Series XI: Gay USA

Program Content: GCN National Show: Parades

Program Content: Parades

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1. Footage of the International AIDS Conference in San Francisco

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2. Phil Zwickler, Editor of PWA "Newsline", interviews Peter Staley and Garance Frank-Ruta, of ACTUP New York, regarding the International AIDS Conference in San Francisco.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

3. Footage of the 13th Anniversary Celebration of MECLA. Includes footage of Christopher McCauley; Sheila James Kuehl, of the So. Calif. Womens Law Center; and Dave Pallone, gay ex-Major League umpire.

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4. Footage of the Human Rights Campaign Fund Gala with Joan Rivers

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5. Human Rights Campaign Fund "Washington Update" regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act, which would include individuals with HIV/AIDS. Includes interview with Karen Friedman, lobbyist.

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6. Lou Maletta interviews Robert Brading, Director of the Fund for Human Dignity, regarding a recent staff walk-out. Also includes footage of David Stickle, former staff member of the Fund, discussing the recent staff walk-out.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

7. "Naming Names": Janet Rogers, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses a recent newspaper article regarding the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL).

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

8. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Polly Thomas, M.D., Director of the AIDS Surveillance Unit, regarding recent HIV/AIDS-related statistics.

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9. Footage of play "Men of Manhattan".

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1. Andy Humm discusses recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Hon. David N. Dinkins, NYC Mayor, at the First Mayor's Conference for Lesbian and Gay Press. Includes footage of Lou Maletta.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

3. Footage of ACTUP protest of President George Bush. Includes footage of Lou Maletta interviewing protest attendees.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

4. Footage of Human Rights Campaign Fund Dinner in Los Angeles. Includes footage of Karen [Ocamb], of GCN Los Angeles, interviewing Midge Costanza, Assistant to President Carter; [Jeannie Wolf, host]; [Tom Gingerella, chairperson]; and Tim McFeeley, Executive Director of the Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF).

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5. Footage of Grace Jones performing at the Palladium, to raise money for ACTUP and the Keith Haring Foundation. Includes footage of Lou Maletta interviewing attendee Robert Parker.

COMMERCIAL: New Millennium Productions presents "Tarzana Queen of the Jungle"

6. Lou Maletta interviews Marc Huestis, director, regarding his film "Men in Love".

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7. Lou Maletta interviews Shirley [Purvitis], Indianapolis Police Department Liaison, regarding her position and responsibilities.

8. "Naming Names": Dr. Henry Yeager, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses recent homophobia in New York Magazine.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Project Coordinator at [Men of Color AIDS Prevention Services (MOCA)], interviews Craig Harris, of Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), regarding HIV/AIDS in the black gay community.

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1. Lou Maletta interviews Rick Panson, owner of Duplex bar, regarding the boycott of Miller beer.

2. Lou Maletta interviews Dino Rossi, of ACTUP, regarding the boycott of Miller beer.

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3. Karen [Ocamb], of GCN Los Angeles, questions Reverend Louis Sheldon, Fundamentalist minister, regarding his tax-exempt status. Includes undercover footage.

4. Karen [Ocamb] of GCN Los Angeles, interviews John Duran, Esq., Attorney at Law, regarding Reverend Louis Sheldon's tax-exempt status.

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5. Footage of "Pink Panthers On The Prowl" event. Includes interviews with Gerri Wells, Coordinator of the Pink Panthers; Red Mahoney, Chair Christopher Street Festival; Dale, of the Pink Panthers; Byron, of the Pink Panthers; [Allen] Contini, victim of bashing; [Ron Gruenwald] of ACTUP and Queer Nation; and Mike and Tina, 'Just visiting NYC'.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation, "The Condom: Don't leave home without it"

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6. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, regarding her position and responsibilities.

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7. Karen [Ocamb] interviews John Duran, Esq., Mr. Christopher St. West, regarding a neo-Nazi group in Orange County called White Aryan Resistance (WAR).

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

8. "Naming Names": Karin Schwartz, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses the exclusion of gays and lesbians in a new promotion by American Express and Continental Airlines.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Project Coordinator for [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], interviews Eric Perez, Community Associate of the (MOCA) Project, regarding a recent study on black men concerning AIDS prevention.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

10. Footage of the Gay Games 1990 in Vancouver, British Columbia

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1. Footage of victory party for Deborah Glick, Democratic nominee for NYS Assembly. Includes Andy Humm interviewing Deborah Glick regarding her political views.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

2. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Sandra Rovira, surviving spouse of AT&T employee Marjorie Forlini, regarding her lawsuit against AT&T regarding her denial of surviving spouse benefits.

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3. Clip of music video "Blood Bath" by Phranc, lesbian music artist. Introduced by Brandon Judell.

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4. Nicholas Schaeffner, Philip-Morris stockholder, discusses his letter to Philip-Morris regarding his family's disapproval of the company's support of Senator Jesse Helms.

5. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Marjorie Hill, PhD, Director of the NYC Mayor's Office for Lesbian and Gay Community, regarding the functions of her office.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

6. "Naming Names": Dr. Henry Yeager, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses a recent article in Ebony magazine titled "An Honest Look at Black Gays and Lesbians".

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7. Lou Maletta interviews Catherine Saalfield, Curator of the Lookout Lesbian and Gay Video Festival, regarding the festival. Includes clips of "Laws and Skin" by Chris Martin and "Degas of the B-Boys" by Matt Ebert.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

8. Barry Miller, of the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard, discusses the Fall Frolic Festival and Follies.

9. Lou Maletta interviews [Matthew] Geller, Exhibit Curator of "From Receiver to Remote Control" at The New Museum of Contemporary Art.

10. Lou Maletta encourages viewers to contact Richard Aurelio, President of Time Warner NYC, to give GCN more time to negotiate their contract.

COMMERCIAL: Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC), for the second annual pledge walk

11. Footage of Jack Hoffman in "Don't Tell Mama".

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1. Andy Humm discusses the demise of the Fund for Human Dignity.

2. Interview: Ed Mickens, Former Consultant, discusses the demise of the Fund for Human Dignity.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

3. Lou Maletta discusses GCN's move to a different channel at a different time.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

4. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Dell Richards, author, regarding her book "Lesbian Lists: A Look at Lesbian Culture, History, and Personalities".

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5. Lou Maletta interviews Tim Sweeney, of Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), regarding his recent promotion to Executive Director from Deputy Director of Policy upon the resignation of Jeffrey Braff.

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6. Footage of the Greater Gotham Business Council forum on "The Media and the Community". Includes footage of Susan [Chasen], Publisher at Visibilities Magazine; Lou Maletta, National Director of GCN; and Jean Sidebottom, Publisher at Sappho's Isles.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

7. Lou Maletta interviews Michael [Farnham], artist, at The Right to Light fundraiser, regarding the lavender lights atop the Empire State Building in recognition of gay pride.

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8. Chris Burns encourages viewers to volunteer for his self-defense video in response to an increase in gay bashing.

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9. Lou Maletta interviews Georg Osterman and Everett Quinton, actors, discuss the drag version of "Camille" at The Charles Ludlam Theater (The Ridiculous Theatrical Company). Includes performance footage.

10. Robert Patrick, playwright, encourages viewers to see his new play "Hello, Bob".

11. "Naming Names": Karin Schwartz, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses a recent episode of The Marsha Warfield Show in which Warfield, the show's host, promoted misinformation regarding the gay community.

12. Bob Hope speaks out against anti-gay bigotry.

13. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Ellen Rautenberg, Assistant Commissioner of the NYC Department of Health, regarding AIDS prevention in NYC.

14. Additional footage of ["Camille"].

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1. Raymond Jacobs, of the Young Adult Institute and the AIDS Advisory Council to the Board of Education, and Catherine Lynch, of the AIDS and Adolescents Network of New York and the AIDS Advisory Council to the Board of Education, discuss AIDS prevention.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

2. Footage of Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) forum: "Gay Access to Cable". Includes footage of Lou Maletta, National Director of GCN, and Robert Jacobs, General Council and Vice President of Time Warner City Cable Group. COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

3. Nick Curto interviews David [Bear], President of [the Network], regarding the new Network Room at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Community Center, also called The Center. Includes footage of Marjorie Hill, Lesbian and Gay Liaison to Mayor's Office, giving speech thanking those who funded the Network Room.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Odell Mays, Director of Information and Education at Identity House, and Kay Lockridge, Treasurer and Peer Counselor at Identity House, regarding their organization's purpose as a resource for the LGBT community.

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5. Footage of Stop Jesse Benefit for N.C. Senate Vote 90. Includes footage of Robin Burdulis, Laura Wetzler, Greg Harris, and Laurie Anderson.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

COMMERCIAL: Music For Life, for benefit concert for the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC)

6. Footage of memorial service for Ethyl Eichelberger, [actor and playwright].

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

7. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Ellen Zaltzberg, Project Coordinator for the Lesbian Health Project, regarding the Project's functions.

8. "Naming Names": Kirk-Evan Billet, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses the United States Navy regarding the expulsion of female officers who might be lesbian.

9. Footage of The Flirtations, [an a cappella group].

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1. Andy Humm discusses recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes footage of Leonard Bernstein.

2. Footage of "Should We Boycott Channel 13 (or support it?)" open forum at the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center. Includes footage of Harry Chancey, Vice President and Director of Broadcast Center; Adrian Miller, of Queer Nation; Ann Northrop, activist and TV producer; and Fred Noriega, Director of Public Affairs Programming.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

3. Lou Maletta interviews Dr. Mary Ann Humphrey, Ed. D., author, regarding her book "My Country, My Right to Serve".

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

4. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Dolly Meieran and Stacey Mink, of Women's Health Action and Mobilization (WHAM), regarding their organization's functions as a reproductive rights group.

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5. Footage of National Coming Out Day forum at the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center. Includes footage of Dr. Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, and Gabriel Rotello, Editor-in-chief of OutWeek Magazine.

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6. [D. Isadore] discusses recent entertainment related events that relate to the LGBT community.

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7. Lou Maletta interviews Gary Bastian, President of the [Republicans for Individual Freedoms], regarding his group's first time endorsement of a Democrat, Harvey Gantt, due to their strong opposition to Gantt's opponent, Republican Jesse Helms.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

COMMERCIAL: Music For Life, for benefit concert for the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC)

8. Lou Maletta interviews Alice Wong, Vice President of Parents FLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), regarding her organization's functions.

COMMERCIAL: Njeri, age 11, talks about the Holocaust, in support of "A Living Memorial to the Holocaust Museum of Jewish Heritage"

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9. "Lavender Health": Eric Perez, Community Educator at Men of Color AIDS Prevention Program [MOCA], interviews Reggie Williams, Executive Director of the National Task Force on AIDS Prevention, regarding his organization's functions.

10. "Naming Names": Dr. Henry Yeager, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses recent comments made by Arsenio Hall, talk show host, for Us Magazine.

11. Footage of "House of Field" at the Roxy.

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1. Footage of the forum "What should the role of straight people be in a gay organization?" at the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center. Includes footage of Andy Humm, forum moderator; Susan [Chasen], Editor of Visibilities Magazine; Jackie Bishop, Artistic Director and Founder of Mama Doesn't Know Productions; Ann Northrop, activist with ACTUP, Queer Nation, and other groups; Rebecca Lewin, host of "All About Women" on the Gay Cable Network; and Lou Maletta, National Director of the Gay Cable Network.

2. Footage of the Human Rights Campaign Fund Dinner from Oct. 20, 1990. Includes footage of Hon. David N. Dinkins, Mayor of NYC; Craig Davidson, recipient of the 1990 Visions & Victories Media Award; and Hon. Gerry E. Studds, [politician].

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

3. Lou Maletta interviews Dr. Mary Ann Humphrey, Ed. D., author, regarding her book "My Country, My Right to Serve".

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4. Lou Maletta interviews [Kenneth Cooke], Executive Director of the Justice Project, and Carroll Hunter, former Deputy Director of Guidance and Counseling [Services] for the NYC Department of Corrections, regarding gay life in the prison system.

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5. Lou Maletta interviews Larry Schneider, co-owner of Julia, regarding his gay restaurant on the Upper West Side.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), "The Time Is Now…Get the Facts"

6. Footage of press conference, "Bias Crime Statistics Released at City Hall, NYC". Includes footage of [Frances Kunreuther], Executive Director of the Hetrick-Martin Institute, and Deborah Glick, Democratic Candidate for NYS [Assembly].

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

7. Footage of "Allan" discussing his coming out story [at the National Coming Out Day forum at the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center].

