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how people say that you’re hid- tion. We have been working With
ing in the closet?’f she notes..“1t's teens for twelve years.
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GLSO heads to the
CONTENTS movies “Straightlaced” Page 2
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INSIDE THIS EDITION COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Trans_Ky October GSA Meeting
Meeting 6 Every Tuesday, 7 pm.
Pride Center
LGBT Scholarships Trans Kentucky
Available from KFA Meeting
6 Saturday, Sept 1, 6:30 pm.
Pride Center
Bhere Wi" Be A GLSO Board Meeting
ay 8 Thursday, Sept 6, 6:30 pm.
Pride Center
GLSO_
ClaSSIﬁeds KY Bourbon Bears Meeting
10 Saturday, Sept 8, 9 pm.
Crossings
ICK puts the “fun" Imperial Court of Kentucky Meeting
in Fundraising Sunday, Sept 9 & 23, 6 pm.
Pride Center
11
_ Negative Partners of Gay Men with
s_Qec:al presents HIV Support Group
ﬁlm series 12 Monday, Sept 17, 7 pm.
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 GLSO News Issue 9 2012
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EDITOR GLSO EXECUTIVE
Don Lowe COMMITTEE

. _ Aaron Baker, President
The GLSO News '5 PUP'BhEd Vice President, Ginger Moore—
monthly by and for the Lexmgton Minder
Gay and Lesbian Services Organi— Paul Brown Secretary
zation members and community. Tommy Brodbeck, Treasurer
The mission of the Lexington Gay GLSO DIRECTORS
and Lesbian Services Organization
is to provide support and services
. Mary Crone, GSA
to the GLBTQQIA community. Jeremy Law, At Large
The vision of the Lexington Gay Don Lowe, At Large
and Lesbian Services Organiza-
tion is to empower the GLBTQQIA GLSO STAFF
community through voice.
Chad Hundley, Ofﬁce Manager .
The Lexington GLSO is founded
upon the core values of fun, in-
clusion, respect, integrity, dignity, EDITORIAL NOTES
servrce and competence. The GLSO is currently looking for
GLSO Pride Center nteviyf cIcirnartlbutotrsdand ediltorlal

389 Waller Avenue Sgt' @' l eres e ’ e mai
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Lexington, Ky. 40504 Pride Center Hours
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do not necessarily reﬂect the views of the GLSO."
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arships Available! Apply Zgrginistrator, community member,
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an ever-increasing component of
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dents’ exposure to diversity. October Meeting
Three scholar Ships valued {it TransKentucky is once again proud
$1500 each WI“ be awarded this to host several physicians and/or
fall at the annual stateWIde fair- nurses from the UK department of
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be awarded F0 Kentucky students ternal Medicine and possibly also
based on soaal and finanCIal need, the Department of Family Medi-
scholastic aptitude and leadership cine at UK for our October Meet-
potential as well as community in- ing.
volvement.
_ . The discussion will be centered on
Please PFOVlde all Of W? fONOWng the use of hormonal therapy for
m an MS word or PDF ﬁle: transgendered patients, but, will
1- Namel Home Address, Phone, also include other health concerns
Email, Grade POW AVeraQF-‘l Class and discussion relevant to the oth-
RBNK, and M.a]or(s).. er medical practices represented.
2. An autobiographical statement
thatdescribes YOU and your aca- This has become something of an
demic and future 9035- The state- annual event and is well attended.
merit should describe your educa-
tional and community experiences 50 please come out on Saturday
and your plans for future educa- October 6th, 2012 at 7:30pm to
U0“ or work- (up to 500 WOFdS) the GLSO Pride Center on Waller
3- A def5Cl'lPtl0n 0f any _S<‘_3l'_V|C¢S Avenue and lets show our grati-
to, contributions to, or actiVities in tude to these ﬁne doctors who
the gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans- happily serve the medical needs
gender community in Kentucky. of our community.
(up to 250 words)
4. An outline of (your student in—
volvement, lea ership experi- Volunteers Needed
ences, volunteer efforts and/or
work experience. Please provide To work with Gay Straight
reference and contact information All' nc - h' h h l
for gafh experience. (up to 500 'a es m '9 SC 005
wor s
5. A statement describing your ﬁ- Please contact Mary
nancial need. (up to 250 words) Crone
6. Three letter: of recomlmenda-
tion to suppo your app ication.
They should vary in scope (stu- at mary@glso.org

