xt77h41jm20v https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt77h41jm20v/data/mets.xml Lexington, KY Pride Community Services Organization 198502 This collection contains newsletters produced by the Lexington, Kentucky based Pride Community Services Organization. Included are publications from the organization through multiple name changes, such as LinQ magazine (July 2013-2016); the GLSO (Gay and Lesbian Services Organization) News (August 1986-June 2013); the GSO (Gay Services Organization) newsletter (1979-July 1986). Accession number 2016ms055. newsletters English Pride Community Services Organization Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. Pride Community Services Organization publications LGBTQ community--Kentucky LGBTQ culture LGBTQ newspapers Gay men Lesbians Bisexual people Transgender people Sexual minorities Gender identity Drag culture GSO Newsletter, February 1985 text GSO Newsletter, February 1985 1985 2019 true xt77h41jm20v section xt77h41jm20v G SO _____________________________________________________ LEXINGTON GAY seevxces DRGANXZATIDN POST OFFICE BOX 11471 " TOGETHER -- LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY 40511 GAY AND PROUD" February 1985 rnom THE PRESIDENT BSD THANKS 1585 1 was encouraged to 599 the new faces at our The legerial Dourt of the Bluegrass Empire held last Beneral Business fleeting. I would like to a bEDEtl on JBWUBVY 9 [$119d t 9 “”155 Ellaneous thank those who attended and to encourage others to CODtESt-" Proceeds {FBI thiS event "9“? t9 hEIP also attend. You don’t have to be a s o meober to sungort the Lexington Bay Servues Droamza’cwn- participate in any of our activities including the 50 H0U1d 11k? t0 EXtEfid OUT SIHCEFE thanks t0 monthly business meetings. the Court and all those who attended, it was an So come to any activity or meeting and find out EXtFEME SUCCESS, brlnging $479.00 into 650’s what BSD is all about and ow you can help. There treasury. . are all kinds of OEportuni ies for you to help. This money will be spent on community serVices Every little bit will elp us and also give you t e for gays and lesbians in the Lex1ngton area, pride and satisfaction of doing something including: sgorts activities, 850 newsletter. worthwhile for our community. Learn w at it Beans phoneline, peakers’ Bureau and many soc1al to be 'Together-—Bay and Proud.“ activities. Special thanks go to Greg and Ron for making this event possible. ASK AUNT MARY FEBRUARY PDTLUCK We regret to announce that, due to health problems, Aunt Hary’s column will not appear this This months potluck will be held at Charlie and month.. She is currently in serious ut stable Darrell’s. For this oonth only ou are asked not condition at the Univer51 y_ of Kentucky Hedical to bring an entre, although desserts or wine would Center where she was admitted after suffering a be appreciated. For more inforlation, call serious heart attack at her home on Nellie Street 299—03JL. in Berea. According to a close friend who was with her at the time of the attack, she was stricken only woments after reading an irate letter fron a disgruntled newsletter reader who had received a CULLEGE REFUSES DEBREE TU BAY HAN con idential , personal reply toga probleo he had written to her about last eonth. A parentl A Chicago man was FEtUSEd a bachelors degree unhappy with her resgonse, he wrote Each with earned at a grivate Christian college in sout ern numerous obscene sugges ions as to how Aunt Hary Illinois ased on unsgecifie charges of could put her typewriter to better use. homosexuality. He reported y had couple ed all academic requirements for graduation in Hay 1981, He sincerely hope Aunt Hary will be able tO when a fellow student told he Dean that the Ian resume her coluwn shortly, and we will keep her was gay. Subsiquently, the college withheld his many well wishers posted as to her progress. To diploma. Aunt Mary, all of us at BSD wish you a speedy National Bay Rights Advocates, a San recovery. Francisco-based public interest law fire and the prestigious Chicago firm of Jenner Block are If you would like to write to AUNT MARY, send regresenting Greg Johnson in a suit deoanding your 1e ter to: Aunt Mary, Z 850 Post Office Box re ease of is degree and monetary dalages. His 1471, Lexington, Kentucky 40575. All naees are attorneys noted that Johnsons graduate study and kept strictly confidentia . If you wish a career ave been stalled because of the college’s personal rep y, please include a stamped self action. addressed envelope. NEHSLETTESL?18¥ERTISINE g? If zoo would like to advertise in the 5 if?