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Time Running out for ENDA by Lisa Keen Keen News Service THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 May 19, 2010 • vol 25 no 33 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com page 9 Gays: Time running out for ENDA BY Lisa KEEN KEEN NEWS SERVICE Janine Supporters of the Employment Non-Discrimina- tion Act (ENDA) say they have the votes to pass Feeling Denomme Dies the bill and they are just waiting for the Dem- ocratic leadership to call the bill to the floor. But the leadership has grown quiet—no more regular expressions of optimism and predictions for when Congress will take up the bill, and the Hot, Hot, waiting game is wearing on nerves. “The community and the movement have done everything we’ve been asked to do,” said Mara Keisling, executive director of the Nation- Hot Elena Kagan news, page 4 Olympian al Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), last week. NCTE is one of the key groups lobbying Comes Out page 26 for the bill this session, taking the lead on the page 10 additional language that seeks to prohibit dis- crimination based on gender identity, as well as sexual orientation. “We’ve worked and worked and gotten suffi- cient votes to make sure gender identity stays in the bill,” said Keisling, “but the bill is not being A fire dancer (above) was just one of the entertainers at Lesbian Community Care Project’s annual prioritized.” “Garden of Eve” gala, which took place at Christy Webber Landscapes. Photos by Kat Fitzgerald Turn to page 4 (MysticImagesPhotography.com), with many more at www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Illinois native fights for LGBT-immigrant rights BY SAMUEL WORLEY Welcome As Congress prepares to take up the contentious issue of immigration reform, to Miami page 23 leaders of LGBT organizations are working to make sure that their constituents aren’t left out of the debate. Gay-rights activists scored a significant victory last month when a legislative framework for comprehensive immigration reform— introduced by Sens. Charles Schumer and Robert Menendez as well as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, all Democrats—included a highly sought provision: It would allow for LGBT citizens and legal permanent residents to sponsor their foreign national partners for U.S. residency. A prominent voice in the immigration debate belongs to 16 year-old Immigra- tion Equality, a New York- and Washington, D.C.-based non-profit that works on behalf of LGBT and HIV-positive immigrants. And a prominent voice within Im- pick it up migration Equality belongs to Illinois native Julie Kruse, the organization’s policy take it home Read interviews with Human First 2010 guests director. Kruse recently talked with Windy City Times about her background— Lily Tomlin and Hal Sparks which includes a significant amount of time spent organizing in Chicago—and the work that Immigration Equality has done on the federal-policy level. inside on page 20. Turn to page 8 WINDY CITY MEDIA GROUP presents BERLIN SUNDAY, MAY 23 2 May 19, 2010 THE TIME IS NOW! TRAINING BEGINS THIS WEEKEND! Training for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon and the Chicago Half Marathon begins this weekend - it’s not too late to REGISTER. Register NOW at T2EA.com or join us at one of our 2 training sites this weekend: FOSTER AVENUE BEACH 5200 North on the Lakefront • Saturday, May 22 at 7:00 a.m. • Sunday, May 23 at 7:00 a.m. 31st STREET BEACH 3100 South on the Lakefront • Saturday, May 22 at 7:00 a.m. Come ready to register, run 3 miles, and get your training season started! Not ready to run 3 miles? We will support you and guide you through it all – that’s what you need a training program for. 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