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 There WI“ Be a Pay have it in me. I was too beaten
By Karen Taylor, Contributor down. After much prayer, tears,
and talking with Lisa we came to
In light of all the heartache, hurt the conclusion it was time to let it
feelings, and anger over the go and move on to the next stage
Chick-ﬁl-a situation I felt the urge Of my life. Now I’m free to ﬁg t
to write about our response as the battle from another perspec-
a community. I know we as hu- tive. Project Speak Out, the anti-
mans react to such things in vari- bullying campaign sponsored by
ous ways mostly in some form of Lexington Fairness. So instead
anger. Itotally understand, of ﬁg ting in retaliation with my
anger and hurt I have chosen to
As one of the laws of motion state ﬁght from a point 0f love, concern
(the ﬁrst one I think), for every for the defenseless and educate
action there is an opposite and graCIously those that ignore what
equal reaction. So when hurtfu|/ is before their own eyes or are ig-
hateful actions/words are thrown norant 0f bullying effects.
out there will be hurtful/hateful
actions/words in response. How— That’s what I would love to see
ever, let’s consider for a moment our community do as we con-
the (fossibiiity that the reaction tynue to fight the battle of injus-
coul be different. It can have the tice and inequality. When they
same intensity but opposite of the throw hate speech, we pour OUt
hurt and hate. love and work to teach those who
simply do not understand what it’s
There was a time in my not too like and what it is we truly desire.
distant past where 1 was hurt Clergy for Fairness in Louisville is
more deeply than I thought imag- one SUCh approach 1 support.
inable. I was working toward
my ordination as minister with a On September the 11th, they
group who ended up turning on StOQd 50 _or so strong (gay and
me and I was totaiiy crushed. 1 straight alike) in front of Chick-ﬁl-
was done! Never to go back to any a_ With a message 0f love. Their
church! 1 withdrew from the peo- SignS_read of God’s love for all,
pie and the church (not God but equality for all. Whenever possible
yes the people). After a period of they spoke to people who asked
mourning I ﬁnally came to a point about why they were there. NOt
of forgiveness. I approached In anger, bUt in calmnessl Wlth
those who hurt me, shared my love, and a desire to educate.
thoughts and feelings, and asked
for forgiveness for how I reacted. I pray that one day we Wlll see
It was healing for me. There, un- equality for all. I pray all Will come
fortunately, have been many situ- to know the knowledge 0f God’s
ations in my past where I reacted unconditional non-condemning
with anger then later was regret- love for us. I pray for a day When
ful for how I reacted. It’s not that all Christians gay or straight Will
the anger I felt was wrong or bad, choose to worship together, serve
it’s just that my reaction was not GOd together, pray together and
beneficial for anyone, honestly love one another as Je-
sus commanded.
I'm happy to say there have also
been times when my reaction was I encourage you ﬁnd a place of
helpful; for one, m recent retire- worship and proudly, lovingly
merit. Iwas basically bullied out of Stand for What you believe in re-
my job. Sure I could have stayed gardless of what anyone says.
and fought but honestly I didn’t GOd bless you all.

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works in print, cinema. televiSion and online.
Meeting monthly at the '- e , , e : x. .n ‘13: : p. . and online to pick a new book
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By Trinity, Contributor her illusion of Beyonce, narrowly
It’s been a busy month for Reign geagrligeoug‘igl; S'Qggw'é'gc Shim/g
31 and the ICK' mere) 8 pts. Thedpggearht \fivorthy
_ num ers provi e y t e emae
After the huge success 0f Inves line ﬁlled the competition time
titures 31, we continued the mo- and rocked Bogarts Lounge for
mentum and held the lst Emper- the full hour'
or’shCarwarsh on Eatunday, Augtlist '
1.“ I .i” t e par ing 0t at Pu 5e For the month of Se tember
Nightlife (http://www.pulsenight- we will continue our schgdule of
“Te-COW)- It was a beaUt'fu‘ day FUNdraising starting with our Di—
on fact several 0f us even 9°t vas of Hazzard show at Crossings
sunburned) and the event was an on Wed the 5th Complete with
enormous success. With the male a Down. Home buffet of Spam
and female lines washing over 30 cheese in a can bugles moon
(tars and receivmg several dona- pies, Vieeny sausages, and all the
tions. ﬁxins.
The following evening was the Rei - - _
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HYSTERICAL Judy Show held ington DC for their lst Coronation
at The Horse 8‘ 33"“ 59b .(http.// Ball the weekend of the 14-16th,
dams-COW)- . Judy S interac— with a large contingency repre—
tive, impersonation, comedy show senting the ICK
incledeéi “appearances" b8: J(udy '
Gar an r Peare Bai ey, my On the 26th we will be hostin a
favorite) Bette Davis, another beneﬁt for the American Canger
greatly successful night!!! Society at Pulse Nightlife. Put-
ting on a show in memory of Jon
HMIM Emperor 3.1 hosted the “JUICE” Noland (aka Jeanette Wil—
lst monthly edition of ana de Mother of the Court)
with The Emperor, at ouEhhom/e ’
bar Crossings Lexington _ttp:. As ou can tell we’ve been ex-
crossmgslexmgtoncoml) With his trem/ely busy thus far and will
co—hostess, M'SS l-ielena Handbas- continue with even more FUN
ket. JUSt. a evening 0f fun, tF'Y'aI ﬁlled events and shows through-
& cocktails. This months edition out the Reign We look forward to
will be held at Pulse Nightlife on seeing you at'future events
Thursday, September I27th. Dtﬁ- '
ry’s specia co— OSt t is mon : Anyone interested in becoming a
HIM lPowager Emﬁ'ﬂhw Fred member of the Imperial Court of
WC”? am, (5 I rumor Kentucky can contact either Mon-
has it........there could be a speCIal arch or any member of our Board
assesses3.3.333?$3 .ofct WWW-
you didn’t hear it from me.) imperialcourtkentucky.org/
Most recently, we held the annual In SerVice,
ICK Julie Vaughn Memorial Closet Trinity
Ball at Bogart’s Lounge. We hatjhz
FIERCE contestants wing or e
coveted title of Closet Ball Queen/ ﬁwwﬁggéefgg 1Empress
King. Both contestants brought