“ “(I LEXINGTON newslet er, please send your ad copy and Eavoent to if \ T Q ‘ OSO, P.O. Box 11471, Lexington, Ky. 40 75. See 4 g 4,. t.\, N1 the calendar for the news etter deadline. Due to // “ 0° postal regulatioies, wetreierve the rightlto lrgfuse 653:??? ‘ GAYLINE , advertisin due 0 con en or s ace avai abi i y. 6 ' 231.033 9 RATES p ' fl 5 . Elqth Page i 8-00 PHORELINE VOLUNTEERS CAN MAKE n DIFFERENCE Ouarter age $15.00 Half 3399 ”5-90 Rs reported, the BSD phoneline is now back in Full 5‘99 “0'00 , . . operation. Anyone wanting information pertinent to “3551““ ‘ 1'00 ”‘P W 5.1?“E5i ‘ “’5 t e local 'ay community may call the p oneline at “C" “”1th "0”“ ESIHOESSt firt a recorded message. Far pegple who . . . . wis o a ‘ o someone in person, t e p oneline i5: DiangUNTg-(JHECUVE "Iediatelyl will also be aanned b'g volunteers periodically 5 “3‘0” ,2; 1.,‘2' throughout the week (see he Calendar for times). ‘ 1]., g“ for non-otofit rou s , verZ‘one has those moments when they need ‘ p 9 p ' soneone 0 tall: to, but imagine what it would be . like if there was no one you could confide in, ask The son newsletter is Bublished Ionthlv by the ant/Ice 0f. or Slnnlv that with when you are Lexington Ba Services rganization Incorporated, experiencingthatineed. haov Of our callers are In P.O. Box 114%, Lexington, Kentucky 40575. 650 is that very Situation, desperatlv needing to tall: to a non~profit organization whose purpose is to another person who 15 gay, wondering Just what it provide educational, recreational, social and means it! be gal, or maybe JUSt to S are the pain of referral services directly involving or relating to being differen with someone who sight understand. _ gay/lesbian people. For many individuals their first call to the 850 Views or opinions expressed in stories or Phoneline way be the first step in toning out and letters .are those of te writers and do not learning to deal with their sexual iden ity. As a necessarily represent those of the BSD board or the Phoneline listener, you can make a real difference newsletter staff. Publication 'of .the naae or in someone’s life. Host everyone can spare a few photograph of'an‘y person, 9F9in1?3t10n or other hours each month, and this eitreoely worthwhile entity in articles or advertismg in the newsletter project needs your help. 15 1“ "0 “Y 1OdlfatlYE 0f the sexual orientation Phoneline listener training sessions are held 0‘ SUEDPEFSDM Organization or 9"“th at The Comprehensive Care Center on the 4th Sunday Submissmns for the newsletter are welcole. All of each month at 2:00 a or as indicated on the SUbHSSlOOS DECO“ “)9 property 0* the LEXMOl-OD Calendar. If you would lifie more information about mt $53}:ng tggogma :32; 4113- agégeggblégnggg how to volunteer to take part in one of oso-‘s lost a ' ' 3. is author. although no bvline will be published important projects, call Barry at 2‘58 ‘q‘d' without peroission of the author. Non-original oaterial oust indicate that that person has given his/her eraission for the use of his/her one in the publication. Anonylous subaissions cannot be accep ed. The editorial staff has the ri'ht to alter subaissions i'including advertiseoents) to —-~————--—-'--"‘ ’ ' ”fl“— ; aeet publishing reguireaents. TH B UCHA NA/V g DIRECTORY KE/ '. BSD Sayline..............................231-0335 'i 350 Newsletter, Seneral..................299-0352 7k 05' Advertisement. . . . . . . . . . . .299-0352 l lliailiitig List.............§$g-g93§ . BSD Recreationa Evens ~35 ' DignitnyExingtorfi.£E..éiu......é..,.....299-El?52 3.573 Zfl/VJDOW/Vf— DR/VE , la eria our o e eu rass apire...252- 55 __ i Logisville Crisis Hotline.?........l502l 637-4342 273-/0 971 273 /é/0 E Owensboro Bay Alliance..,...........(502) 685-5246 i Cincinnati Ga Switchboard.........(513) 221-7800 "mu—W- '- ‘ ' National Gay task Force Crisis LinelODO) 221-7044 NSTF AIDS Crisis Line..............l800) 221-70442 -. V99.9VVVVVVVVV999VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV UV.99VVVVVVV'VVVVVVVV’VVVVVVVVVVVVVVOVVV VDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCE V9 VDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCE V. V. ‘ w 1FP1EE IaflfiF? :: I announco 9' ‘ Day dance and hen-fit. V. the door: open at 9:00pm. 0' ime and help support 650. V. 9. V. 9' VV EVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCE 9V EVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCEVDANCE 0V 99V99VVVV9UVVV9VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV' 5 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVQVVVVVVVVVOVVVVVVVV099... VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV ‘ lntinl . . . ung what to do this . 