In 1961 KQED produced what is perhaps the first known documentary about homosexuality in the United States called “The Rejected.” It’s been lost – until now. The film is hardly a flattering portrayal of the LGBTQ community. It frequently refers to homosexuality as a “problem” and the documentary is peppered with other derogatory words such […]
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Adjunct professor Beth Gonzales decided she won’t be returning to Fresno Pacific University next semester after a discussion she had with university President Richard Kriegbaum about gay marriage this week. Disagreeing with school leaders’ vocal opposition to gay marriage, she asked Kriegbaum on Wednesday if she needed to resign. “I agreed with her that it
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Introducing the 2015-16 Bulldog Pride Fund Scholars: The Bulldog Pride Fund, an endowed scholarship established under the auspices of the Fresno State Alumni Association, has announced its six scholars for the 2015-16 academic year. Sharing $12,000 equally are:
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IN MEMORIAM: RONALD D. WILSONMay 7, 1946 – June 24, 2015 Ron Wilson was a tireless volunteer and generous benefactor of many local causes including the Bulldog Pride Scholarship Fund at Fresno State, Fresno Reel Pride Film Festival, Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade & Festival, and the no-longer active Central California Alliance. In 2013, he was
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Gay Fresno is currently seeking a highly motivated independent advertising sales representative. Ideal candidate is a professional who is self-motivated, growth-oriented, and passionate. Compensation will be commission only at a competitive rate (no salary). Also available openings in Tulare, Hanford, Porterville & Visalia. Organization Overview: Locally operated as a not for profit since 2004, Gay
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Peter Robertson, Melissa Knight, Matthew Mazzei and Julia Woli Scotton behalf of the newly establishedRAINBOW ALUMNI AND ALLIES CLUBcordially invite you and a guest to the INAUGURAL MIXER Monday, September 28, 20155:30 – 7:30 p.m. • A short program begins at 6:30 p.m. Smittcamp Alumni House • Fresno State All ages welcome. Complimentary admission. Appetizers
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EQCAI is working with Gay Central Valley of Fresno, and other LGBT and immigration groups, and health clinics to increase access to healthcare for LGBT and undocumented people in the Central Valley. Our aim is to engage and educate the broader community on the unique health needs of LGBT and undocumented individuals, and to advocate
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More than a month after a transgender woman died after being stabbed on a Fresno street, law enforcement agencies are continuing to seek the person who attacked her. K.C. Haggard, 66, of Fresno, who’s been recalled as a “sweet” person, was seen on the surveillance video from a tattoo shop walking down North Blackstone Avenue
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Las Vegas. Lit in a blaze of neon and fueled by alcohol, the city itself seems to be weighed down with secrets and promise. The polished gloss of its sparkling skyline is a siren song to anyone searching to become someone else – if only for a weekend. Whether it’s the darkness of the kinky
Remember back in grade school when the still-damp ditto sheets were passed down the row before a test or quiz? You took a deep whiff of that awesome mimeograph ink and put your Number Two pencil to work. The next day you waited with nervous anticipation – would you receive a coveted gold star? Then,
