made good, on his promise not to around the country. ised referendum on the measure ever made it give such legislation floor time. Meanwhile, a Polls indicated that public opinion about to the ballot. Human Rights Campaign survey this year found same-sex relationships improved more dramati- 10. The Republicans won control of the that 53 percent of LGBT people still hide their cally this year than on any other controversial U.S. Senate in November, giving the GOP con- sexual orientation from almost everybody at issue, with 58 percent telling Gallup that “gay trol of both chambers of Congress and making work. and lesbian relations” are “morally acceptable.” the prospects for passage of any pro-LGBT leg- ©2014 Keen News Service. All rights re- And a federal district court judge appointed islation—including the Employment Non-Dis- served. by Republican President George W. Bush de- clared a marriage ban in Pennsylvania uncon- stitutional, adding, “We are a better people than what these laws represent, and it is time to discard [such bans] into the ash heap of history.” By this time next year, there’s a good chance that bans on same-sex marriage will be on the ash heap of history, and the Supreme Court could make that happen as early as next month. But, first, here’s a look back on what the LGBT history books will likely record as the po- litical and legal events of 2013 which had the greatest impact on LGBT lives: 1. The U.S. Supreme Court issued an or- ders list Oct. 6, the first day of its 2014-15 session, denying petitions from five states seeking to preserve bans on same-sex mar- riage. The refusal to take up the appeals meant that at least six justices did not feel the ap- Houston Mayor Annise Parker. Photo by peals merited consideration (it takes four Dalton DeHart justices to agree to hear an appeal before it can be taken up by the full court). And, given reassignment treatments, or HIV-prevention that the refusal to hear the appeals meant that Danny Garvin (left) and David Carter.
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