50 has this advice group of friends ce dinner and then ._ , Bar for the annual Valentino Day Dunc. to benefit 650. Tickets are $3.00 at the door and a door prize will be awarded. Doors will open at 9:00pm. See you on Valentine’s Day. VVVUV999VVVVVVVVV’VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V999V9VV.UVVVVVV'VVVVVV’VVVVVVVVVVV’VVV : 224 East Main Street, Lexington. Kentucky i a Phone 606-255-1551 E i Kentucky 5 Most Umque Umw - GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING HINUTES 1/7/85 Previous minutes and treasurer’s report were read and accepted. The treasury stands at $4,949.08. Jim announced that the phoneline message has been updated, and that the oailing list is upto approximately 180 names. Doug gave a report on the activities of the Speakers’ Bureau. Edwin announced that volunteers are still needed for the ghoneline. The newt phoneline training session wi I be at 2 pa on Sunday, January 2‘0, a the Comprehensive Care Center. Jia announced that The Bar is willing to have 1 the Valentine’s Day Dance fund-raiser again this j year. The entire $3 cover charge will go to BSD. ' David is to contact the Court concerning entertainment for the dance. Steve D. volunteered to contact Louisville and Telecable of Lexington concerning airing the Hhisgggs video. fiarshall gave a brief history of the grant from , the Chicago ‘esource Center. A let er acknowledging the acceptance of the . grant was signed by the Board. ‘ The renting of office space for BSD was ‘3 discussed at length. 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Lut erans and Hethodists, United Churches of Christ. y Ah!, the wonders of the colguter world. The HNehave literally lost track of the groups now following is free the Consumer nforuation Service ? firing “Street“ and fEIXDNSDIP t0 the 981 or Network. The article is part of a Computer Forue, ES la".l°ak?"9 for a way bRCk t0 thE talth hey discussing huean sexuality. werfi raised 1“- , . Question: is gay acceptable to God? Hill there th l a Y‘CE. t0 thE.DU95tIDnEF 15 to find one of be any gay people in heaven? th9.0r9:“123t1°”5 mentioned and talk_ to sgneune Answer: or this guestion we sought the advice E.Blr " o can {FDVIdF the be"5f1t 0‘ “‘5 or her 0"” of Die Peterean, e itor of the Hashington Cascade ipfiriend§_1nr he 59‘r5h' Voice in Seattle. I??? {:EtHEIFSI He are grateful to Mr. Peterman for sharing his or tstn E top 0f HY head, bUt I know how expertise. — gen he question can be to soee. He writes: If anyone needs the address of an organization Your reader who asked if there is a place for 9; QEDUP 1” “ particular City! I “111 be glad t0 gay people in heaven needs to know: 5 pfiryi th H . , . Firs , that he or she is only one of thousands Harr'l e 5 et dsdington Cascade VOICE! 891 E- with that nagging question. Cdgd?EIIUI e Du, Seattle, HA 9Blu2 Second. t at many believe the answer is "yes." Jim Pet-y, Say Catholic fleeting erman l was driVileged to cover for my aeer the A biannual in_ernational convention of DISNlT , the 6%7' organization of Bay Catholics, in Seattle this 4171'i8 supper. ~,,°_ :3 , Dyer SOD lay men and woeen and religious «0. aka“ Jan { (priests and nuns) net in Seattle. " They were welcomed warely by Archbishop Rayeond lCBE NENS S. *Hunthausen who allowed them to use the cathedral of St. lanes for a liturgy the evening Feb 3.........Sunday, Country Western Night at ; before the closing session. Circus Disco l interviewed many of the participants and Doors open at 3:00pm, Show at convention or'anizers, and l was, struck by the 8:509n l . sincere joy and spirituality they all shared. Proceeds to help start a new Seen Rs Horally Neutral court system in Coulunbus, GA Even though the church still views homosexual March 3----.--ICEE At the Circus DISCO “activity" as morally wrong, the fact of being BOOTS open at 3:900“ ,. holosexual-—that is, n being sexually attracted to PFDCEEdS fin to FISCD KIGS: a the same sex--is now enerally viewed by DOVETDDED appointed day care theologians as morally neutra?. CEHtEF for mentally, PDYSIEallY ‘ There are some theologians who have actually ~ and sexually abused Chl dren advocated monogamous same-sex relationships as a Narch 17! *1--ICBE Shows, LDDk for CODIDQ EYEDtS positive good, as an alternative to prouiscuity. form the Court.