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Special to the online edition of Windy City Times by Carrie Maxwell, Windy City Times June 27, 2018 Ovenden said international events also drove him to radical left politics. These Continue Reading →
Originally published the morning of December 5, 2017 The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments today in a case which could mark a stunning reversal for LGBT rights. The facts Continue Reading →
Originally posted April 3, 2017 Letter to the Arlington Heights Daily Herald One slate of candidates in the District 211 school board election insists that the “comfort” and right to Continue Reading →
Originally posted February 28, 2017 6 PM – Friday, March 3rd Wacker Drive & Wabash Avenue (by the Chicago River) From the Organizers: I’m fed up, and you should be Continue Reading →
Originally published February 8, 2017 Reprinted from Windy City Times The LGBT movement faced its first big test of the Trump presidency this past week, and fortunately passed. The administration Continue Reading →
Originally posted July 22, 2016 The Gay Liberation Network thanks the many Chicagoans who came out to march in our Pride Parade group that was organized around four principles: ** Continue Reading →
Originally posted July 22, 2016 The Orlando shooter was the son of Afghan immigrants who had fled their war-torn country; he was resentful of what the U.S. had done to Continue Reading →
Originally posted on June 20, 2016 Vigil for Orlando June 12, 2016 Click here to watch H/T Toughington Post. Full video of Chicago Vigil for Orlando June 12, 2016 Click here to watch
Originally published June 17, 2016 After Orlando Attack, Questions Of Terrorism, Homophobia And Islamophobia Chicago Public Radio’s “Worldview” Program June 13, 2016 Click here to listen Discussing these Continue Reading →
Originally published June 12, 2017 Vigil in Chicago tonight for Victims of Orlando Tragedy 7 PM – Halsted & Roscoe Streets STATEMENT ON THE TRAGEDY FROM THE GAY LIBERATION NETWORK: The Continue Reading →