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8. "Lavender Health": Eric Perez, Community Educator at Men of Color AIDS Prevention Program [MOCA], interviews Reggie Williams, Executive Director of the National Task Force on AIDS Prevention, regarding his organization's functions.

9. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Dr. Nancy Goldner, Ph.D., CSW, of the Psychotherapy Group of Park Slope, regarding child sexual abuse.

10. "Naming Names": Karin Schwartz, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses a recent episode of "Married…With Children" involving gay themes. Includes television show footage.

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1. Footage of Andy Humm at celebration for Deborah Glick's election to NYS Assembly. Includes interviews with Dr. Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community; [Katherine Brady], Correspondent for "Out in the 90's"; Dave Taylor, former President of Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats (GLID); and Deborah Glick.

COMMERCIAL: WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair

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2. Lou Maletta interviews [Yvegenia Debryanskaya], Editor of Tema and member of MULH, and Steve Nelson, regarding the first gay and lesbian rights newspaper in Russia.

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3. Lou Maletta interviews [Kenneth Cooke], Executive Director of the Justice Project, and Carroll Hunter, former Deputy Director of Guidance and Counseling [Services] for the NYC Department of Corrections, regarding gay life in the prison system.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster, NYC club and bar

4. Lou Maletta interviews Sergeant Edgar Rodriguez, Deputy Director [of] Manhattan South, and police officer Louise Gomez, Deputy Director [of] Queens, regarding the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL).

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5. Footage of the "Safe Sex Six" trial regarding six individuals who protested anti-gay measures of the Catholic Church at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

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6. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Ann Northrop, activist and one of the "Safe Sex Six", and attorney Lori Cohen, regarding the trial.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Project Coordinator for [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], interviews Eric Perez, Community Educator at Men of Color AIDS Prevention [MOCA], regarding community changes since AIDS was first discovered.

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8. "Naming Names": Dr. Henry Yeager, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses a recent Newsday cover story regarding the murder of James Zappalorti.

9. GCN Special Report: Trial of Safe Sex Six, Verdict Delivered November 8, 1990.

10. Interview: Vito Russo, as part of Stonewall Remembered, 1989, discusses his experience at Stonewall.

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1. Interview: Kathleen Conkey, Law Student and Activist, and Allen Roskoff, Political Columnist, discuss the 1990 elections.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

2. Lou Maletta interviews [Yvegenia Debryanskaya], Editor of Tema and member of MULH, and Steve Nelson, regarding the first gay and lesbian rights newspaper in Russia.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

COMMERCIAL: WBAI Holiday Crafts Fair

3. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Cheryl Gross, curator, regarding her lesbian art exhibit "Where Are the Women".

COMMERCIAL: The Monster, NYC club and bar

4. Lou Maletta interviews Sergeant Edgar Rodriguez, Deputy Director [of] Manhattan South, and police officer Louise Gomez, Deputy Director [of] Queens, regarding the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL).

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5. Interview: Jeffrey Lavigne, MD, of Lader Medical Associates, discusses venereal diseases.

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6. Razor Sharp encourages viewers to come to the Community Center for the Drag Queen Enlightenment

7. Lou Maletta interviews Chris Burns, regarding his self-defense video "Take Back the Night" for lesbians and gays. Includes video footage.

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8. "Naming Names": Karin Schwartz, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), regarding recent advertisements by Burger King.

9. Interview: [Unnamed], of American Preferred Prescription, discusses the organization's functions and its program for free prescriptions, including for people with AIDS.

10. "Lavender Health": Ellen Zaltzberg, Project Coordinator of the Lesbian Health Project, interviews Barbara Whitney, RN, Ph.D., Director of the AIDS Training Inst. At the NYC Department of Health, regarding breast health and resources for women.

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11. Additional footage of Chris Burns' "Take Back the Night" self-defense video

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1. Interview: Donald J. Jirak, Deputy Director of the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL), regarding the Newsday cover story "Police Ranks Split Over Gay Cops' Group".

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2. Lou Maletta interviews [Chris Hennely], regarding the exclusion of GCN from TV Guide.

COMMERCIAL: OutWeek Magazine

3. "AIDS as Reported by Gay Cable Network". Includes footage of 1st Television Coverage of AIDS (GRID) from December 15, 1982; GMHC Circus Fundraiser from May 19, 1983; and Interview with Buddy Noro, chairman of [ARC], and Michael Callen, AIDS patient.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Michael Callen, author, regarding his book "Surviving AIDS".

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5. Interview: Edward Maloney, Executive Director of the Out of the Closet Foundation, discusses his thrift shop which supports LGBT causes and AIDS causes.

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6. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Stephanie Grant, Director of Special Services at the Lesbian and Gay Services Center, regarding the "A Day Without Art" event.

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7. Footage of "Protest and Boycott at Channel 13". Includes footage of Ray Dries, of Queer Nation; Stephen Beck, Executive Director of [GLAAD]; and Evan Wolfson.

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8. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Barry Davidson, Co-Director of Health Outreach to Teens (HOT), regarding his organization and its functions.

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9. "Naming Names": Scott Sherman, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses the American Family Association's threatened boycott of Waldenbooks for carrying LGBT-themed books.

10. Whoopi Goldberg, actress, encourages viewers to watch "Unfinished Stories" on Bravo, which will spotlight stories by and about people with AIDS.

11. Footage of David Byrne discussing AIDS.

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1. Interview: Joe Nicholson and Sherwin Thomas, survivors of anti-gay violence, discuss their attack.

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2. Footage of "7th on Sale". Includes footage of Lou Maletta interviewing Donna Karan, Chairperson of 7th on Sale.

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3. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin interviews Risa Denenberg, Womens Health Care Provider at the Community Health Project, regarding lesbians and AIDS.

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4. "Naming Names": Dr. Henry Yeager, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), discusses an anti-gay ruling by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding the Howard Stern radio show.

5. Lou Maletta interviews Bill Pflugradt, Music Director of the Stonewall Chorale, and Kerry Fristoe, General Manager of the Stonewall Chorale, regarding their organization's upcoming concert. Includes performance footage.

COMMERCIAL: World AIDS Day

6. Footage of "'Red Hot and Blue' Reception at the Building". Includes Laura Sabia interviewing Joel Hinman, Associate Producer.

7. Footage of Third Annual World AIDS Day Observance at the United Nations on November 30, 1990. Includes footage of Javier Perez de Cuellar, Secretary General of the UN; Dr. Antonia Novello, Surgeon General of the US; and Dr. Mathilde Krim, [M.D.], Founding Co-Chair of AmFAR.

8. Footage of K.D. Lang from "Red Hot and Blue".

9. Footage of Reception for "A Day Without Art" at the Museum of Modern Art on Friday, Dec. 1, 1990. Includes footage of Robert Atkins, Art Critic for Village Voice.

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10. Footage of "Die-In at the Center" event for "A Day Without Art" on AIDS Memorial Day, Dec. 1, 1990. Includes footage of Tim Sweeney, Executive Director of the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC).

11. Footage of "The Electric Blanket at Cooper Union" event for "A Day Without Art" on AIDS Memorial Day, Dec. 1, 1990. Includes Laura Sabia interviewing [Michael Goff], Co-Producer of Electric Blanket; Phil Zwickler, Independent Film Maker; and 'Scott & Tomas', Photo Journalists.

12. Footage of "A Night Without Light" event for "A Day Without Art" on AIDS Memorial Day, Dec. 1, 1990. Voiceover by [Ed Savela].

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13. "Lavender Health": Ron Vachon, Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Michael Shernoff, Co-Director of Chelsea Psychotherapy Associates, regarding AIDS.

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14. Footage of music from World AIDS Day.

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Program Content: Year in Review

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1. Andy Humm interviews Patrick Gill and Craig Dean on gay marriage. COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. Andy Humm talks with Gabriel Rotello about 1990 (and outing as activist strategy); airs footage of Debrorah Glick winner Primary for New York State Assembly interviewed on "primary night."

COMMERCIAL: the Monster.

3. Andy Humm speaks with Gabriel Rotello about the importance of Glick's win and other results of the national election. (Jessie Helms re-election; Barney Frank's election; loss of Sean Strub in primary); advocates condom distribution in high schools, and participation at Dept of Education 'condom hearing.'

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4. Andy Humm presents Lou Maletta's interview with Harry Hay and John Burnside about their (then) 27 years together.

5. "Naming Names," a GLAAD presentation by Cheryl Moch, this one about Thirty-Something, and the withdrawal by ABC of a gay-positive episode.

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6. Brandon Judell with Mariette Pathy Allen, author of Transformations, a book about 'cross-dressers and the people who love them,' which generated a NY Post controversy.

7. "All About Women," Rebecca Lewin talks with Morgan Gwenwald about the exhibition she co-organized, Images from the Front, about AIDS-related photography at the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates.

8. "Lavender Health," Harold Robinson, Assistant Project Director of Men of Color AIDS Prevention Program (MOCA) interviews Ernesto de la Vega, AIDS Consultant on Latin American Issues at AIDS Films, about films/videos about AIDS in First and Third-World contexts.

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9. Community announcements. End of show.

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1. Evan Wolfson (LAMBDA LEGAL DEFENSE) talks with Andy Humm about sodomy law reform, gays in the military, domestic partnership/marriage.

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2. Rebecca Lewin talks with Paula Ettelbrick about UPI reporter Julie Brienze (sp?) whom UPI fired after religious zealot, Vik Elliason (sp?), mobilizes anti-gay campaign against her.

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3. Andy Humm interviews Patrick Dean and Craig Dean to discuss their relationship, and about relationship-related issues in D.C. (insurance for same-sex couples).

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

4. Andy Humm discusses condoms in schools and introduces Gary Maffei, Gay Liaison to Queens Boro President about his work with Claire Schulman on such issues as the Julio Rivera murder case, domestic partnership, and AIDS issues.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

5. Lou Maletta interviews lesbian comedienne Suzanne Westenhoefer.

COMMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

6. Andy Humm on Board of Ed. condom distribution in high schools.

7. "Lavender Health," Ellen Zaltzberg, Project Coordinator, Lesbian Health Project, interviews Dr. Kenneth Ong, Deputy Commissioner NYC Department of Health on bias violence.

COMMERCIAL: APP (HIV meds "at no cost whatsoever")

8. "Naming Names," Scott Sherman (GLAAD) on Michael Collins, author of Mission to Mars.

9. Interview (1987) with GMHC's Richard Dunne (just deceased). Marks death of Ortiz Alderson with interview footage of Alderson at ACT UP action. 10. PSA: "A Moment without Television." "Today is World AIDS Day."

Program Content:

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1. Andy Humm with Barbara Hughes and Steve Machon of Pink Panthers Patrol on MGM copyright infringement lawsuit against Pink Panthers and Lambda Legal taking on this case.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. Andy Humm on Reverend Bernard Lynch, an out gay (formerly) Irish priest indicted in 1988 in the Bronx for child molestation (acquitted in 1989); and on PBS documentary A Priest on Trial, about his case. Airs clip of Sister Karen Killeen, who worked with him. Humm interviews Bernard Lynch about false charges and homophobic rationale for the indictment. Also mention: John Schaeffer (sp?), former Bronx student put up to accuse him, and Michael Kennedy, attorney who represented right-wing Catholic group (SAFE: Students Against Faggots in Education) who orchestrated case.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

3. "All About Women": Part 2 of Rebecca Lewin talking with Paula Ettelbrick (Lambda attorney) about UPI reporter Julie Brienza, journalist fired by UPI after religious zealot broadcast journalist , Vik Elliason (sp?), mobilized anti-gay campaign against her. Ettelbrick discusses other cases (Sandra Rivera; lesbian visitation conflict; Mike Isbell, new LA office.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

4. Brandon Judell on "Brickface and Stucco," performing at 55 Grove Street. Shows clip from skit about 2 "Solid Gold Dancers: Where Are they Now?" Parodically enacting "Lance" and "Duane" on the conflict that broke up the Solid Gold Dancers, and what they're doing now.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

5. Public health and the law: Frank Oldham, Jr. with Ron Bogard, "out" gay General Council, NYC Department of Health.

COMMERCIAL: APP (HIV meds "at no cost whatsoever")

6. Humm discusses cancelation of public hearing at Board of Education with Chancellor Fernandez to discuss HIV-prevention education, condom distribution, etc., cancelled due to the Gulf War. Instead, footage of the demonstration that had been planned to coincide with the hearing, and went on in its abence. Urges viewers to phone WPIX and protest misrepresentation of Hetrick-Martin; as well as Irene Impellizzeri (SP?), on Board of Ed. Footage of Matilda Krim, advocating better educational approach to HIV-prevention. Diane Arneth of Staten Island AIDS Task Force, speaks for Coalition of Families Concerned about AIDS who support Chancellor Fernandez's proposal and object to cancelled meeting. Radio spot supporting AIDS education program over visuals of protest.