‘ Also casing in Aid Froe Religious Groups , Harcb Nr- Gav Kentucky Perhaps the aajnritz of Dung people th gugt Aprll 13......Saturday, Out of State Show and face the decision t at {hey are homosexual oust IHPEFIB Roast at LHNUP’S also deal with the religious teachings they , 53-00 Doors_open at 3:00fil received while growin' UE' April 14......Sunda6, Corination IV, S eraton Those to whom the $3i_h of their childhood ueans Inn, pen at 7:00pm a great deal often suffer terribly from the feeling Show at 7:30pm $5.00 general, ‘ of being "cut off' from their church family. $10.00 reserved 7 There are many organizations like DlSNlTY . 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Then, in a couple of non hs, I learned don’t get arrested or come home with a case of the "' what it felt like to be a aember of a minority crabs, what I do doesn’t hurt our relationship. group." . . . _ Well, the last time I had to take a trip. it turned He went on to ewglain: "For the first time in my out that the sales representative I met with was life, I knew I was eing judged not for myself. bu very attractive and gay. So we just took off after for what I stood for in the public’s mind. I was our meeting, he showed me all the night life, I no longer a separate and distinct individual but a found somebody interestin . so did he. and we all type--or, . rather, a stereotype called a went back to his place lar drinks in the hot tub. ’gntorcycl1st.’ . ‘ Etc. Meanwhile. Tommy was calling my hotel once “Even though only a small fraction of men who every hour. At eight o’clock in the aornin he ride motorcycles are hoodlums, or even roughnecks, gave up. I came back to the hotel to find a stack the public’s perception of the whole c ass is of phone messa es. Nobody met me at the airport. influenced by the conduct_ of the worst element. Turns out Tommy gas been faithful for three long i Statistically, that perception 15‘ a very crude years (to hear him tell it) and has turned down caricature of the average motorcyclist. offers he now regrets because he thought I was ’But this fact makes absolu ely no difference. doing the same thing. I’m confused , pissed off He are all regarded with the same suspicion and and afraid of losing a guy I really cherish. Did l uneasiness, if not downright hostility as if we do something wrong? ' were all charter members 0 the Hell’s Angels. _________ Everywhere I rode, I felt the hot breat of prejudice on the back of my neck. leah. you did something wron . but Tommy was “find, you know, after a while, I got so teed off oaking the same mistake. Host people assume 'that at this attitude that I began 0 act like a their personal morality is (or should be) toughie~-as if to say, OK you expect we to be universe . They also assuae that somebody they mean, so I might as well be hanged for a wolf as love automatically shares their code of conduct. for a sheep.“ va1ously, this 15 not true. According to Host of this is what the psychiatrists call hlodSIQh , you and Tommy probabl should have "paranoid projection,“ and is far fron being talked about mahogany before you gecaee lovers. ’ limited to a lunatic fringe of mankind. Rather i But Since the no of you disagree on this issue. 2.. , is a grevalent trait in all societies, which tend who knows? Haybe you wou dn’t have had three nice ' ' to disp ace their fear or anger or aggressiveness years. upon some groug easily i entifiable by race or Heep telling loamy you love him. Let him punish religion or poli.ical heresay or lifestyle that you for a lltt e whi e, then put your foot down and deviates from the conventional norms of that tell him it’s time to decide if your relationship gocjety, really has a future. You don’t sound rampantly By projection from some small percentage of promiscuous to me, and he doesn’t sound like he’s motorcyclists to the whole class, we legitimatize‘ ready to be put on a shelf with the knichknacks. so ;: our irrational fears and transfer our own latent maybe a compromise is possible. Remind him that he =~ aggressive feelings to some “alien“ group. In never told you what his expectations were, so that ‘ England, in the past, he points out, the Scotch, although you are sorry you hurt his, ou have not . 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