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Issue 12 2010 Feature Story Page 9
Female to Male: Making the
CONTENTS Transition Continued
SpeCIal Holiday Edition
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FEATURE STORY COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Lexington Events Raise GSA
More than $10,000 for Every Tuesday, 7 p.m.
Crisis Hotline 13 Pride Center
INSIDE THIS EDITION OutLoud Radio Show
Holiday Season Re- 6 Every Friday, 3 P-m- ' 4 P-m-
ﬂection: Finding 88-1 FM
Yourself
PFLAG Fundraiser
The Unitarian Uni- 6 December 3'5
versalist Church of Joseph-Beth Booksellers
' Lexington 20% of all book and 10% of all cafe pur-
chases go to support Lexington PFLAG
GLSO Discussion 8
Group Winding Down Imperial Court of Kentucky Pres-
ents: AVOL Kid’s Christmas
Kentucky Bourbon 11 Wednesday, December 8, 8:30 pm.
Bears: Central Ken- CFOSSings Lexington
‘ tuky’s Newest Bear _ .
Community A Very Fairy Christmas
Friday, December 10, 8:30 pm.
Job 12 Pulse Nightlife
Calling All Young Gay 13 Lexington Pride Festival Meeting
Professionals Sunday, November 7, 6 pm.
Pride Center
New Jersey Senator 13 _
Introduces College GLSO Board Meeting
Anti-bullying Law Sunday, December 12, 1 pm.
Pride Center
Harvard Pres: ROTC 13 _ .
Return If Gays Can Imperial Court of Kentucky Meeting
Serve Openly Sunday, December 12, 6 pm.
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GLSO —
EDITOR .5
Jesse Howard GLSO EXECUTIVE
The GLSO News is published Dennis Wheatley, President
monthly by and for the Lexington Thomas Collins, Vice President
Gay and Lesbian Services Organi- Jane Minder, Secretary
zation members and community. Ginger Minder-Moore, Treasurer
The mission of the Lexington Gay
and Lesbian Services Organization
is to provide support and services Mary Crone, GSA
to the GLBTQQIA community. Jesse Howard, Marketing/Sales
Orvis Kean, Events

The vision of the Lexington Gay Charlotta Brunson, At-Large
and Lesbian Services Organiza- Jessica Sucik, Afﬁliate Groups
tion is to empower the GLBTQQIA David Spencer, Webmaster
community through voice.
The Lexington GLSO is founded w
upon the core values of fun, in- Bill Chandler, Admin. Assistant
clusive, respect, integrity, dignity, 859,253.3233
service and competence.
GLSO Pride Center
389 Waller Avenue The GLSO is currently looking for
Suite 100 new contributors and editorial
Lexington, Ky. 40504 staff. If interested, e-mail
859.253.3233 editor@glso.org.
www.glso.org

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Holiday Season your gathering has two or twenty
- . - - people, the point is that ou will be
Reﬂectlon. FIHdlng able to partake of the hoylidays and
Yourself enjotli quality timetiiivithi the taeeiplg
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Angela Climenti, Founder of Degarrin isn’t that what the holidays are l
Having a lifestyle that is different than the really supposed to be about?
one you grew up with can make it hard _
to relate to your family. And even if your The Unltarian
immediate family is open to who you are . .