7. "Naming Names": Kirk-Evan Billet (GLAAD) on Golden Girls episode featuring Blanche's resistance to news that her brother is gay and has a cop for a boyfriend. Dorothy helps her accept the news. Viewers urged to send supportive letters. Recommends lesbian characters for show.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

8. Lou Maletta with Kevin Malone on play he directed for Ohio Rep, The History of Pornography. Maletta mentions Mapplethorpe, etc. Fragment from play.

9. Anti-MGM protest footage, and Gerri Wells interview.

10. Andy Humm notes loss of Bob Checkki (SP?), and Rich Amato.

Program Content:

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

1. News Notes: Humm mentions Gulf War, then moves on to Bruce Davidson's Golden Globe award for Longtime Companion. Revisits canceled Board of Ed hearing. Call Mayor David Dinkins to protest one of his reps on Board who opposes Chancellor's plan. Recommends The Long Walk Home, film about civil rights. Extensive coverage of "Day of Desperation" protests (Jan. 23, 1991). Some interviews conducted with protesters at Federal Building. Primary prop: coffins. Grand Central action "MONEY/ FOR/ AIDS/ NOT/ FOR/ WAR," etc.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. "All About Women": Rebecca Lewin talking with Cora Weiss, anti-war organizer, about First Gulf War, its causes and (environmental) consequences.

COMMMERCIAL: The Monster.

3. "Medical Update" with Dr. Jeffrey Levine (Laser Medical Associates) speaking about transmission, unnecessary testing, and finding insurance coverage.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

4. Lou Maletta talks about the Mix Festival (Anthology Film Archive) with Sande Zeig, Associate Director of Programming; about its new downtown location and scope. Clips: Days of Greek Gods, Comrades in Arms.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL.

5. "Lavender Health: Sean Dwyer talks with Frank Oldham, Jr. (Acting Director, Office of Lesbian/Gay Health Concerns at NYC Dept. of Health about upgrading office and reporting to Dr. Kenneth Ong (Deputy Commissioner for Disease Intervention) to report more directly to Dr. Woodrow E. Myers, Jr. (NYC Commissioner of Health) to respond to needs of community, noting many sub-categories (race- and ethnicity-related) within Dept. of Health.

COMMERCIAL: APP (HIV meds "at no cost whatsoever")

6. COMMUNITY CENTER AUCTION preview. One voice-over belongs to Ted Bonin.

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7. Ed Mickens on "diversity in the workplace."

8. "Naming Names": Karin Schwartz on difficulties reported in placing personal ads in NY Magazine.

9. Bulletins: Richard Dunn memorial service; benefit for Lesbians Off to Atlanta.

Program Content:

GCN Intro – Gay USA

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1. Andy Humm news notes, discussing boycott against WNET, getting more gay and lesbian content on WNET, discusses disastrous rehearsal of 13 Live (which apparently was never aired), debate over condoms in schools.

2. On-location at the Hall of the Board of Education, debate over distribution of condoms in schools: Marjorie Hill, liaison at the Mayor's Office for the lesbian and gay community, was a clinical psychologist for 10 years and tells of alarming misconceptions adolescents had about sex and STDs. Switches abruptly to interview with Marjorie Hill (conducted by Lou Maletta), talks about being more optimistic that her views, and the views of the gay and progressive community, are being heard. Irene Polizari (sp?) is mentioned. Switches to an HIV-positive 11-year-old named Joey DePaulo speaking at the podium about condom distribution in schools. Carol DePaulo, the boy's mother, speaks at the podium on the same subject. Switch to interview (again conducted by Lou Maletta) with Joey and Carol DePaulo. Kimberly Scheck, representative student for Forest Hills High School, speaks at the podium in favor of condom distribution and chastises 'street information' about the AIDS virus.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

3. The upcoming Diamond Anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. Even though this was broadcasted in 1991, preparations are already underway, three years ahead of the anniversary. Lou Maletta and Morris Kight discuss preparations for the event, and how important it is to Manhattan. Kight discusses Jakarta gay and lesbian group. George Segal and Christopher Park are mentioned. Kight also discusses how World War II and the Kinsey report being the precursors to Stonewall as milestones in gay history. Discusses parallels to Rosa Parks. Interview abruptly ends.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

4. Andy Humm on biased-based violence bill. 'NYC Council Hearing on The State Bias Bill'. Lee Brown, NYC police commissioner, NYC. Dennis DeLeon, NYC Human Rights Commission. Catherine Abody, Commissioner of Probation, NYC. The audio during the hearing is very muddled.

5. PSA about a December 17, 1990 murder of Orlando Nagam at Hotel Belvedere. Contact information for Det. Nicastro ('For information call…')

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6. Opening Night of 'The New Festival'; February 1, 1991. Lou Maletta interviews Christine Vachon, producer of "Poision", Todd Haynes' first film. Notice appears during the interview that the film opens April 5th at the Angelika. Interview with Susan Horowitz, organizer and executive director of festival and Vance Deare, national tour director. Deare says the festival is in response to Jesse Helms and the stereotypes he reinforced about gays and lesbians. The New Festival toured nationally, in Seattle at the Neptune Theater (hosted by the Pride Foundation), Houston at the Rice University Media Center (hosted by Montrose Activity Center), Washington DC at the Biograph theater (hosted by National Gay/Lesbian Task Force), Boston at the Brattle theater, and Atlanta at the Lefont Plaza Theater (hosted by the Atlanta Gay Center). Deare and Horowitz mention the Atlanta event the most as it dovetails with the National Lesbian Conference.

COMMERCIAL: GNSMA (Gay Male S/M Activists) 10th Anniversary Celebration

7. All About Women: Rebecca Lewin interviews Dr. Yolanda Huet-Vaughn, a 'war resister' and captain in the US army medical corp. The number for the War Resisters League and Citizen Soldier are displayed. Huet-Vaughn discusses her disbelief that President Bush would go to war in the gulf. Talks about possible use of nuclear weapons in the gulf. Huet-Vaughn is absent without leave, having left without permission.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

8. Perry Watkins case; in which Watkins was kicked out of the army for being gay. Watkins got a $150,000 settlement and chose not to re-enter the service.

9. Lavender Health: Sean Dwyer, office of Lesbian and Gay Health Concerns. Martin Rouse II, liaison to the lesbian and gay community for Ruth Messenger, is interviewed. Bias-based violence and condom distribution are brought up again. Messenger is one of the first supporters of domestic partnerships. Rouse directly calls the Board of Education 'homophobic'.

COMMERCIAL: APP

10. Naming Names: 'Get your pencils and papers ready!' Sponsored by Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. Henry Yager. Political cartoon of Saddam Hussein anally raping 'Israel' while George Bush looks on. Mainstream war coverage is criticized as misogynist and homophobic. Contact info for La Repubblica (which ran the Saddam cartoon) is displayed.

Commercial: 550-TOOL

11. Brandon Judel interviews Stan Leventhal, the author of The Black Marble Pool, a gay-themed murder mystery novel. Talks about Joseph Hanson briefly.

12. Andy Humm talks about the recently deceased Ralph Babcock. Credits run over a music video.

GCN – Gay USA intro

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1. Andy Humm on Children Welfare League addressing the issue of gay youth. Gay USA was able to write standards and practices of dealing with gay youth. Damien Martin, co-founder of the Hetrick-Martin Institute is interviewed about the CWL. Talks about how there is now access to information.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. News Notes: Acknowledges the passing of former mayor Robert Wagner, who closed many gay bars during the 1964 world's fair. Humm notes Wagner had two gay sons. Robert Abrams mentioned. Brief update on the condom issue from last episode.

3. New York State Pride Agenda's Party. Dick Dadey, executive director of Empire State Pride Agenda, is interviewed about making a difference in Republican-controlled Albany. Bias bill discussed. Libby Post, chair of Pride Agenda, interviewed about creating a lobbying organization focused on gay rights. Mention is made of John Marquis (sp?) of Staten Island.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: Night of a Thousand Gowns, a charity ball benefitting gay and lesbian community services.

4. GLADD event. Craig Davidson, founding executive director, talks about stepping down from GLAAD to focus on GLAAD USA, which would make GLAAD a national organization with unified chapters. Davidson is presented with a piece of a steel girder by co-chair Dennis Lonigan at the ceremony. Davidson talks about GLAAD's founding principles. Karen Schwartz, director of public affairs and programming for GLAAD talks about Davidson. Lonigan introduces Stephen Beck, the new executive director for GLAAD, and gives him a steel girder as well. Beck is interviewed about expanding GLAAD's goals.

COMMERCIAL: GNSMA (Gay Male S/M Activists) 10th Anniversary Celebration

5. All About Women: Rebecca Lewin speaks to Sheryl Miller, a delegate to the Middle East Children's Alliance. Footage shot by Miller in Iraq is shown. Miller talks peace activism in Iraq, discusses that most of her conversations were probably taped while in Iraq, and the baby boom in Iraq.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

6. GCN Special Report. Matt Forman from the Anti-Violence Project is interviewed about a 'near riot' in Midtown north that stemmed from a protest against police brutality. Forman talks about how the police went for people with press credentials first 'to get rid of videotape evidence of what was going on'. Footage of the protest is then shown (Footage and Commentary: David Meieran, Out in the 90s). Forman talks about trying to reform the way police respond to these protests and launch an investigation. Forman talks about how 10% of the 900 reports the Anti-Violence Project received in 1990 stemmed from police abuse. A call is made for anyone who was at the demonstration to call the Anti-Violence Project.

7. Martin Duberman, who is giving talks at the Museum of Natural History on gay and lesbian past (as part of the Margaret Mead series) is interviewed. Talks about how the New York Historical Society was the only other time he was able to lecture to a crowd about gay history (part of the program Whose History?).

BUMPER: Happy Valentine's Gay

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

8. Lavender Health: Frank Oldham, acting director for the Office of Lesbian and Gay Health Concerns, interviews Dennis deLeon of the NYC Human Rights Commission about a domestic registration project as part of the first step to a domestic partnership law, anti-gay-and-lesbian violence (deLeon: 'it has gone higher than any other group'), eliminating hiring practices that discriminate against gays and lesbians, the need for a hate crime bill, and how AIDS has become part of the stigma against homosexuals. Education is emphasized to help quell stereotypes. Emphasis is placed on getting the word out to Albany, and getting statewide support.

COMMERCIAL: APP

9. Naming Names: Joe Windish of GLAAD talks about the lesbian kiss episode of "L.A. Law", which marked the first recurring bisexual character on a primetime show, and has made strides in portraying gay and lesbian characters. Encourages writing letters of support to David E Kelley, the executive producer of the show.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

10. Andy Humm outro.

Credits over a music video for "Give Peace a Chance"

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1. Andy Humm talks about how most of the previous night's show was not broadcast because the tape was jammed, which means most of this episode is actually a repeat of the last one.

2. Top story on how someone spray-painted 'O'CONNOR SPREADS DEATH' on Cardinal O'Connor's Madison Avenue residence. Three people nearby were arrested, 'roughed up', and verbally abused by police. David Meirian's footage from segment 6 of 0285 is repeated. Humm interviews Lori Cohen, an attorney (also part of ACT UP) on the rash of police brutality. Scott Sensenig is mentioned, with a cutaway to his photo in the Village Voice where he has 'two black eyes and a five-inch gash across his forehead'. Graffiti artist Michael Griffith is mentioned. The two discuss the North Precinct incident; Cohen states that the deputy commissioner got paint on his new shoes, and in retaliation sent his police to attack the crowd. One of the only arrests was someone who was videotaping the event. Chris Henley, who suffered a debilitating concussion during the scuffle, is planning to sue the police. Cohen discusses how there has been no response from any level of government or police on the issue. Humm mentions a March 3rd demonstration in Times Square. There is talk about how Manhattan North has always had a bad reputation with gays and lesbians. Humm is then joined by Matt Foreman from the Anti-Violence Project. Foreman talks about how three escort services have recently robbed people. Foreman advises people use word of mouth, and only go with services that use credit cards instead of cash-only. Foreman then discusses that there is an anti-activist feeling among police and an increased militarism because of the recent Gulf War. Cohen talks about how most of the charges against the demonstrators will most likely be dropped because there's little evidence. Foreman talks about being 'weary' of going to demonstrations because he believes he will at some point be targeted by police.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

3. Andy Humm talks about domestic partnerships in San Francisco, and that rights groups are trying to get the same thing done in New York.

