Gays of Color discussion and dinner in L.A., June 23

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 Gays of Color

            discussion and dinner in L.A., June 23
 
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          Jun 15, 2006
          
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       The Los Angeles
            group Radical Women presents a discussion and dinner
            titled Gays of Color: Putting the Motion in the Movement
            Friday, June 23,       at Solidarity Hall, 2170 W.
            Washington Blvd., Los Angeles. The
            dinner--served for a $6.50 donation--is
            scheduled for 7 p.m., with the       discussion beginning at
            7:30 p.m. For more information call 323-732-6416       or
            e-mail RadicalWomenLA@aol.com.     
 
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Protect Trans Futures founder Teddy Walker says hospitals are teaching the Trump administration that threats alone can erase transgender health care.

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Gays of Color
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