and the way you live, other relatives may UHIVGI‘SBIISt ChurCh
not be so accepting. Perhaps you have Of Lexington
even cut ties with your family - or had them Mary Crone Contributor
[those ties] cut for you. Being considered '
“different” can be Challenging anytime Of The Unitarian Universalist Church
the year, but it is rarely more apparent than of Lexington has Sunday services
during the holiday season. at 11 am. The Church is located
The media and retail industries do their best at 3564 Clays Ml" Rd"
to portray the holiday season as one of joy The U U Church has a liberal
and togetherness. While this may be true, it religious 'tradition with room for
is also an unfortunate fact that the holidays many beliefs Our congregation
often bring about stressful situations and includes people who identify as
stir up unresolved issues. As someone who Christian Humanist Buddhist
grew up in a Catholic family, but is now Pagan [Atheist Agnostic and
pagan, I know ﬁrsthand how trying the more ’ ’ ’
holidays can be with relatives who don't '
understand the choices I’ve made or the life The U.U. General Assembly
I lead. Many of my closest friends are gay encourages every congregation to
or bi-sexual, and quite a few of them follow beinclusiveofall LGBTQQIApersons
a pagan path as well; watching them deal at every level of congregational
with their biological families over the years life welcoming to same-gender
has been both inspiring and disheartening. codples and recognizing and
We all know that you cannot choose the afﬁrming of their relationships
family you are born into or make others '
accept who you are. But that doesn’t mean The congregations in and around
you are alone or without family. It is those Lexington actively support
people in your life that love and support you LGBTQQI A rights. Members can be
that become your“chosen family." For those depended upon to attend legislative
of us used to redeﬁning the stereotypes of lobbying days chaperone GSA
who we are and the way we live, why try events show, up at rallies and
:0 mi igitsvaociiett/t’s ptieconceitedbnotiﬁntief vigils, [and in other ways support
amiy. o e er an us 0 rea e - - -
mold and make our families ﬁt our lifestyles the work for equality and Justice.
instead of the other way around? We welcome all people to attend
At this time of year, when family is generally 3323?; cjghrsier Sgﬁgaéuyftairiﬁi;
foremost in our minds, your chosen family for holy unions or other events You
becomes even more important. Don’t plan can call the ofﬁce at 223-1448.
to spend the holidays with your relatives? '
Have a get-together with your chosen
family instead. It doesn’t matter whether 5

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GLSO Discussion Hundreds of people have found support
_ _ and acceptance at “Group”. Everyone
Group Wlndlng DOWI‘I got the same message every week “as
Jane Minder, GLSO soon as you walked through the door
you were accepted just the way you
After nearly 15 years the Wednesday were and no one here was going to try
Night Discussion Group will suspend to change you.”
meeting indeﬁnitely after the ﬁrst of the
year. It seems especially ﬁtting to end If you think there is a need for some-
this long run after the Christmas holidays thing like this group or have other ideas
since it was started at this time of year for serving the GLBT community, and
because one person in the community are willing to make it happen, please
wanted to give back and knew how hard contact GLSO at info@glso.org.
the holidays are for GLBT individuals who
were estranged from family. Jeremy “Group” will meet three more times on
Farmer probably didn’t know when he December 15, 22 & 29 so if you need
started that his group would last so long a little support drop by the Pride Cen-
but he saw the need and ﬁlled it. ter at 389 Waller Ave at 7pm. We’ll be
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Female to Male: etc but now I have to limit that to su-
_ _ _ per close male friends or gay men so
Maklng the TranSItIOI'I as to limit the risk of getting my ass
- kicked. Also, you may not always think
Contlnuecl of it but in general, woman can make
Jesse Howard, Editor a lot of comments about other women
, _ _ _ or women as a whole and no be mis-
During this edition of the GLSO Newslet- construed as being a male chauvinist. I
ter, we compelte our interview with local am a lot more aware of what I’m say-
artist Jack Cofer about his transformation ing now more than ever (which is a
from female to male. good thing) 4) Everyone assuming I’m
_ _ _ a straight male when with my partner:
am": What issues, 'f_ any, do you en- I’m still ﬁghting the good ﬁght and it's
counter on a daily basrs that you must hard to be out as queer when the signs
overcome? are not obvious. My “Nobody knows
. _ I’m a Transexual” t-shirt is in the mail
JC: At ﬁrst I want to say that the issues right now. And for the sake of this ar—
become less and less the more I prog- ticle we’ll stop the list here
ress in my transition - but that’s false.