4. Laura Sabia interviews Andrea Burnstein, deputy press secretary to Liz Holtzman. Burnstein talks about moving to New York in 1985 and being involved with gay and lesbian activism. Burnstein talks about the bias bill, and domestic partnership bill. Talks about coming out at work.

COMMERCIAL: Night of a Thousand Gowns.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

5. GCN goes to Montreal. Montage set to French-language version of "New York, New York".

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

6. Same as 0285, segment 5

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

7. Lavender Health: Harold Robinson, assistant project coordinator for Men of Color AIDS Prevention Project, interviews commissioner Dennis deLeon. (While the introductions are done, the phone in De Leon's office rings). deLeon talks about his roots in the Latino community, and how his office is the only one in the country where you can bring a lawsuit against someone for sexual orientation discrimination. deLeon says his main two goals are addressing employment discrimination, inter-group relations, and AIDS advocacy. Phone number is displayed for deLeon's office.

8. Apart from a new intro with Andy Humm, the same as 0285 segment 7.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

9. Naming Names: Scott Sherman of GLAAD talks about "The Silence of the Lambs" perpetuating gay bias. The address of Eric Pleskow, president of Orion Pictures ("Lambs"' distributor) is displayed. Director Jonathan Demme is also named.

10. Shortened repeat of 0285 segment 4.

11. GCN Special Report: On location with the protest against police brutality. Matt Forman is interviewed, and there are many gay organizations in attendance. Forman talks about the enormous police presence at this protest.

12. Andy Humm talks about upcoming memorial service for Jonathan Logan.

Credits roll over B-roll of the rally.

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1. ROTC removed from the John Jay College campus because of their discrimination against gays and lesbians. Pedro Velazquez, president of the Lambda Club at JJC is interviewed. Marjorie Hill is mentioned. Velazquez faced little opposition to his surprise. Dick Cheney and his lesbian daughter are mentioned.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. Protest at Gov. Mario Cuomo's NYC office on April 2, 1991. Cuomo was cutting AIDS funding. ACT UP is protesting with 'die-ins' where every eight minutes, the protesters lay on the ground.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. ACT UP protests the Academy Awards on March 25, 1991 for not addressing AIDS. This protest garnered national media coverage and was done right outside the venue that hosted the Oscars.

COMMERCIALl: Hair Club For Men

4. All About Women: Rebecca Lewin interviews Kitty Cotter of the Bronx Lesbians United in Sisterhood about domestic partnership benefits. Elizabeth Holtzman and Fernando Ferer supported the bill. Domestic partnership benefits for city employees only; need approval from Albany for statewide coverage.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

5. Rich Flowers interviews John Gilgun, author of Music I Never Dreamed Of, about a young man from Boston in the 1950s.

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6. Lavender Health: Frank Oldham interviews Elliot Rivera, the HIV Communication Program Planner, Department of Health. Rivera has spearheaded anti-discrimination and making people comfortable around gays.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

7. Interview with John Canalli, director of the Alphabit Land video, which covers Wigstock '90. A clip is shown of Michael West performing as Liza Minelli singing "Let It Be".

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

8. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD discusses an Oklahoma City radio personality, Mark Shannon, who made extremely homophobic remarks during his radio shows. Viewers are instructed to write to the station manager at KRXO, and advises them to send a copy of the letter to the FCC.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

9. Priscilla Ehly interviews members of SAGE, Ruby Juster and Diane Chambers about an upcoming event with Deborah Glick, and Women's Dance at The Limelight.

10. Lou Maletta interviews Suzanne Westenhoefer, the first openly gay comedian ever featured on television, who had recently appeared on Sally Jesse Raphael.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

11. Andy Humm announces Gay USA will broadcast in San Francisco.

Credits roll over footage of Suzanne Westenhoefer's stand-up.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

1. Andy Humm talks about a supposed lesbian affair Nancy Reagan had, an allegation that Ronald Reagan date-raped a young girl before marriage, and a "20/20" segment about the exclusion of gays in the military. After the segment, Barbara Walters made a comment about how there were compelling arguments on both sides, to which her guest, Katherine Hepburn chastised her.

2. Rich Flowers interviews openly-gay umpire Dave Pallone's autobiography "Behind the Mask: My Double Life in Baseball". Mention is made of the Saratoga sex scandal.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

3. ACT-UP's Needle Exchange Demonstration outside the NYC Criminal Court on April 8, 1991. This was in response to a needle exchange program that landed several members of ACT-UP on trial because they were giving clean needles to drug addicts. Gay Wachman of the Needle Exchange Committee reads a mission statement. Valmeanette Montgomery, State Senator (D) and Joseph L. Galiber, another State Senator (D) speaks to reporters about decriminalizing the distribution of sterile needles. Deborah Glick of the State Assembly and Dr. Mathilda Krim, the co-founder of AMFAR also voice their support.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

4. WeeWah and Bar Chee Ampe, Lesbian and Gay Native Americans of NYC. Curtis Harris and Leota Longdog, founding members of the group are interviewed about a coming out party occurring in NYC. An excerpt of one of the group's dances is shown.

COMMERCIAl: Hair Club For Men

5. Police Commissioner Lee Brown speaks at Columbia University's youth conference. Protesters from Queer Nation are there to voice disapproval, which stems from the rash of police brutality. Activist Bob Raffsky interrupts Brown's speech and gets applause.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

6. Samantha Palazola of the Pink Panthers is interviewed about getting new members and support. Sue Hennesey has an audio-only interview over footage of a nightclub.

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7. Lavender Health: Gregory Broyles of the Black Leadership Commission on AIDS is interviewed about the ties the organization has to the Urban League and the early days of his organization, and how he assists in his community.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

8. Emily Woo Yamasaki, a member of Radical Women, is interviewed about her organization. Their address and phone number are displayed.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

9. Naming Names: Karin Schwartz of GLAAD talks about LIFE magazine's interview with Faye Yaeger, and her uncommented-upon homophobic comments. The address for Jim Gaines, the managing editor of Life Magazine is displayed.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

10. GCN Sports: Gay and Lesbian Singles Tennis Tournament, Wrestlemania is recommended, GWAC is mentioned. Footage from the Gotham Volleyball League is shown. There is a video hiccup where part of Rich Flowers' commentary suddenly starts then stops in the middle of the footage. Unity 94 is made to change their logo by the Olympic Committee due to the logo having interlocking rings.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

1. Lambda Independent Democrats hosts former vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro. Ferraro, who was then running for senate at the time, speaks on issues close to the gay community. Andy Humm interviews Ferraro after her speech, as well as a woman whose name is not displayed (referred to as 'Ms. Garrow'), the president of the Lambda club (he is not named), and the executive director of the Empire State Pride Agenda (again, not named) about their reactions to Ferraro's speech.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

2. Lou Maletta interviews participants in a mock gay wedding outside of a post office on tax day.

3. ACT UP! Fights Back at City Hall for Homeless People With AIDS. No group trying to create housing for AIDS victims is unable to do so because of contracts.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: AIDS Walk New York

4. All About Women: Prinny Alavi, fine arts photographer is interviewed. Some of Prinny Alavi's photos are shown throughout. [During this segment, behind-the-scenes chatter can very clearly be heard throughout the entire nine-minute segment.]

COMMERCIAL: Hair Club For Men

5. Thomas H. Sauerman, executive director of PFLAG (and Lutheran minister) is interviewed about his organization. Sauerman talks about his young son coming out of the closet, and how this made him come to accept homosexuals. [From 26:54 to 26:58, the screen goes blank. Also, a cameraman is having a coughing fit during the latter half of the interview.]

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

6. Deep Dish with D. Isidore: Louis Katz, former owner of the Uncle Charlie's bar is covered. Isidore accuses Katz of killing multiple men he was stalking, and says that authorities should be on the lookout for Katz, who was then a fugitive.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

7. Andy Humm encourages viewers to send pictures of Lou Katz.

8. Julian Clary of Sticky Moments is interviewed about his childhood and college years, his cabaret act, and how Sticky Moments came to be. A few clips from Sticky Moments are shown.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

COMMERCIAL: AIDS Walk New York

9. Lavender Health: Frank Oldham interviews Elliot Rivera from the Department of Health about dealing with homophobia in AIDS education.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

10. Naming Names: Dr. Henry Yeager of GLAAD about the use of the term 'pansy' in a Bloomingdales ad. Viewers are encouraged to write to John Jay, the director of advertising at Bloomingdales.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

11. Gay and lesbian southerners celebrate in New York with weekly dinners. Several southerners are interviewed about their childhoods and adolescence in the Bible belt.

12. Lee Sharmat is named the new co-host of Gay USA.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

1. Connecticut becomes fourth state to pass laws that protect gay and lesbian rights. Dick Dadey, the executive director of the Pride Agenda discusses the difficulties in getting a similar bill passed in New York due to the Republican-controlled senate. Mention is made of Lobby Day (May 3-7) in Albany, in which they march on the state capitol.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

2. May 1st is a benefit for Chris Hennely, who was beaten by police in the North Precienct riot. Viewers are encouraged to watch WNET (mention is made that the boycott doesn't stand at this point) for an hour-long program on gay youth hosted by GCN's own Andy Humm. The re-release of "Spartacus" is mentioned, which restored a dialogue scene that had homosexual and bisexual subtext. A town called Gay Head in Martha's Vineyard is trying to change its name.

3. The 2nd Annual GLAAD Media Awards at the World Trade Center. Karin Schwartz is interviewed. Phil Donahue gives out the awards. Beth Nissen, an ABC News correspondent accepts an award on behalf of ABC News. Craig Davison, Peggy Shaw, and Lois Weaver also appear. Anti-awards are given to Pat Buchanan and Donald Wildman (American Family Association).

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

4. Part two of the GLAAD awards. Victor Zonana of the LA Times speaks at the podium. Kim McGuire introduces Jane Gross of The New York Times. Meredith Baxter-Birney introduces James Hart, producer of "L.A. Law". John Lithgow introduces "Longtime Companion" star Bruce Davidson.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: The Monster.

5. Robert Parker previews the New Museum's upcoming auction, interviewing curator Gary Sangster.

COMMERCIAL: Pump, Opening Night at The Bank.

COMMERCIAL: Stride With Pride

COMMERCIAL: Hair Club For Men

6. Medical Update with Jeffery Lavigne: Lavigne heads up Laser Medical Associates, which specializes in anal surgeries. Lavigne talks about being 'a gay man in a straight world'.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

7. Lavender Health: Harold Robinson interviews Gregory Broyles of the Lifestyle Genesis Program, a workshop series about the service gap for black gay men. People of Color In Crisis is mentioned. Broyles talks about how the association came about.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates

8. GCN Sports: BASL begins to allow women in their league. WANY, Brooklyn Women's Martial Arts School, Gotham Sports Association, and IGBO are mentioned. A good portion of the segment is devoted to talking about how people do not like to be filmed at these sporting events (a large subtitle reading 'Commentary' appears at the bottom third of the screen during this segment).

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

9. Naming Names: Cheryl Moch of GLAAD, addresses how the magazine Essence refused to publish an ad for The Black Gay and Lesbian Conference, but backed down once LAMBDA threatened to sue them. The then-current issue of Essence detailed the senior editor's coming out. Contact info for Edward Lewis, publisher of Essence, is displayed.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

1. A fan letter from Russia is read. Mario Cuomo proposes a gay rights bill after Connecticut passes a similar bill. Andy Humm mentions the march on Albany is 'next week'. A New York Post story about Mary McFaddin's divorce is discussed. Andy Humm announces that there will be hearings on police brutality, mentions Chris Hennelly. Get well wishes are sent out to Damien Martin, who was mugged.

