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Blog post: Interview with Founders of dYke picnic

Mar 02, 2012 / Posted by Guest — 6 comments

Cathie and Sue Timian were recently interviewed by Christina Miller of the www.everybodysgood.com team about an exciting, new event for queer women in the Rochester area, dYke picnic. See the interview below to learn more.

Q1: What was your inspiration for the event?

A: Women! *laughs* Rochester has ...

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Blog post: Alternatives to the Slopes - Winter Fitness in Rochester

Dec 28, 2011 / Posted by Christina — 0 comments

Now that we've finally got snow here in Rochester, NY I figured it's time to get excited about all the winter fun Rochester has to offer. As a lifelong Upstate New Yorker I also understand that "getting excited about winter" and staying active can be a challenge. So ...

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Blog post: Highlights of This Week's News Featuring Transgender Individuals

Dec 15, 2011 / Posted by Christina — 0 comments

I can only create so many individual blogs per day, but there have been so many important stories about transgender individuals. Thus, this blog post will be a summary of a handful of news stories featuring transgender individuals.

Uplifting Stories/Profiles of Transgender Individuals

Led By the Child Who Simply ...

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Blog post: Check Out BasicRight's Our Families Videos: LGBT People of Color's Stories

Oct 13, 2011 / Posted by Christina — 0 comments

Our Families: LGBT Latino Stories

Our Families: LGBT Asian and Pacific Islander Stories

Our Families: LGBT African-American Stories

This series of interviews and stories about LGBT people in African-American, Latino and Asian and Pacific Islander communities was created as part of BasicRights' Our Families campaign in Oregon that gives LGBT ...

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Blog post: La Mission

Apr 14, 2010 / Posted by Allegra — 0 comments

La Mission is a new film that tells the story of the relationship between a young gay Latino man and his homophobic father, the struggles they face and ultimately the deep love shared between them.

The Latino Commission on AIDS writes: As the Bratt brothers state, "La Mission doesn't ...