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Occupy Wall Street

April 21, 2012

Kat Long

Our Year in Review – April ‘11-‘12

A kiss is still a kiss—but what a kiss it was! When a female naval officer smooched her fiancee during a military homecoming ritual, it indelibly marked the true and final end to “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” The victories of the past year seemed to come fast and furious: New York finally legalizing same-sex marriage along with Maryland and Washington State; Chaz Bono busting a move as Dancing with the Stars’ first transgender contestant; the snowballing Occupy Wall Street movement demanding justice for the hardworking 99 percent. Even great tragedy, and the still-raw memories of America’s worst terrorist attack, failed to slow the rekindling of our optimism. (And if you want more proof, see GO’s landmark Tenth Anniversary issue this September!)

November 9, 2011

Lila Zimmerman

Occupy Wall Street: A Protest That Does Not Discriminate

Where Gays Fit in This Fight

Calendar of Events

M Mon

T Tue

W Wed

T Thu

F Fri

S Sat

S Sun

5 events,

5 events,

8 events,

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NYC DJs for Kamala

6 events,

5 events,

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Salsa at The Bush

5 events,

Sweet Tea at Ginger’s

9 events,

4 events,

6 events,

7 events,

Recurring

Femme House

5 events,

5 events,

6 events,

7 events,

6 events,

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LezVolley Community Town Hall

7 events,

11 events,

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LezFest Ice Cream Social

5 events,

5 events,

6 events,

Recurring

Sabrina Wu

7 events,

4 events,

5 events,

8 events,

Recurring

Femme House

5 events,