2. Coverage of the National Lesbian Conference in Atlanta. Jo Garner, head of the Lesbian-Gay Task Force, Michelle Crone, Mandy Carter, Barb Bechdol, and Stephanie Jo Kent, conference organizers, Robin Tyler, an activist, and Urvashi Vaid speak at the podium. 'Zaum', Pat Carroll, and is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

3. Out! Auction, an organization which fights censorship of art, and is the largest gay and lesbian art association, is covered. Tory Osborne, executive director of the Gay and Lesbian Community Center interviews Sean Strub.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

4. Andy Humm interviews Andrew Morgan from the AIDS Council of New South Wales about AIDS treatment in Australia, focusing on education outreach and needle exchanges. Australia's extremely stringent drug approval laws are covered. A commercial from the Victorian AIDS Council is shown. Morgan strongly recommends needle exchange programs.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

5. Lou Maletta interviews Jane DeLynn, a lesbian war correspondent. She discusses the difficulty in getting a Visa, the Coast Guard's support of her travelling, and her time in Saudi Arabia. DeLynn's personal photos are shown.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Stride With Pride

6. Between the Covers: Rich Flowers interviews Paul Monette, an author who has written several books about AIDS, including "Borrowed Time". Monette is asked if he is afraid of dying because he is HIV-positive. He replies that he's afraid of being sick more than dying.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Third-Annual Lambda Literary Awards

7. Lavender Health: Sean Dwyer interviews Michael Picucci about treating alcoholism among gays and lesbians. Gambling, smoking, and sex addiction are also covered.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

8. Scott Sherman from GLAAD praises Golf Illustrated for an article about lesbian golf players. Viewers are instructed to write praise to Golf Illustrated.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

9. Viewers are encouraged to attend the March in Albany.

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1. Andy Humm reports that the New York High Court ruled that a lesbian partner who participated in the planning and birth of a child, is not entitled to visitation rights in the event of a break-up or divorce. Coverage is given to a New Jersey judge who ruled surgeons with AIDS must inform their patients. Senator Charles Robb's embarrassing sex scandal is covered. The Committee of the Presbyterian Church issues liberal views on sexuality and marriage. Cardinal John O'Connor still trying to ban condoms in high schools.

2. Robert Parker and Lou Maletta report from Albany on Stride With Pride. This was organized to get support for the bias bill. Libby Post, Matt Foreman, and Dick Dadey are interviewed. Speeches by Tim Mains of the Rochester City Council, Deborah Glick of the New York State assembly are shown. An effigy is burned of Ralph Marino. Three teens talk about being attacked and chased by a homophobic crowd outside McDonalds during the event.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. Queer Nation Atlanta Protests Cracker Barrel. Footage is shown from one of several protests that occurred because of Cracker Barrel's policy of firing gay employees. The protesters occupied the building and staged a sit-in.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: Third-Annual Lambda Literary Awards

4. ACT UP! Marches on Albany for prisoners with AIDS. The ACLU joins the protest as well, which is about the lack of treatment and healthcare for prisoners with AIDS.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

5. Ads Against AIDS. Neil Calet and Robert Starr are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

6. Second part of the interview with Jane DeLynn. Homes and cities in Saudi Arabia are shown. DeLynn comments the war was 'put on for TV'.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: Outweek

7. A lengthy excerpt from the play 'Angel and Dragon' is shown. Lou Maletta interviews Sally Netzel, the playwright.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

8. Lavender Health: Ellen Zaltsberg interviews Sandy Lowe, an attorney at Lambda legal defense about the controversy over "Miss Saigon" and the nature of sexism and racism.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at The Bank

9. GCN Sports: Opening ceremonies for the Big Apple Softball League and opening game for the Women Athletes of New York. Mention is made that New York Magazine did a story on adult sports programs in NY, which made no mention of gay sports groups.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

10. Naming Names: GLAAD San Francisco protests "Basic Instinct's" production. Carolco got a restraining order against GLAAD. Viewers are encouraged to write to Peter Hoffman of Carolco.

COMMERCIAL: 550-TOOL

11. Lou Maletta announces the passing of Phil Zwickler.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Lou Maletta announces a conference in Greenwich Village on behalf of the Education Coalition on Lesbian and Gay Youth. Ron Madson is interviewed. Madson mentions he is suing the state for spousal rights.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

2. Forging Partnerships, lesbian conference in New York. Ruth Messinger the Borough President of Manhattan, Luvenia Pinson the Mid-Atlantic Representative, Dr. Marjorie Hill, Sandy Rapp, Karen Friedman, Coral Inza, and Liz Holtzman speak.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation

3. ACT UP! Protests at the Health Insurance Association. Protest in favor of a national healthcare plan. Commercial: Hair Club For Men

4. Lou Maletta interviews Justin Charbonneau, Mr. Leather New York (and one of The Leathermen) about the AIDS Walk '91 in NYC.

COMMERCIAL: AIDS Walk

COMMERCIAL: GLAAD

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

5. Deep Dish with D. Isidore. Lou Katz is covered again. Since the last segment, many people have come forward with information on Katz and his son. Photos of Lou Katz are shown, which were not available until then.

COMMERCIAL: Outweek

6. Between the Covers: Rich Flowers interviews Jane DeLynn (previously on 0297 and 0296) about her new book "Don Juan in the Village", which deals with a lesbian looking for new experiences in the village.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

7. Lou Maletta interviews Harvey Fierstein. Stated to be the second part of an interview. Excerpts from the play 'The Haunted Host' are shown.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

8. Naming Names: Karin Schwartz of GLAAD on an Otis Scott article that reveals the author's extreme homophobia. Viewers are encouraged to write to Lear's Magazine to denounce the article.

COMMERCIAL: Protect Yourself From AIDS

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at The Bank

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

9. Lavender Health: Ellen Zaltsberg interviews Sebastian Pernice, the office manager of the Office of Lesbian and Gay Health. Concerns about the history of the organization.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

10. Phil Zwickler is remembered.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. ACT UP! Demonstration at the CDC in New York. Protest against the CDC's definition of AIDS, which does not include people with HIV, or women. Carl Jodash, the police chief who led the riot at Midtown North shows up and is yelled at by the protesters. Footage is shown inside the CDC of ACT UP speaking to a representative. ACT UP then stages a sit-in of the CDC offices. Several protesters are shown being put into a paddywagon. Lou Maletta, narrating the end of the footage, states that 16 members of ACT UP were arrested during the protests.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. 8th San Francisco AIDS Candlelight Memorial and Mobilization. Drew Siegel, the organizer is interviewed. Footage of thousands of participants, silently marching with candles in hand through the streets of San Francisco is shown.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. GMAC Sixth Annual AIDS Walk. Mention is made the event raised over $4 million. 21,000 participants.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Dying For Red Tape)

4. David Leslie reports on the Equal Protection Ordinance being upheld in Denver, Colorado. Tony Ogden speaks. Mayor of Denver Frederico Pena is shown signing the ordinance. Pena is interviewed about his views. Footage from an interview with Phil Nash, an aide from the mayor's office is shown.

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at Parallel

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

5. Lavender Health: Sandy Lowe of the Lambda fund talks about the military's discrimination of homosexuals. [camera is out of focus the first half of the interview].

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: Love Spit Love

6. Naming Names: Dr. Henry Yeager warns of t-shirts made by a fraternity at Syracuse University reading 'Homophobic and Proud of It' and 'Club Faggots Not Seals'. Viewers are encouraged to write to Kenneth Shaw, the chancellor of Syracuse University.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

7. Part three of Jane DeLynn interview which covers the Gulf War. Again, photos from Kuwait and Iraq are shown, including the oil fields on fire. DeLynn mentions she's going to write a book about the experience.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

8. GCN Sports: Metropolitan Tennis Group is covered. Queen Elizabeth's visit to a Baltimore baseball game is covered. [the start of this segment has very bad video noise]

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at Parallel

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Andy Humm talks about restrictions on immigration for people with HIV and AIDS. Viewers are encouraged to write in protest.

2. Interview with Chris Hennelly. Hennelly claims to have been beaten, threatened, verbally abused, and had his medication withheld by the NYPD after his arrest. The District Attorney in Manhattan did not investigate. Hennelly says David Denkins and Marjorie Hill are not helping him to keep their hands clean.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

3. Lou Maletta interviews Craig Edwards and David Hamilton, two men starting the Dartmouth College Gay and Lesbian Alumni, an organization Dartmouth College does not want to go forward for 'philosophical' reasons. The director of alumni affairs is singled out as the biggest obstacle.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at Parallel

4. Pink Panthers on Patrol: Viewers are encouraged to volunteer with the Pink Panthers organization. Footage is shown of the group on patrol in the East Village. The volunteer number is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Hair Club For Men

5. GCN Special Report: Phillip Morris Boycott Ends. Michael Petrelis and William Wayburn announce the end of the boycott. Guy Smith, VP of Phillip Morris, announces that he is going to help gay and lesbian organizations around the country.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

6. Civil Disobedience at NYC City Hall. Protesters, including Matt Forman, chained themselves to City Hall to protest police brutality. Several of them are arrested on-camera.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at Parallel

7. Love Ball 2 at Roseland NYC is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

8. Outer Circle Critics 1991 Awards: "The Sum of Us" wins Outstanding Off-Broadway Play. "Falsettoland" wins Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical.

COMMERCIAL: Hair Club For Men

9. GCN Sports: Tom Cracovia, the president of Gay Games IV: New York in '94 is interviewed. [this interview is done on a roof, and there is constantly wind on the mic]

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Dying For Red Tape)

10. Lavender Health: Eric Perez interviews Paige Cook, of the US office of Mediplex at a convention. Cook discusses the addiction issues gays and lesbians face.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

11. Naming Names: Cheryl Moch of GLAAD talks about The New York Times' improvement in covering gay and lesbian news stories, reaching out to gay and lesbian publications for quotes. Viewers are instructed to write praise to The New York Times' executive editor Max Frankel.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: GCN's 9th Anniversary at Parallel

1. New York Times breaks the story that Robert Gallo lied about discovering the AIDS virus, and that a French team discovered the virus much earlier.

2. Lou Maletta interviews Craig Dean who is suing Washington D.C. for his right to marry. A clip is shown of Dean and his partner on Oprah.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

3. Harold Kooden and Susan Frankel are interviewed about discrimination against gays at mental health facilities. Open testimonies are going to be held at Hunter College on June 7. Commercial: Hair Club For Men

4. The Third Annual Lambda Literary Awards at the Grand Hyatt. Deacon Maccubin, publisher of Lambda Book Report, is interviewed. Michael Willhoite wins for "Daddy's Roommate". Cherry Muhanji wins for "Her".

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Anita Bryant)

5. International Mr. Leather 1991: A new Mr. Leather is chosen in Chicago. Extensive footage of the event is shown.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

6. Glitter and Be Giving: Christie's auction hosted by Elizabeth Taylor, who donates a necklace for auction.

COMMERCIAL: The Third Annual New York International Festival of Lesbian and Gay Film

7. GCN Sports: LA Pride Run is covered, as is The NY Gay Pride Run. A New York Times article covers homosexuality in sports.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

8. Lavender Health: Interview with Joyce Hunter of the Hetrick-Martin Institute. Redefining family.

COMMERCIAL: APP

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

9. Naming Names: Scott Sherman of GLAAD covers "Northern Exposure" and its positive gay and lesbian content, especially its second season finale. Viewers are encouraged to write letters of thanks to the executive producers of Northern Exposure.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

10. Phil Zwickler Memorial Service.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. New York Post has three gay-themed stories on its second page. Long Island Newsday runs a front page story about the city's first gay pride parade.