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' | t e iscovery t at you are i-
queer ﬁlms" ferent. But my short ﬁlms didn’t
In celebration of the Lexington explore what happens-$1 after
LGBTQ community, and as a way that discovery. This ﬁlm lS about
of saying thanks, independent whats next, and I war’i’ted that
counte'r/quger cutture bookstore to be something happy.
sQecia Me ia wi sponsor our .
ﬁlms to be shown throughout Oct9ber21St-Par'ah0011?
the month of October, three of Coming 0‘“ '5 generally a wel
which will comprise the ﬁrst of— trodden' path. 'h the land of
ﬁcial GLSO Queer Film Series. queer crnema, luckllv Dee Rees
brilliantly engaging Pariah gives
First, as the ﬁnal installment in us_ new eyes W'th Wh‘eh tosee
this year’s Rosa Goddard Inter- th's often awkward and difﬁcult
national Film Festival, sQecial ”thal-
will feature Weekend (2011), a . . 'h .
British art house release from di- th‘m'hg W't tenaCJtY: _op—
rector Andrew Haigh. This boy— timism, and verve, Al'ke '.5 a
meets-boy indie ode to new love 17-year-old African—American
will be shown at the Kentucky woman navlgetmg the complex“
Theater on Wednesday, October ties 0f family "fe and community
3rd at 7:15pm. Tickets will cost “me trying _to figure (”it Net
$5 where she ﬁts In. Rees abil-
' ity to show the humanity of all
Only a few days later, the GLSO the ﬁlm’? major players, and the
"Queer Film Series will begin! In overall srdestepping 0f one—note
partnership with the GLSO, sQe- characterisations make Pariah a
ciral will prerslené three ﬁlm: to bﬁ genre-defying tour de force.
s own att e owntown ranc
of the Lexington Public Library in October 28th T Heartbeats
the Farish Theater on Sundays (20.10) ,
at 2pm. Free admission. Xavrer Dolans amorous an_d
candy-coloured Heartbeats lS
October 7th _ North Sea a glossy and darkly comic look
Texas (2011) ’ at the lengths gay man Francis
After nearly two decades of and his gal pal Marie go to in the
making acclaimed gay-themed battle for the heart of the same
short ﬁlms, Belgian director fellow, the strikingly beautiful,
Bavo Defurne adapts André Sol— albeit sexually ambiguous NICO-
he’sbnovelfooitgahat rcIl'it ovelr fog las.
is eauti u an i s ise . .
ﬁrst feature length gum], guts Th's acerblca'W astute 'Cannes
Noordzee Texas. Film Festival award—Winning fea-
’ ture plums the depths of friend-
It is the story of young dreamer Sh'p! love, Owe-55'9“]. an?! the
Pim, a Walter Mitty of sorts, who fragile yet resrlient mtrrcacres of
grows up and falls for Gino, the the human heart.
somewhat older and ﬁber-cool I
boy next door with attitude and Hope_ to See you there. Please
a motorcycle to boot. In writing e-mail sqecral@g_mail.com or call
about the ﬁlm, Defurne says, (859).255'4316 'f you have any
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Richardson Vision Center 859.278.4201
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HIV/ AIDS Legal Project 5025841254 Lex Friends, Quakers 859.254.3319
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Moveable Feast 859.252.2867 MCC Paducah 2704433339
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UK Adolescent Medicine 859.323.5643
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Alcoholics Anonymous 859.967.9960 Morehead State University 606.783.2294
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