The issues become different. In the be- Editor: What advice do you have for a
ginning when I was simply binding, Ijust young adult who is struggling to gen-
appeared to most folks like a ﬂat chested der—identify?
lesbian (especially when accompanied
by my female partner) and on the phone JC: First of all, I believe everyone should
people assumed I was female because 0f question gender - especially their own.
my vorce. I had already adopted my male For all the vastness in the universe and
name, so folks were constantly asking if it the depth of the human heart there is
was short for“Jacquie”and when I would no way there is only 2_ You can argue
say “No, it’s actually Jackson," it was like procreation all you want but in an age
begging the question and in an instantI where anyone can do that no matter
WOUId be wrapped up in a line 0f ques- their circumstances, now more than
tioning whether I liked it or not. And I do ever we need to be breaking abstract
like talking about it but it’s hard to be an bonds with societal constructs and look
educator 100% of the time...like when inward. Be you and do not be afraid.
you’re buying groceries. Since hormone Those who do not understand are the
therapy and the inevitable “passing” as ones who are afraid. If you have ques-
male, new problems have included 1) tions about anything, the best thing to
public bathroom use: there isn’t always do is to reach out. Find a book, ﬁnd
a stall door or one that locks in multiple a person, find a resource. We’re out
stall men’s rooms. 2) being limited to my here, and we’re not going to leave you
binding in public at all times: before I behind.
had facial hair I at least had the option
to net bind if I wanted to 90 swimming Want to read more articles like this
in a public pool or even if it was simply from the GLSO? We want your feed-
90 degrees outside and I was uncomfort— back and article suggestions. E-mail
able. 3)readjusting to mannerisms and editor@glso.org.
speaking habits: I used to be able to tell
a guy if he smelled good or looked good, 9

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blan, bisexual and transgender youths at youths in crisis
two charity events Friday. '
Donations were taken at a candlelight “Keep the Love you Find,
vigil in Phoenix Park, followed by a char- Get the Love you Want.”
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the story. Job was a man of wealth, power, line is I don’t know. Who can know Are
and integrity, but most importantly, he was the ways of God? He sees the end Are
a man 9f GOd' .A man who honored GOd in picture I only see today. This was Y0L
everything he did. Then one day as Satan also the conclusion Job came to son
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attitude was God gives and God takes place of respect in the community Editi
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their health failed them. So God gave him wants the best for us? Can we Al
permission to take his health, but he still allow God the rivile e £0 take and = Sou
could not take his life. That is when Job do whatever l-llje degms necessa
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hidden sins that needed to be confessed. believe ingth e de ths of? our healij’t: WhC
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' calling A" YOUI'Ig race, gender and other factors.
E Gay PrOfESSIOI'IaIS Italso would provide funding for schools
[ Jesse Howard, Editor to establish or expand programs to
I prevent harassment of students.
, Are you a young gay professional?
I Are you looking to make a name for US. Rep. Rush Holt, a fellow
; yourself out there? We know it can New Jersey Democrat, introduced
, sometimes be hard to be out in the identical legislation in the House of
, workplace, if you can be out at all. Representatives.
| The GLSO is looking to start a new
. Young Gay Professionals Networking
| Group in Lexington. If you are
| $gerested In 10ining, e mail info@glso. Harvard Pres: ROTC
: Are you interested 'n be om' 9 Return If Gays can
I c in a
mentor to young gay professionals? serve OPENI!
Want to help others like you succeed? 50WC€3 The Assocrate Press
‘ We want you too! E-mail info@glso. _ _ .
, ' org if you are interested in becoming (Cambridge, M3553 Harvard Umversrty’s
‘ a mentor or speaker. president says the school will resume a
‘ long-banned Reserve Officer Training
‘ Editor's Note: Young is deﬁned by your Corps program when federal law allows
professional career only, not by age. gays to serve openly in the military.
President Drew Gilpin Faust has spoken
before about bringing the ROTC
New Jersey senator back pending repeal of the 1993 law
Introduces College known as “don’t ask, don’t tell.” She
. . emphasized her position Wednesday
AntI-bullylng Law in introducing Joint Chiefs of Staff
= Source: The Associated Press Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen before he
spoke at the Ivy League school.
(Trenton, NJ) New Jersey Sen. Frank
Lautenberg has introduced legislation Faust says Harvard is prepared to
to require colleges to adopt a code “fully” recognize the ROTC when all
of conduct that prohibits bullying and students have “the privilege and honor
harassment. of military service” without having to
lie.
The Tyler Clementi Higher Education
Anti-Harassment Act is named for the Her comments ﬁrst were reported
18-year-old RutgersUniversityfreshman by The Harvard Crimson student
who committed suicide in September newspaper. They come as talk of a
after his gay sexual encounter in his repeal increases in Washington.
dorm room was broadcast online.