2. Eric Sawyer interview. Housing Works is covered, as well as ACT UP! and the AIDS Resource Center. A clip from the film "Absolutely Positive" is shown.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

3. GCN Special Report: ACT UP Protests John Sununu at NYU Law School Graduation.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

4. ACT UP plans to have a demonstration at the United Nations. Tony Mallaris and Garry Klienman are interviewed about going before the United Nations Disaster Relief Organization. Cutbacks are about to occur for health care in New York City.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Anita Bryant)

5. Deep Dish with D. Isidore: Two major gay nightclubs in Florida are raided by a publicity-hungry sheriff named Nick Navarro, with six arrested on drug charges. All those in attendance at the club were forced to have their pictures taken and give personal information to the police, including social security numbers. Their cars were also videotaped leaving the club by police in order to determine license plate numbers. Viewers are encouraged to write to GUARD.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

6. GCN's 9th Anniversary

COMMERCIAL: The Third Annual New York International Festival of Lesbian and Gay Film

COMMERCIAL: Gay Treasures

7. Medical Update with Jeffery Lavigne: Lavinge submitted a paper to the international AIDS conference about anal warts being a sign of AIDS.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

8. Tom Cassidy, a former business reporter from CNN, is remembered. Excerpts from CNN's tribute are shown.

COMMERCIAL: APP

9. Lavender Health: David Madison is interviewed about coping with loss and sickness.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

10. Naming Names: Karin Schwartz of GLAAD talks about the possibilities of a gay or lesbian correspondent at the New York Post. Viewers are encouraged to write to Jerry Nachman, editor of the New York Post.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Mayor Denkins releases report, in conjunction with Human Rights Commission, documenting violence against gay men and lesbians. Denkins vows to go to Albany to try and push the bias bill. Lou Maletta asks from the audience what happened with the Chris Hennely investigation. No updates are given by Denkins or his aide.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Out in America

2. ACT UP! Protests at the United Nations. Footage is shown of ACT UP! members hanging a banner over the overpass near Grand Central Terminal that reads 'FUND HEALTHCARE NOW', and of ACT UP! members in front of GCT blocking traffic and marching in the streets. The protesters are then shown in front of the United Nations building. Some protesters are arrested by police. Tony Maliaris of ACT UP! on a megaphone tells off the police ("You want civil disobedience? You'll have civil disobedience!"). A woman from ACT UP! also speaks on the megaphone, stating, "My first couple of words to the cops, are 'Fuck you.'" to huge applause. A few of the protesters are interviewed about why they were arrested. ACT UP! members confront police in front of a station.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. City Councilman Andrew Stein holds a conference announcing his plans to get June declared 'National Gay and Lesbian Pride Month'. A narration at the end of the conference states that the resolution was blocked by Noach Dear.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Dying For Red Tape)

4. Richard Burns, executive director of the 8th Annual Garden Party is interviewed. The Garden Party is a fundraiser. Entertainment includes The Flirtations and Lavender Light (a gospel choir).

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

5. Andy Humm announces he will be on WNET, and that he will host a one-hour special called Out in America. A clip is shown.

COMMERCIAL: The Third Annual New York International Festival of Lesbian and Gay Film

COMMERCIAL: Gay Treasures

6. Ellie (last name not given) from APP is interviewed. APP is a prescription service that emphasizes privacy and efficiency. This piece goes into great detail on the APP service. The offices of APP are shown.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

7. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD. Geraldo Rivera asks if homosexuality can be 'cured' and holds a segment on the subject. The segment's guests were extremely homophobic, and Rivera made insensitive comments. Viewers are encouraged to write to Rivera's office.

COMMERCIAL: APP

8. Lavender Health: Interview with Joyce Hunter of the Hetrick-Martin Institute about the impact of her organization.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

9. GCN Sports: Gearing up for gay pride week. The 5th Annual Gay Body Building Competitions are held in San Francisco.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

Program Content: Unknown

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

NOTE: The wraparound segments are filmed at Gracie Mansion.

1. The 8th Annual Center Garden Party: David N. Dinkins, mayor, speaks. Richard Burns is interviewed. Kate Clinton speaks. Footage of The Flirtations' performance is shown.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. Gays and Lesbians Take Back the Night, June 22, 1991: March in Greenwich village. A banner is hung that reads 'WE'RE HERE. WE'RE QUEER. DON'T FUCK WITH US'.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. Gracie Mansion, Mayor Dinkins' Pride Reception. Joyce Hunter speaks. Howie Katz is interviewed. Sandy Lowe of the Lambda Legal Defense Fund is interviewed on the Joe Stephan case.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

COMMERCIAL: Outweek (Dying For Red Tape). Lou Maletta comes on in the middle of the commercial announcing that Outweek has ceased publication but that there is hope the magazine can somehow be revived and continue publication.

4. Burns Roper speaks at the AIDS Public Attitudes and Education Needs conference. Explicit condom ads from other countries are shown.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

5. Deep Dish with D. Isidore: Follow-up on the Nick Navarro piece, in which two gay nightclubs were raided, their patrons filmed by television cameras (Navarro had turned the raid into a photo-op and invited local news crews to film it), and parents of teenage patrons called up to inform them their children were found hanging out at a gay nightclub. Human rights groups are going after South Florida police and Navarro.

COMMERCIAL: Gay Treasures

6. At the Garden Party, the unveiling of the Pat Parker and Vito Russo Memorial Library. Numbers are shown for where you can donate and volunteer.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

7. ACT UP Protests at the Immigration Office. This was in response to the INS policy of not allowing people with HIV or AIDS into the country.

COMMERCIAL: APP

8. Lavender Health: David Madison is interviewed about his floral business and his early life.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

9. Naming Names: Henry Yeager of GLAAD addresses Spider-Man's portrayal of a serial killer who targets young men. The issue is how uncomfortably close the comic comes to some right-wing rhetoric about gays, although there is no mention within the comic that the villain is or might be gay. Viewers are encouraged to write to Marvel Comics.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

10. Footage from the 1991 Boston Gay Pride Parade is shown over the credits.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Opening of the Out of the Closet thrift shop on the Upper East Side. Edward Maloney is interviewed. Goal is fundraising.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. Follow-up to the Syracuse University story about homophobic t-shirts. GLAAD lights the Empre State Building lavender for the second year in a row.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. GCN Sports: 10th Annual Front Runners Race. Ruth Messinger starts the race and is interviewed by Rich Flowers. Footage of the race is shown. Jim White and Yvette DeVore, the winners of the race are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

4. Sixth Annual Candlelight Vigil at St. Veronica's.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

5. A new Mister Northeast Drummer is named.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

6. Union Square Park hosts the Gay Pride rally. Footage is shown of a musical performance. Perry Watkins speaks about changing the military's policy of not allowing gays. Michelangelo Signorile of OutWeek speaks about the publication's demise. The funders of Outweek are blamed.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

7. Footage is shown of the 21st Annual Pride March. The Parade's Grand Marshalls are interviewed. Robert Abrahms, the attorney general of New York State is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

8. Dance V & Light Up The Sky at the Christopher Street Pier.

COMMERCIAL: APP

9. Lavender Health: Matt Foreman of the Anti-Violence Project is interviewed about the increase in violence against gays and lesbians.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

10. First Annual Center Lesbian Pride Dance.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Christopher Street West: Together in Pride. Melinda Tremaglio and Frank Cala host. Footage of the parade is shown. A montage of man-on-the-street interviews are shown. Tom Larkin receives the Harvey Milk award.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

2. Footage of the DC Pride Parade is shown. The Mayor of DC speaks. Cheryl Jacobs performs. The Flirtations perform. Farin performs.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. Sacramento, CA Lambda Freedom Fair 1991.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

4. NY Gay Pride Parade 1991. Andy Humm and Lou Maletta briefly appear.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: APP

5. Lavender Health: Carol Buhl of the Lambda Legal Defense Fund is interviewed. The history of the organization is covered, as is its education initiative. Domestic partnership rights are covered.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

6. Naming Names: Scott Sherman of GLAAD talks about the pilot episode of Out in America, which aired on WNET and was well received. The issue of this piece is a P.O.V. episode called "Tongues Untied", a look at black gay identity which many PBS affiliates across the country refused to air. Viewers are encouraged to write to Jennifer Lawson of PBS to request more gay and lesbian programming.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

NOTE: This episode has extensive video noise.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

1. Gay Pride March 1991, Atlanta, GA.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

2. Lesbian and Gay Parade and Rally 1991, Nashville. Lou Maletta states in voiceover that the video had a tracking problem and is thus presented in a compromised state. It runs about three frames a second.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. Together in Pride, Lesbian and Gay Parade 1991, Boston.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

4. The Lambda Report: Pridefest '91 in Denver.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

5. San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Freedom Day '91.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: APP

6. Lavender Health. Part two of the interview with Carol Buhl, which covers lesbian health, breast cancer, health plans, and living in poverty.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

7. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD covers a Cedar Rapids, Iowa news station that brought up the old 'gerbils used for anal sex' story. Viewers are told to write Richard Herbst, manager of KGAN to demand a retraction of the story, and to send a copy of the letter to the FCC.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

8. Lou Maletta encourages viewers to stay away from the Ramble area of Central Park at night due to a rash of shootings, and to report any knowledge of the shootings to the Anti-Violence Project, and to a special division of the NYPD.

Credits roll over footage of the gay pride parades.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

1. Press conference with Mayor Dinkins covering a sniper who has attacked at least three times in the Bramble at Central Park. Dinkins also mentions racially-motivated violence. Dinkins encourages people to call the Bias Hotline, and expresses hope that the anti-bias legislature will pass the state. Matt Forman speaks as well. Lou Maletta asks about when Dinkins will go to Albany with the anti-bias bill. Dinkins talks about his personal experiences with racial bias.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

2. Andy Humm covers Jesse Helms' passing of a law that prohibits HIV-positive doctors from 'invasive procedures', Paul Reubens arrest for public masturbation in an adult movie theater, and the news' obsession with Jeffery Dahmer's homosexuality. Condoms in schools looks to be endangered. Matt Forman is interviewed about the Central Park sniper incidents and the lack of progress in finding a suspect. Viewers are encouraged to call the Anti-Violence Project if they have any information. Forman states that it took four shootings before the NYPD went public with the story. When the Anti-Violence Project told the NYPD about the first shooting, they were 'dismissed summarily'. A beating incident in Prospect Park, in which a straight man was beaten by five people who thought the man was gay, is also covered. The NYPD released the name of the man who was beaten, and the man is now getting thousands of calls a day from news organizations. Forman points out that these beating incidents happen frequently, but that this one just happened to be picked up by the news. The beating of a Pink Panthers member is also discussed. Chris Hennelly's trial is discussed.

Commercial: Hair Club For Men

3. Medical Update with Jeffery Lavigne. The AMA's updated requirements for doctors is discussed, as is doctors who are HIV positive. Blue Cross Blue Shield's practice of 'redlining' certain zip codes is also covered.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

4. Lou Maletta talks to Charles Busch, writer of "Red Scare on Sunset".

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

5. Daytripping with Sailing Affairs – Footage of Lou Maletta and others on a yacht off the Manhattan coast.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: APP

6. Lavender Health: Joe Franco, an AIDS educator, is interviewed about the issues facing gay men of color.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

7. Naming Names: Glamour magazine covers lesbian couples and the denial of visitation rights. Viewers are encouraged to write to Glamour.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

8. GCN Sports: Mention is made that players were verbally abused at a gay softball game, prompting one of the players to drag the heckler behind the bleachers and 'beat the crap out of him'. Wrestling is covered. Physique '91.

9. Matt Forman comes back on to cover a beating at Prospect Park that resulted in the death of the victim, John T. Brown, who was unidentified for months. A demonstration is being held.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

1. Andy Humm covers the Julio Rivera murder case, in which one of the three perpetrators Daniel Doyle confessed. The other two perpetrators are soon to be arrested after being named.

2. Special Report: Tom Duane, city council candidate, holds a press conference and announces he is HIV positive, becoming the first candidate in the US to do so. His speech is shown. Liz Holstman and Deborah Glick also speak.

3. Report from the home of Martin Luther King.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

4. Cheryl Summerville, who was fired from Cracker Barrel for being a lesbian, is interviewed by Lou Maletta in Atlanta.

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

5. Karin Schwartz from GLAAD is moving, Lou Maletta interviews her. Schwartz was the second employee at GLAAD and talks about her history with the organization.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

6. ChildKind – Providing Homes and Hope for Children with AIDS. Interview with an organization in Georgia. The volunteer phone number is shown. Mark Owens, a volunteer is interviewed.

7. Report from the house where Margret Mitchell wrote Gone With the Wind.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

8. Cecile Walker of Queer Outrage Atlanta is interviewed about the recent rash of anti-gay violence. Outrage grew out of Queer Nation.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

9. NOW is trying to get Georgia's sodomy laws repealed. Samantha Claar is interviewed about the uphill battle faced by progressives in Georgia. "The police department is not friendly" to victims of hate crimes, states she firmly believes the Georgia supreme court will strike down Roe v. Wade.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

10. ACT UP Atlanta is interviewed. Their most recent demonstration was at Grady Hospital over their waiting period for their IV clinic. The ACT UP Atlanta hotline number is shown.

11. Report from the World of Coca-Cola.

COMMERCIAL: APP

12. Lavender Health: Part 2 of the interview with Joe Franco about AIDS education.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

13. Lou Maletta wishes luck to the producers of Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love.

14. Naming Names: Henry Yeager of GLAAD. Parents magazine runs an article titled "Attitudes Towards Homosexuality" that presents a refreshingly open-minded look at gays and lesbians. Viewers are encouraged to write positive letters to Parents.

15. Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD announces the passing of Craig Davidson.

16. Andy Humm also covers Craig Davidson's passing, and talks about his friend who has recently lost his motor functions due to AIDS.

