Pride Magazine 2001 San Francisco Pride LGBTQ Liberation Feature


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

18 Interpride Listing

20 Contributors

22 Editor’s Letter

24 A Note From Our Sponsor

26 Why We’re Still Wild About Harry Hay
A Q&A with a pioneering force in the struggle for equal rights
By Stuart Timmons

36 Queer, of Color… A Roundtable Discussion
African American community leaders discuss where, when and how.
Moderated by Ernest Hopkins

52 A Queer Sensibility: Young Artists on the Verge
An eight-page portfolio of new, queer, emerging creators.
By Sarah Gavlak

65 The Good, the Bad and the Ornery
Washington’s Ten Best and Ten Worst Legislators.
By Steve Weinstein

71 Advice for the Amateur Armchair Activist
Smart strategies for making your thoughts known to the people who count
By Tim Bergling

78 The Log Cabin Gang
While they’re mostly white and mostly male, they are a minority in the GLBT community and the GOP. And they’re more important than you know.
By Steve Weinstein

84 Flagging Energy
It’s a sexy, sweaty club phenomenon fast becoming a (spiritual?) art
By John Polly

88 The Grit & The Glamour
There he is, Mr. Southern Oswego County Woofy Leather Biker S&M Bear Cub—
What is it with us and Beauty Pageants anyway? A search for affirmation? A few laughs? Or something headier?
By Dudley Saunders

94 TransAmerica
Black Sheep? Bah. Transgender people put the T in LGBT and take their place at the family table.
By Les Simpson

104 Wild In the Country
A round-up of countryfied queers who love living in the sticks.
By Steve Bolerjack

108 Together
It’s a lovebath as photographer Mark Veltman shoots cute couples

118 The Butchest, Nelliest, Queerest Thing I Own
What becomes a sexual outlaw most? We burst in on some family members to find out.
By David Keeps

138 Street Scenes
No heel too high, no boot too butch, no loafer too lovely.
Joe Oppedisano shoots shoes.

145 THE PRIDE PAGES

210 Contenders
Athletic wear for the everyday Olympian. Bill Diadato captures the agony and the ecstasy

223 Body, Mind & Soul
Your body is so much more than the ultimate accessory, or a way to get laid. It’s part of the core of who you are. Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
By Noah Manne

226 After Dark
Naughty little bits of leather, lace and latex for when the name of the game is seduction. Mark Veltman lowers the lights and turns up the heat.

238 Golden Years
Great places where they’ll still meet you and greet you when you’re 64
By John Polly

243 Five Don’t-Miss Destinations
There won’t be any rainbow flags flying when you step off the plane, but don’t let that stop you from savoring these very special spots.
By Matthew Link

248 Gay Games
Pack your ruby red slippers for 2002, because Oz awaits. The world’s most popular GLBT destination plays host to the Gay Games.
By Rebekah Meola

253 THE BIG REVIEW
The gadgets, the stories, the books, the songs, the shows, the big screen productions and the exhibitions.

254 Technology

261 Cyber – Sarah Egan

267 Books – Drew Limsky

269 CDs – Paul V.

271 TV – Jeffrey Epstein

272 Film – Andy Jones

276 Art – Sarah Gavlak

278 Saturday Night, No Fever
Some thoughts on barebacking, self-hating homosexuals and condom fatigue.
By Drew Limsky

290 Ray of Light
Laser surgery: It will change your life, or maybe not. Getting below the luminous surface.
By Reade Tilley

294 The ABCs of HCV
The next big health crisis everyone needs to know about. And new hope for treatment.
By Amanda L. Kazdoy

298 Matters of the Heart
Heart disease is still the No.1 killer of all women.
How lesbians can step out of the firing line.
By Lori Berger

AND IN CONCLUSION…

304 My Transgendered, So-Called Life
Humor by Mark Davis

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