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A MOTHER’S LOVE WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 OCT. 20, 2010 VOL 26, NO. 3 PAGE 29 TIMES www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Election 2010: It’s Time Windy City Times’ Election Guide PAGES 11-18 SUSAN STRYKER PAGE 25 Windy City Times’ General Election Issue includes interviews and charts to help local voters determine who are the best candi- dates for their offices. The political round- up starts on page 11. FLORENCE HENDERSON PAGE 27 In good ‘Taste’ Gov’t moves to block DADT injunction BY REX WOCKNER Editor’s note: Windy City Times will post breaking news online at www.windycity- mediagroup.com about Judge Virginia Phillips’ decision regarding the injunction against ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ as soon as it becomes available. The U.S. government moved Oct. 14 to block a Riverside, Calif., federal judge’s worldwide injunction issued two days earlier that bars the government from mak- ing any further use of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” military gay ban. Justice Department lawyers asked U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips to sus- pend the injunction while the government appeals it, saying her mandated, im- mediate, universal end to DADT was imprudent and could harm the U.S. military. As of this writing, Phillips had not responded to the stay request, and Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell remains unenforceable worldwide. In issuing her injunction, Phillips said DADT violates servicemembers’ and pro- spective servicemembers’ Fifth Amendment due-process rights and First Amend- TREVOR PROJECT Beyondmedia held its “Taste of Ten” last week to mark its PAGE 9 ment rights to free speech and to petition for redress of grievances. 10th anniversary. See more photos on page 30 and online She permanently enjoined the United States, the defense secretary and anyone at http://www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com. Photo by Kat Trevor Project Executive Director Charles working with them from enforcing or applying DADT against any person. Robbins was in Chicago last week for a Fitzgerald (MysticImagesPhotography.com) benefit. Photo by Denver Smith Turn to page 5 TICKETS BEST chicagomuse.org NEW OR CALL THE BOX OFFICE MUSICAL 773.871.3000 of 2010* NOV. 7 - JAN. 2 Music and Lyrics by NEIL BARTRAM Book by BRIAN HILL *Selected by the Chicago Muse Membership VICTORY GARDENS BIOGRAPH THEATRE Directed by Tony Award Winning Director RICHARD MALTBY JR. TSOML 10.25x1.5.indd 1 10/12/10 4:24:38 PM 2 Oct. 20, 2010 WINDY CITY TIMES Obama and the Gays A POLITICAL MARRIAGE The new book by Tracy Baim 570 140 pages photos and images With contributions by Essayists Photographers Chuck Colbert Wayne Besen Renee Brown Ross Forman Sean Cahill John Gress Lisa Keen John D’Emilio Patsy Lynch Micki Leventhal Kerry Eleveld Jamie McGonnigal Jerry Nunn Rod McCullom Rex Wockner Karen Ocamb The Rev. Irene Monroe Israel Wright Bob Roehr Michelangelo Signorile Pam Spaulding Timothy Stewart-Winter Andrew Tobias Phill Wilson Senior Editors Toni Armstrong Jr., Jorjet Harper, William B. Kelley Interviews in the book with: Plus current and former Chicagoans: Brian Bond Michael Bauer Stampp Corbin Lora Branch Eric Stern Phil Burgess Representative Tammy Baldwin Tom Chaderjian Representative Barney Frank Jamie Citron Representative Jared Polis Terry Cosgrove Laura Cuzzillo Justin DeJong Book discussions J. Cunyon Gordon Vernita Gray and signings: Kim Hunt Mark Ishaug Sherri Jackson Wed., Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m. Art Johnston Jackie Kaplan Women & Children Gail Morse and Lauren Verdich Mary Morten First Bookstore David Munar 5233 N. Clark, Chicago John Myers Phil Palmer Obama marched in the 2003 Chicago LGBT Pride Parade. His volunteers Jim Pickett posed with the Senate candidate before the parade. Included with Laura Ricketts Wed., Oct. 27, 6 p.m. Obama are John Myers (behind Obama’s right shoulder) and Kevin Jane Saks Thompson, front row, right. Myers and Thompson are among the current Debra Shore and former Chicagoans interview in the book. Courtesy Kevin Thompson Harold Washington Max Smith Kevin Thompson Library Tom Tunney 400 S. State Street, Chicago Ronald Wadley Darrell Windle Israel Wright Jr. www.ObamaAndTheGays.com Available on Amazon.com and Amazon Kindle tinyurl.com/ObamaGayBook and http://tinyurl.com/ObamaGayKindle Also available at Women & Children First Bookstore (5233 N. Clark, Chicago) and Unabridged Books (3251 N. Broadway, Chicago) WINDY CITY TIMES Oct. 20, 2010 3 this week in WINDY CITY TIMES NEWS ‘IT GETS BETTER’ Demonstrators protest Obama 4 Essays 28 DoJ moves against DADT injunction 5 Lesbian couple’s DMV troubles 9 ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Trevor Project in Chicago 9 Theater: Scott Peck 21 Task force; new bisexual group 10 Theater reviews 22 Gay in the Life: John Hassey 19 Knight: Hereafter; DVD: String 24 Views: Cosgrove, Rehwinkel 19 Susan Stryker 25 Pop; Vicci Martinez; Cho & CGMC 26 ELECTION GUIDE Florence Henderson 27 Intro; guide to the gays 11 Beyondmedia; Safe Schools brunch 30 Charts 12 Billy Masters 33 Interviews (Simon, Cohen) 15 OUTLINES Photos on cover (left): Susan Stryker photo Real estate; classifieds 31 from Stryker; Florence Henderson PR photo; Calendar Q 32 photo of Trevor Project’s Charles Robbins by Sports: Dittmeier 34 Denver Smith LOVE HER’S A MOT WINDY CITY TIMESityMediaGroup.com www.WindyC Election 2010: It’s Time ity Times’ Windy C Election Guide DOWNLOAD THIS! Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Gov’t moves to block DADT injunction In good ‘Taste’ to download complete issues of Windy City Times and Nightspots. Then click on any ad and be taken directly to the advertiser’s Web site! BEST NEW NOV. 7 - JAN. 2 MUSICAL of 2010 online exclusives at www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com SOUTHERN COMFORT The Southern Illinois AIDS Walk took place this past Saturday. View photos from the event. Photo courtesy of Wayne Paynter ‘lUST’ IN THE DUST Lesbian singer/ Jenny McCarthy talks with WCT about See photos from songwriter Catie her ‘Lust’-ful new book. Saturday’s peace Curtis performed march in the Loop. Oct. 17 in Chicago. Photo by Chuck Kramer Photo by Mel Ferrand THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT Read the latest entertainment news on Rosie O’Donnell, Richard Hatch and SOUP-ER Vince Vaughn, among others. MORE PHOTOS There are scores of photos from Beyondmedia’s “Taste of Ten” and the Illinois Safe Schools Brunch. plus Amuse Bouche looks at sweet potato and chorizo soup (above); Sugar & Spice DAILY BREAKING NEWS samples the fare at Davanti Enoteca. Photo courtesy of Danielle Aquiline tOctober 13, 2010 See you in Seattle! Rip Nelson at nightspots page 8 Waymon Rip You a New One Hudson for Ed Jones stars in Hell In Mary’s Attic a Handbag’s Rip Nelson Halloween Spooktacular, playing at Mary’s Attic Finchy’s Going- through Sat. Nov. 6. The Trevor away party at Project Big Chicks Show #388 Unpugged turns 1 Don’t Ask, just Wild Pug’s read Pubert’s Unpugged porn review. celebrates page 28 one year. page 12 Find Nightspots on www.WindyCityQueercast.com 4 Oct. 20, 2010 WINDY CITY TIMES Students protest ONLINE AT WINDYCITYMEDIAGROUP.COM Robin Obama in Boston McGehee. BY CHUCK COLBERT NATIONAL NEWS Photo by Rex President Barack Obama headlined a get-out-the- Wockner vote rally for Democratic Governor Deval Patrick in Boston on Oct. 16. The rally took place at the Hynes Convention Center in the city’s Back Bay neighborhood, drawing thousands of sup- —Arson suspected porters. at Tenn. gay club About 10 minutes into Obama’s speech, a handful of protestors, advocating increased fed- eral funding for HIV/AIDS, heckled the president —Andrew Cuomo it would be sent to the White House for clear- and raised a sign reading “Keep the Promise: (left) ance. They informed her that she would hear Fight Global AIDS.” wants to make GetEQUAL back from them at 11 a.m. (Oct. 11). However, The protestors were local college students ‘equality a reality’ when they did not call at 11 a.m., Itzel phoned “fighting for global health equity,” said Arjus them and was informed that they were both de- zaps Obama Suri, a first-year student at the Harvard Medi- —Colo. billboard nied access by the White House.” cal School. “Candidate Obama promised $50 bil- shows Obama But DCCC National Press Secretary Ryan Ru- lion to fight global AIDS.” But “he’s delivered on as mobster, gay man in Miami dominer contradicted that version of events. BY REX WOCKNER only one-tenth of that promise.” “Ms. Diaz called on Friday and said she may be During the president’s remarks Obama men- interested in attending the event with a guest,” GetEQUAL attempted to confront President Ba- tioned his administration’s increased funding for Rudominer said. “However, Ms. Diaz did not con- seeking a second four-year term. rack Obama in a three-pronged zap of a fundrais- HIV/AIDS. firm attendance, payment was not submitted Activists from Join the Impact and advocates er at NBA star Alonzo Mourning’s home in Miami But not enough for Suri. Yes, “[w]hen the and no information was provided for vetting.” of increased HIV/AIDS funding were clear—Pat- on Oct. 11. A fourth component of the protest president said he funded AIDS a little bit more, GetEQUAL cofounder Robin McGehee said rick was not their target. allegedly was thwarted by the White House. he was right,” Suri said. “One-tenth is not Obama will be seeing more of the group. A student at Fisher College, Ian Struthers of As the presidential motorcade drove into the enough. An inch is not a mile. It’s not enough “President Obama has failed to deliver on his Join the Impact said he wanted to hear the gov- Coconut Grove estate, activists held large signs to pay lip service by saying he’s funded more.” campaign promises to the LGBT community, and ernor and to show support for the president.
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