River rafting from the Chattahoochee plays over the credits. The footage continues to play minutes after the credits are done. One last report, this time from the Georgia dome

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

1. Phil Reed, who is running for district aide, is interviewed about his district.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. The National Association of People With AIDS, an Atlanta organization. Interview with Herbie Craven.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. Between the Covers: Ken Beck, the publisher of Sports Pride, the first national gay sports magazine, is interviewed. The magazine became a huge success almost instantly, with dozens of sports organizations calling up unsolicited to contribute coverage. [The audio on this segment is garbled and echoes.]

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

4. Naming Names: A book of the month club for psychotherapists picks a book that the author claims can 'cure' gays. Viewers are encouraged to write to Cathleen Esposito, the managing editor of the Psychotherapy Book Club.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

5. American Preferred Prescriptions: Tim Rosta, the new director of membership at APP is interviewed. New projects at APP are discussed.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

6. Lavender Health: Matt Forman from the Anti-Violence Project is interviewed about recent violent acts against gays and lesbians, and how people can protect themselves.

COMMERCIAL: APP

7. The Times Squares Kick Up Their Heels. A gay and lesbian squaredancing club is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

8. Performers at The Monster are shown.

COMMERCIAL: Naked Tango, a movie.

9. Damien Martin of the Hetrick-Martin Institute is interviewed about what encourages and discourages him about the gay rights movement. Lou Maletta announces that Damien Martin died that morning, and that the preceding interview was part of a documentary.

More footage of the Chattahoochee river rafting plays over the credits.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

1. Teachers suing for domestic partnership benefits are interviewed, including Ron Madson, Richard Dietz, and Connie Kurtz.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. ACT UP is planning a massive demonstration at Bush's summer home on Labor Day weekend. Tim Bailey and Barbara Hughes of ACT UP are interviewed. Their goal is to get Bush to have a national agenda on gay and lesbian rights.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. Covering the campaign of Tom Duane. A fundraiser is shown. Deborah Glick speaks.

COMMERCIAL: Naked Tango, a movie.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

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4. Lavender Health: Interviewing Dr. Kelly Hennig about the dangers of hepatitis A, which there are a large number of cases of in the Village.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

5. Lou Maletta interviews David Weissman, the producer of Naked Tango, who also produced Kiss of the Spider Woman. A clip from the film is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove, Fire Island – The Islander's Club

6. Naming Names: Bradley Carlson of GLAAD. An article has a hard time getting published by The American Scholar due to the use of the words 'lesbian' and 'gay'. Joe Epstein, one of the owners of The American Scholar, has written homophobic tracts in the past, including one in which he states his greatest shame would be if one of his sons 'became gay'. Viewers are encouraged to write to Mr. Douglas Ford, secretary of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

7. GCN Sports: The filming of "A League of Their Own" is covered. Barbara Walters' interview with Martin Scorovich sets a ratings record. The Gay World Series in Boston is announced.

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8. Damien Martin is remembered by Andy Humm. Phil Smith and Alan Barnett's deaths are announced.

9. Joe DeSabito's death is announced by Lou Maletta.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. District 3 city council candidate Tom Duane, who revealed he was HIV positive during a press conference, is interviewed. Andy Humm asks about his opponent's comments about his announcement. Viewers are encouraged to help Duane's campaign.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. Moscow hosts an international conference for gays and lesbians, which was attended by Marjorie Hill, who is interviewed. The gay and lesbian film festival is discussed. Hill mentions that being gay is still technically illegal in Russia, and says that although police reassured her that the law was no longer enforced, she spoke to several men who had recently been arrested. Some of Hill's photos from her visit are shown. Hill says that people would stop in their tracks and stare at her.

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

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3. GCN Special Report: Tom Hanson of Community Research Initiative (the first AIDS research group) is interviewed about his group's lack of funding. The lack of funding stems from a pharmaceutical test trial that was delayed by 'six months to a year'. Hanson says his commitment is to community-based testing. Viewers are asked to give money to CRI.

4. Story on openly gay and lesbian Los Angeles police officers who are recruiting for people to join the LAPD. Officer Paul Butler is interviewed. Pride Behind the Badge is mentioned. The Gay Officers Action League in New York is mentioned. A lesbian officer is interviewed about her coming out.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

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5. Medical Update with Jeffery Lavigne: Lou Maletta talks to Lavigne about a recent anal fissure he had surgery on. Maletta talks about how he had extreme pain and difficulty walking due to the fissure.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

6. GCN Sports, Special Edition: 1991 NAGA Gay Softball World Series in Boston. Some of the athletes are interviewed at the end of the segment.

COMMERCIAL: APP

7. Lavender Health: Dr. Margret Hamburg, the acting NYC health commissioner is interviewed. She is the first health commissioner to march in the pride parade. Hamburg states that AIDS is not 'under control' as some have said. Hamburg is asked what can be done in financially strained times for healthcare.

8. Naming Names: Dr. Henry Yeager of GLAAD covers the Boy Scouts of America expelling gay scoutmasters, and USA Today's editorial cartoon that makes fun of the Boy Scouts' decision. Viewers are encouraged to write in support of USA Today for running the cartoon.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. The death of anti-gay psychiatrist Dr. Irving Bieber is announced. "We will not miss you." The upcoming elections are discussed. AIDS activists including ACT UP protest at Bush's summer home, Kennebunkport. A 'die-in' is held. At the end of the segment, a speech by Bush lauding the progress of the scientific community in combatting AIDS is shown. The frame freezes, and overlays begin to appear 'Over 3 Million Women in the USA Infected With HIV', 'One AIDS Death Every Seven Minutes', 'At Least 120,000 Americans Have Died From AIDS', 'The Government Spent Less Money In One Year Of The AIDS Crisis Than One Hour of The "Gulf War"', 'One New HIV Infection Every 50 Seconds in the USA'

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

2. Controversy over ACT UP's documentary "Stop The Church", which most PBS affiliates dropped. A clip is shown in which people are asked "What does the Catholic church mean to you?" Lou Maletta interviews Robert Hilferty, producer and director of the program. Hilferty says the program was scheduled six months ago, but that two weeks before the broadcast it was suddenly pulled after the reaction to "Tongues Untied". Another clip is shown of a protest taking place inside a church. WNET is refusing to air it.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. Part two of the interview with Marjorie Hill. Discusses hour-and-a-half waits to get into Pizza Hut for those with Russian currency. Those with 'hard currency' (preferably American) could sit down and be served immediately. Talks about the deplorable conditions of AIDS clinics in Russia.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

4. Liz Abzug is interviewed, candidate for New York City Council. Tom Duane is also interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Palladium, 126 East 14 Street

5. Wigstock 1991 is covered.

COMMERCIAL: APP

6. Lavender Health: Part 2 of Margret Hamburg interview.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

7. Naming Names: ABC News presents Jerry Fallwell as an expert on homosexuality on Nightline. Viewers are encouraged to write in protest to Tom Bettag, executive producer of Nightline.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

8. Gail Goodman, an artist who created a photo show called Essence of Family, Pictures of Pride, is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Palladium, 126 East 14 Street

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Coverage of the primary, which was going on as the episode aired. At footage shot at 9:50PM, according to Andy Humm, Tom Duane seems to be winning by a landslide, pulling in double the votes of his opponent in some areas. Humm is in a room where he and about 40 other people are watching the results in real time. Lou Maletta can be heard towards the end.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: Palladium, 126 East 14 Street

2. Treatment Action Guerillas Attack Unsafe Politics of Jesse Helms: The group inflates a giant condom on Jesse Helms' house to show 'Helms is more deadly than the virus and more dangerous than the virus'. A neighbor of Helms angrily tries to knock the camera out of her face. The inflatable condom reads 'A CONDOM TO STOP UNSAFE POLICIES. HELMS IS DEADLIER THAN A VIRUS.'

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Pride Institute

3. Invisible Diversity – A Gay and Lesbian Corporate Agenda: Ed Mickens is interviewed about a daylong symposium on the subject. The goal is to push for equal treatment and equal benefits.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

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4. ACT UP protests Blue Cross/Blue Shield rate and restructuring.

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5. Coalition for Safe Health Care Protests Forced HIV Testing and Disclosure: The ADA was firing all doctors who tested positive for HIV. Footage is shown of the protesters being escorted out of the building in handcuffs.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

6. Coalition for Safe Health Care holds another protest on the same day in downtown Manhattan. The press refuses to cover the story of the fired doctors.

COMMERCIAL: ACT UP DIVA TV

7. Deep Dish with D. Isidore: Update on Nick Navarro's raids. Phillys Diller and her entourage left through a back exit with the permission of Navarro. Al Goldstein, publisher of Screw Magazine is running against Navarro. A friend of Tom Duane, Roger MacFarlane, spread rumors about Duane's HIV positivity weeks before Duane's announcement.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: Palladium, 126 East 14 Street

8. Lavender Health: Parris Kidd, author of the book Living With the AIDS Virus, is interviewed about managing AIDS.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

9. Naming Names: Advertisers avoid gay publications, especially Trojan condoms. Viewers are encouraged to write to Carter-Wallace Inc.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

10. GCN Sports: Center Lesbian Softball Tournament. Memorial service for Guy Zelnek. The Gotham Volleyball League's expensive entrance fees are covered.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

11. Between the Covers: Aaron Frick, author of Sudden Strangers is interviewed.

12. Special Report: The condoms-in-high-school proposal passed. The opt-out option was struck down.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (public domain clips)

1. Lou Maletta and Andy Humm announce that Dr. Jeffery Lavigne is accused of malpractice on multiple occasions and has a front-page story accusing him of running a 'House of Horrors'. Lavigne denies the claims. Lou Maletta announces that starting next week, they will not run ads for Laser Medical Associates until the medical board makes its decisions regarding Lavinge. Both Humm and Maletta are visibly shaken by the news.

2. The elections are covered. Tom Duane wins getting 60% of the vote, Larry Kramer and Roger MacFarlane, who spoke against Duane and spread rumors about him being HIV positive are given a 'thumbs down' by Humm. The New York Times and New York Native get a 'thumbs down' for endorsing Liz Abzug. [There are two audio dropouts in this segment.]

3. Chris Quinn, Ray Dries, and Andrew Jacobs, who helped co-ordinate Duane's election are interviewed about the election.

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

4. ACT UP has chosen September to protest healthcare and the Bush administrations' failure to fight AIDS. Anthony Bennett and Dolly Myron of ACT UP are interviewed by Lou Maletta. Demands are a nationalized, non-discriminating healthcare system.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

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5. Adam Rolston of the Wessel O'Connor Gallery is interviewed. Rolston has made Trojan boxes that list 'For Anal and Vaginal Use', the kind of labeling he would like to see on the boxes.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

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6. Between the Covers: Repeat of previous episode.

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7. Lavender Health: Ronnie Billini, coordinator of the Lesbians and Life-Altering Illness Conference is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Laser Medical Associates (song)

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

8. Naming Names: Who Stopped 'Stop the Church'? Cardinal Mahoney in Los Angeles took out full page ads and made statements that the film was hate-mongering and that PBS should be boycotted by Catholics. William Kobin's statements on what a public television station should do are shown. Viewers are encouraged to write letters of thanks to stations that did air the program, and letters chastising stations that didn't. COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

9. GCN Special Report: Gala Kickoff for Ads Against AIDS, which culminated with the reveal of a giant ad for Kenar in Times Square.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

1. News Notes: Governor Cuomo's gay liason Mitchell Netburn made ruling that the military can no longer recruit on campuses. Ongoing controversy of the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

2. Invisible Diversity conference: Executives from corporations gather at the Woldorf-Astoria to address gay and lesbian issues in the workplace. Speakers include Don Handrick and Cynthia Bologna of Levi-Strauss, Barney Frank. Lou Maletta says in narration that the conference was a great success.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

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3. Interview with Tom Duane after his victory, including the controversy of him revealing his HIV positive status. Peter Valone is discussed.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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4. ACT UP Demonstrates at Federal Plaza: Protesting lack of housing for people with AIDS. Protesters wear paper George Bush masks. Father Robert Castle of St. Mary's Episcopal Church is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

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5. Panel on socialized medicine: Lou Maletta, Richard Martin, VP of Labour Congress in Canada, Dr. Haresh Kirpalani, Chris Axworthy of the Canadian Parliament.

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

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COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

6. Lavender Health: Hadley Mays and Desiree Crump of the Koumbaya Gallery are interviewed. The first event at the gallery was broken up by the cops, and the chief of police refused to help. [Someone can be heard whistling in the background throughout the interview]

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

7. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD reports on Geraldo Rivera again. This time, Geraldo did a balanced, sympathetic show featuring William Kielly and Peggy Marlowe, and attended by members of the Pink Panthers. Kevin Barrell of the Gay and Lesbian Task Force was interviewed via satellite. Viewers are encouraged to write letters of appreciation to Geraldo Rivera.

COMMERCIAL: 970-BIG-1

8. GCN Sports: Gutter George is under investigation for misappropriation of funds. The magazine Pediatrics publishes a report on what to do about HIV-positive athletes. COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

9. Lou Maletta announces the passing of David Gilbert, who set up a sort of refuge for southern gay men living in New York.

[NOTE: The interview with Dr. Jeffery Lavigne does not occur in this episode.]

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: National Coming Out Day, October 11

1. California Governor Pete Wilson vetoes gay rights law that was passed by both houses of state legislature, leading to rioting. ACT UP in Washington DC protests AIDS policies of the federal government. Footage is shown of the protests. Several members are shown being arrested. Footage cuts to Universal Healthcare demonstration at the Capitol. Protesters march up the Capitol steps. Police are shown arresting protesters as other ACT UP members scream at them. ACT UP members are then shown INSIDE the Capitol, as police cuff scores of them.

COMMERCIAL: Long Island Association for AIDS Care

2. Chris Hennelly is interviewed about his legal battle against the police after he was brutally beaten and left with neurological damage. District Attorney Robert Morgenthau is pressing charges against Hennelly for resisting arrest. COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

COMMERCIAL: National Coming Out Day, October 11

3. The New York AIDS Coalition holds its fourth annual conference at the Mt. Sinai Medical Center. Ann Erickson speaks about redirecting funds to help fight the AIDS crisis and expand healthcare. David Hansell also speaks about expanding benefits for healthcare and getting more people on healthcare.

COMMERCIAL: Resident Alien

4. After the demise of OutWeek, NYQ hits newsstands. Troy Masters, co-publisher of NYQ is interviewed about the content and layout of the magazine, and the 18 columns that will rotate from week to week. Colleen Mangan is also interviewed, she is formerly from OutWeek. The importance of having both a male and female editor is emphasized, in order to keep a diverse amount of stories coming in.

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

COMMERCIAL: National Coming Out Day, October 11

5. Northern Lights Alternatives reunion with Sally Fisher, which is a service agency for people with AIDS.

COMMERCIAL: Help Stop The Violence

6. Lavender Health: Part two of the interview with Hadley Mays and Desiree Crump of the Koumbaya Gallery. They are asked about what motivated the group. Part of the reason for opening the space was to create an alternative to the bar scene for gays and lesbians to meet.

COMMERCIAL: NAYA Natural Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho.

7. Naming Names: Dr. Henry Yeager of GLAAD discusses NBC's "Dear John", which portrays a financially-astute, mentally normal lesbian couple. Clips from the show are played. Viewers are asked to write letters of thanks to the producers of "Dear John".

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

COMMERCIAL: APP

8. Andy Humm discusses how NBC cancels a planned episode of "Quantum Leap" about a suicidal gay teen.

[NOTE: This is the same episode as 0318.]

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

1. The Jeffery Hanlin case is discussed between Bill Dobbs and Andy Humm. A law in Michigan states that one must inform partner before having sex if they are HIV positive. Failure to do so can be tried as a felony. Dobbs discusses the 'spectacle' when Governer Cuomo extradited Hanlin to Michigan.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

2. Update on St. Patrick's Day Parade; Irish policemen bar gay and lesbians from marching in the parade. Carmine Red covers CUNY's First Lesbian and Gay Research Center inauguration. Cheryl Clarke and Martin Duberman speak. Alice Walker is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: National Coming Out Day, October 11

3. Human Rights Conference in Moscow, P-FLAGS. Footage is shown of demonstrators singing. Lou Maletta interviews Laurie Colburn, program director of P-FLAGS about her time in Russia. It took a great deal of negotiating and bribery to get a word processor and printer through for a Russian trying to print a gay-themed newsletter. A clip is shown of Colburn speaking on the steps of a government building.

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4. From Center Stage, Julie Wilson sings. Carmine Red interviews Ronald G. Cohn.

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COMMERCIAL: The Monster

5. Lou Maletta covers The '92 Desk Diary Benefiting D.I.F.F.A. and interviews John Hoffman about fundraisers and shows coming up.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-HOT-TOOL

6. Lavender Health: Debra Fraser of the Black Leadership Commission on AIDS is interviewed about her organization and its advocacy and fundraising.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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7. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD covers In Living Color and the new show Roc. Roc has a sympathetic and realistic portrayal of black gay men, while In Living Color used stereotypes. Viewers are encouraged to write to Fox in praise of Roc, but denouncing the "Men On" segments of In Living Color.

COMMERCIAL: National Coming Out Day, October 11

8. GCN Sports: Prospect Park hosts the 2nd Annual Community Center Lesbian Softball Tournament, which raised over $3,000. The Magic Softball Tournament and the Women's Brooklyn FLAG Football League are covered.

COMMERCIAL: 970-BIG-1

9. Lou Maletta interview the co-producers of Lookout: Lesbian and Gay Television Festival, Jean Carlomusto and Greg Borderwitz. The goal was to make a forum for television and video devoted to lesbians and gays. A clip from one film by Thomas Allen Harris, "Splash" is shown. A clip from "Bolo! Bolo!" which caused controversy in Toronto is shown. A daily ticket is only $8.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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1. 2nd Annual Coming Out Day at the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center.

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2. The Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill hearings are covered. Thomas is accused of homophobia by Andy Humm.

3. Tom Smith is interviewed about the Wall Street Project, which is associated with the Coalition of Gay and Lesbian Rights. Nick Curto and Don Mitchell are also interviewed. Goal is to "put a gay and lesbian face on investment capital" Phone numbers for the Orientation for the Wall Street Project are displayed.

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4. Joyce Hunter, formerly of GCN and now the president of the National Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation is interviewed.

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5. The Identity House's Laughing Out Proud 25th Anniversary program is covered. Jeanne Nicolosi is interviewed. The Wiseguys and Harvey Firestien are performing. Ticket information is displayed.

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6. At a benefit for Housing Works, Keith D. Cylar is interviewed about Housing Works. Phillipe Brooke is interviewed about his photography show, Living With AIDS: Embracing the Light.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

7. Quentin Crisp, the subject of Resident Alien is interviewed. The film is about Crisp and his status, and his views on America.

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8. GCN Sports: Rich Flowers interviews Cheryl Embry and Tania Ingraham, two organizers of Gay Games '94.

9. Lavender Health: Sean Dwyer of Gay and Lesbian People of Color holds a conference to "sensitize AIDS service providers to the needs of the Gay and Lesbian client of color".

10. Naming Names: Cheryl Moch of GLAAD covers the Pentagon releasing a report that states gays and lesbians do not pose a threat because of their sexual orientation. This is at the time when gays and lesbians are being expelled from the military. Viewers are encouraged to write to Dick Cheney at the Department of Defense.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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1. Andy Humm interviews Lance Ringel, who just became Assistant Commissioner of Human Rights and works closely with Governor Cuomo. They discuss his successor issuing a ruling that ROTC couldn't have recruiters on campus (which was discussed in an earlier episode). Humm asks if there's any plan to ban Boy Scouts of America from using state buildings due to their anti-gay bias, to which Ringel replies no.

COMMERCIAL: Christopher Street Book Store

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2. Interview with Sandy Rapp, author of God's Country: A Case Against Theocracy. Rapp discusses religious fundamentalists and their anti-gay agenda. COMMERCIAL: The Monster

3. Lou Maletta interviews Alain Montour, director of Parents and Friends of Lesibans and Gays (PFLAG) NY, who is holding the 11th annual awards dinner dance to honor Ruth Messinger and Andy Humm.

COMMERCIAL: 970-BIG-1

4. Between the Covers: Rich Flowers interviews Tom Spanbauer, author of The Man Who Fell in Love With the Moon. One point of discussion is the upcoming 500th anniversary of Columbus' landing and how he treated Native Americans.

COMMERCIAL: The Human Rights Campaign Fund 10th Anniversary at the Rainbow Room

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5. GCN Sports: 1991 Soccer Nationals. Tania Ingrham is interviewed about the 1994 New York games.

6. A bumper/clip not given any context showing Lou Maletta and two other men dancing through a hiking trail.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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7. Lou Maletta interviews David Deveraux, who has created a calendar to raise money for the AIDS Emergency Fund in San Francisco.

8. Another bumper/clip of Lou Maletta and another man, again on the trail from earlier.

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9. Lavender Health: Debra Fraser-Howze, executive director of BLCA is interviewed.

10. Another bumper/clip of Lou Maletta and co. hiking.

COMMERCIAL: AIDS Dance-a-Thon

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11. Naming Names: Scott Sherman of GLAAD discusses Scholastic on Target, a magazine distributed to high schools that runs a positive story on gay and lesbian relationships. Viewers are encouraged to write positive letters to Scholastic.

12. Another clip/bumper.

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COMMERCIAL: AIDS Dance-a-Thon

13. Lou Maletta interviews Sam Abdul, organizer of 'Stripping for AIDS at Star Sapphire', which is an AIDS benefit in the form of a 'strip-a-thon'.

The credits roll over more footage of Maletta and co. hiking.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

1. An update on the Human Rights Commission confronting the organizers of the St. Patrick's Day parade. Interview with Evan Wolfson, an attorney who took on the Julio Rivera case.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: Christopher Street Book Store

3. City Council Candidates Seek Gay and Lesbian Support: Charles Millard (a Republican) and Carol Greitzer (a Democrat) state their positions on gay rights. Andy Humm interviews Traci Alexander after the speeches.

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4. Liz Holtzman, city comptroller, is interviewed about the Julio Rivera case, in which the prosecutor wanted to ask jurors about their sexual orientation. COMMERCIAL: Outrageous Desire, an art exhibit.

5. Robert Abrams, New York State Attorney General talks about his desire to run for Senate and bring the gay rights struggle to Washington. Joyce Hunter and Sandy Lowe are also interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster

6. Lou Maletta interviews James Turanski, director of the Together Program at Regent Hospital, a program that addresses the enormous problem of drug addiction amongst gays and lesbians. Footage is shown of the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the program, with a speech by Marjorie Hill. Lou Maletta then interviews Dr. Cathy Gordon.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. Century Plaza Demonstration. Gay and lesbian activists protest the veto by Pete Wilson of the gay rights bill. Protesters are violently dragged through the streets by police.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

8. Lou Maletta interviews Mark Epstein and Michele D'ermo, organizers of the 10th Human Rights Campaign Fund.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. Lavender Health: Part two of the interview with Debra Fraser-Howze, executive director of BLCA.

COMMERCIAL: 970-BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

1. A few New York Times stories are covered. Footage from Election Day and an interview with Tom Duane.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: Christopher Street Book Store

2. Update on the Julio Rivera case. Interviews with Ted Rivera, Julio's brother, Peg Rivera, Julio's sister-in-law, and David Kirshenbaum of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

3. Jimmy Somerville: A Benefit Concert for ACT-UP

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

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4. Interview with Rodger McFarland. McFarland outed Tom Duane but didn't out Brad Davis, actor and star of "Midnight Express", who had recently died of AIDS. McFarland is asked bluntly why he outed Duane's HIV-positive status.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

5. Tim McFeely of the Human Rights Campaign Fund is interviewed about government policy that could help gays and lesbians. The Clarence Thomas hearings are discussed, as is campaign finance.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

6. GCN Sports: Plug for the Fundraiser for Gay Games IV. Footage is shown of a marathon.

COMMERCIAL: AIDS Dance-a-Thon

7. Lavender Health: Blades for AIDS, a Northern Lights Alternative program run by Michael Fairman and Ron Nieberding. Celebrity roller disco skating.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

8. Naming Names: Ellen Carton covers gay-positive episodes of LA Law. Viewers are encouraged to write to the producers of LA Law.

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9. Alan Bonicatti signs books to raise money for the Hektrik-Martin Institute. Bonicatti is interviewed by Lou Maletta.

Program Content: Unknown

NOTE: This episode is mostly a repeat of 231 0325A. Exceptions are marked with an asterisk.

COMMERCIAL: Naya Spring Water

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1. Lou Maletta and Carmine Red report from NGLTF: Creating Change 1991 in Virginia. Urvashi Vaid, Maruice Solis-Marich, Tom Stoddard of the Lambda Legal Defense, give speeches. 'Magic' