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FREEDOM TO MARRY WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, PAGE 25 BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 FEB. 29, 2012 VOL 27, NO. 21 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.comTIMES Public talks library issue BY KATE SOSIN When it was discovered in late January that the Gerber/Hart Library in Edgewater was moving, many people in the community questioned why it would relocate and Tea who its board members were. Board President Karen Sendziak declined to disclose either. (The other board mem- time bers are Stan Huntington of Chicago and Don Landers of Arizona.) Gay-owned Chicago company Talbott LocaL coLLEGE In recent days, those most closely associated with the LGBT library have come for- ward with their feelings about its impending move and its leadership, after Windy Teas is going getS LESBIAN City Times reported that the organization is struggling to stay compliant with its national, thanks PRESIDENT bylaws and the laws governing non-profits. to Jamba Juice. pagE 7 On Feb. 15, a group calling itself “Friends of Gerber/Hart Library” issued a let- Pictured are ter to Sendziak, calling on her to open up the organization’s governance and stall Talbott’s Steven the move. (The letter is printed alongside this piece. Her response to it ran in last Nakisher (left) and week’s issue.) Shane Talbott— Among the letter’s authors was historian Sukie de la Croix. He left the board in partners in business July 2011, after eight months of service. and life. See page “Over the years, Karen Sendziak has been really, really excellent and helpful to the 25. Photo courtesy work that I do … just wonderful,” de la Croix said. He supported the library and its of the company mission to preserve history. page 25 Turn to page 6 JOSE LOVE, YOUTH LEADER, INTERVIEWED page 17 page 26 page 8 BRITISH History lesson She means business In the first of a multipart series, Windy City Times takes a look at the history of Dawn Lafreeda owns more than 70 Denny’s franchises. Read more SINGER RUMER about her on page 8. Photo courtesy of Lafreeda page 24 African-American queer culture on the South Side. See page 26. Photo of Tony Jackson courtesy of the Historic New Orleans Collection, Williams Research Center 2 Feb. 29, 2012 WINDY CITY TIMES WINDY CITY TIMES this week in WINDY CITY TIMESCURATORSFeb. 29, 2012 NEWS DOMA ruled unconstitutional Md. marriage bill; Quotelines People weigh in on Gerber/Hart ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Lesbian president at local college 4 Scottish Play Scott Woman franchise owner 5 Knight: Kink Crusaders, notes Trans ordinance to be proposed 6 IML documentary; James D. Mason 3 Varnell; Merry Mary; T in the Life 7 Talking with singer Rumer 19 Gay in the Life 8 Kotsiopoulos of ‘Fashion Police’ 22 Freedom to Marry pics 9 Talbott Teas goes national 23 10 BARE24 Elections: Guide to the Gays Gay Bronzeville history AIDS @ 30 11 Dish: A look at Jane’s 24 Views: Monroe; letter 12 Amos Lassen book column 25 13 Billy Masters 26 28 Photos on cover (left, from top): 14 Freedom to Marry pic by Kat Fitzgerald; 18 29 OUTLINES 33 pic of Dr. Susan Henking; Kink Crusaders Real estate; classifieds; pets pic from Mike Skiff; PR photo of Rumer Calendar Q Sports: Skater SashaALL Cohen Sports: CRU in tournament 30 FREEDOM TO MARRY WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, PAGE 25 BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 FEB. 29, 2012 VOL 27, NO. 21 32 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.comTIMES Public talks library issue BY KATE SOSIN When it was discovered in late January that the Gerber/Hart Library in Edgewater was moving, many people in the community questioned why it would relocate and Tea who its board members were. Board President Karen Sendziak declined to disclose either. (The other board mem- time bers are Stan Huntington of Chicago and Don Landers of Arizona.) Gay-owned Chicago 34 company Talbott LOCAL COLLEGE In recent days, those most closely associated with the LGBT library have come for- ward with their feelings about its impending move and its leadership, after Windy Teas is going GETS LESBIAN City Times reported that the organization is struggling to stay compliant with its national, thanks PRESIDENT bylaws and the laws governing non-profits. to Jamba Juice. PAGE 7 On Feb. 15, a group calling itself “Friends of Gerber/Hart Library” issued a let- Pictured are ter to Sendziak, calling on her to open up the organization’s governance and stall Talbott’s Steven the move. (The letter is printed alongside this piece. Her response to it ran in last Nakisher (left) and week’s issue.) Shane Talbott— Among the letter’s authors was historian Sukie de la Croix. He left the board in partners in business July 2011, after eight months of service. and life. See page “Over the years, Karen Sendziak has been really, really excellent and helpful to the 25. Photo courtesy work that I do … just wonderful,” de la Croix said. He supported the library and its of the comDOWNLOADpany THIS! mission to preserve history. page 25 Turn to page 6 34 JOSE LOVE, YOUTH LEADER, INTERVIEWED PAGE 14 Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com page 26 page 8 to download complete issues of Windy City Times and Nightspots. BRITISH History lesson She means business In the first of a multipart series, Windy City Times takes a look at the history of Dawn Lafreeda owns more than 70 Denny’s franchises. Read more SINGER RUMER about her on page 8. Photo courtesy of Lafreeda PAGE 24 African-American queer culture on the South Side. See page 26. 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