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Danid Gross,
~,e ven G(Jh/stein
Eugene, alcm anJ all po int in between- will
perform evcral cabaret how .
AJJitionally, ()rganizer promi e thi year'
clebration will have more xi anJ ouvenir
vendor ·. A youth party will follow the festival
from 6 to 9 p.m. at the 300 Club.
A picnic and public commitment ceremony
will take place from noolil to 4 p.m. ept. 15 on
the lawn of the Oregon tare apitol, 900
Court t. NE. Capitol PriJe i the only Pride
celebration on the We t Coast to offer this
unique component to it fe tivitie .
People are encourageJ to bring a picnic lunch
and protection from the un as well as family,
frjcnd and loved ones to the special occasion. A
charity picnic basket raffle anJ a perfonnance
from Confluence at l p.m. will precede the
2 p.m. commitment ceremony, which will be
conducted by the Rev. Keli Kree of Sacred Souls:
An Interfaith Approach to Spirituality.
All of the events are free except for the din,
ner, which costs $15. A portion of the proceeds
will henefit the Lifeline Project, Rainbow
Youth and H.O.M.E.
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For more information call 503,831,3278,
e,mail leb-@carthlink .net or visit the Internet site
www.caJ>iwlpride.org. To register for the
commitment ceremony call 503,763,6030 .
GLAAD
LAUNCHES
ANNOUNCING EQUALITY
PROJECT
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' ollowing the hi toric deci ion by the New
York Times to publish ame, ex union
announcements, the Gay & Le ·bian Alliance
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Oregon ncw ·paper · to follow suit.
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hie the number of local and regional ncwspa,
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per that list ·aine, ex commitment cere,
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monies, unions and weddings. "We are taking
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the ame appeal we made to the New York Times
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for equal coverage to new papers in the nation'
top 100 media markets," a id Joan M. Garry,
The New York Times published its first
GLAAD executive director.
Northwe ·tern regional media manager same, ex union announcement Sept. 1
Monica Taher alrcaJy ha contacted editors at
aid. "This i the only way we will be able to
the Oregonian in Portland and the Statesman
Journal in alcm . he said hoth publication arc help change Oregon's pa~rs' policies."
con iJering revi'ing their policie but did not
give her a Jirect answer.
CUSTODY SURVEY RANKS
According to Taher, newspaper · in Wa hing,
ASHINGTON HiGH,
ton and Colorado were receptive to the project
and agreed to run same,sex announcements. OREGON Low
he wa urprised that she hasn't been a uc,
he Human Right Campaign unveiled
ce ful in Oregon.
Aug. 30 a new online survey of custody and
About 70 U.S. newspapers include such list,
ings in paid or unpaid wedding and celebration visitation laws affecting gay, lesbian, bi and trans
sections. Until Aug. 18, the Times was the only parents nationwide.
"We found that many states are taking
major newspaper in the country with a written
policy prohibiting publication of same,sex unions.
important teps toward equality in their laws
Although they do not have written policies, affecting LGBT custody and visitation rights,"
major new papers aero the country like the said Lisa Bennett, who run HRC FamilyNct.
Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and Dallas "In contrast, states that discriminate against
Morning News till do not print same,sex union LGBT parents not only disregard the advice of
announcements, although each city has a large all leading child welfare organizations, they are
increasingly standing alone in their prejudices."
and vi ible sexual minorities community. How,
According to the survey, 21 states and the
ever, same,sex couples are able to publi h union
announcements in large,market papers uch as Di trict of Columbia have good records in cu ,
the Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Salt tody and vi itation disputes involving same,sex
Lake Tribune and Or~ Councy (Calif.} Register parent.s--meaning that courts in those states
well as in local and regional papers such a the generally do not discriminate based on the sex,
Salina (Kan.} Journal, Fayetteville (N. C .} Obsen,, ual orientation of the parents or have laws pro,
er and Montgomery [Ala.] Advertiser.
hibiting such discrimination. Among the states
"What GLAAD is trying to do is to encour, with the best records: New Jersey, Delaware and
age members of the community who have W~ington.
recently held commitment ceremonies to nd
In contrast, nine rates have bad reconk,
their announcements to these papers," T aher with Alabama, Nonh Carolina and Utah rank,
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