Harvard banned the ROTC in 1969
The measure introduced Thursday by amid Vietnam War dissent. Its ROTC
Lautenberg, a Democrat, would require students train at the Massachusetts
colleges that receive federal money to Institute of Technology.
adopt policies that prohibit harassment
based on a student’s sexual orientation, 13

GLSO Resource Directory
A community resource page for gay and/or gay— _ _
friendly organizations throughout Kentucky. To Rel'9'_°"5 9'0"”
add your listing, scroll to the bottom of this Integrity(Episcopal) ---"-859'533'9851
page. Interweave (Unitarian) .859-266—5904
Lex Friends (Quakers)....859—254-3319
Anonymous & Conﬁdential HIV Testing Mercy Ministry Church ..859-358—3357
AIDS Volunteers, Inc. (AVOL) .....859-225-3000 MCC Paducah ...............270-443-3339
Health Dept., Fayette .................859-288-2437
Health Dept., Jessamine ............859-885-4149 Student Groups
Health Dept., Woodford .............859-873-4541 Berea College ACE .......859-958—3633
UK Adolescent Medicine .............859-323-5643 Centre College (BGLA) ..859-238-5332
Volunteers of America (VOA) ......859-254—3469 Morehead State Univ. .. 606-783-2294
STD Testing & Treatment ...........859-288-2437 OUTSource (UK) _.........859-323-3312
UK GSA .......................859-559-7464
Community Groups
24-Hour Crisis Line ....................800-928—8000 On the Web _
24-Hour Teen Crisis Line.............800-999—9999 AIDS Volunteers (AVOL)
Alcoholics Anonymous ...............859-967-9960 avolky.org
AA/Alcoholic Teens, ofﬁce ..........859-277-1877 Imperial Court Kentucky
Bluegrass COLTS .......................859—225-9169 imperialcourtkentucky.org
Council for Peace & Justice ........859-225-6999 Integrity (St. Marthas)
Discussion Group ......................859-253-3233 integrity.stmarthas.blogspot.com
Fairness of Louisville .................502—893-0788 Kentucky Bourbon Bears
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GLSO Pride Center......................859-253-3233 Kentucky Pagan Forum Nar
Imperial Court of Kentucky ........859-619-7521 go.to/kypaganforum
International Gay Bowling .........859-276-3058 Lexington Fairness
Lexington Fairness ....................859-951-4450 lexfaiizorg _
Lexington Human Rights ...........859—252-4931 Lexington Lyons Leather/Levi Club AdC
Lexington Insight Group ............859-230-2428 lexlyons.org
Lex. Lyons Leather/Levi Club .....859-468—6371 Lexington Pride Festival
Lexington Pride Festival .............859-253-3233 lexpridefest.org
MACT .......................................859—358-8335 Lexington Fayette County Health Dept E.—
PFLAG Lexington .......................859-338-4393 lexingtonhealthdepartmentorg lty
PFLAG Louisville ........................502-329-0229 Mercy Ministry
SisterSound ..............................859-806—0243 mercyministrychurch2006.net
Social Services (Lexington only) ...............211 PFLAG Lexington —
Speakers’ Bureau ......................859—266-5904 pﬂaglex.blogspot.com Stai
TransKentucky ..........................859-963-6606 Rainbow League
United Way ..............................859-313—5465 rainbowleague.net
United Sister Circle Alliance __
HIV/AIDS Information and Services unitedsistersbrg E-IT
AVOL ........................................859-225-3000 Volunteers of America (VOA)
Health Dept., Fayette .................859-288—2437 voaky.org
Toll-Free ......................877-606-2437 E] I l
Cumberland Region (SE Ky.) .......606-864-3776 - *Dor
Toll-Free ......................888-425-7282 GLSO News Deadlme
HIV/AIDS Legal Project ..............502-584-1254 December 13
Lexington STOP Program ...........859-254-3469
Louisville Region .......................502-574-0161 Send articles, ads and pictures to
Moveable Feast..........................859—252-2867 .
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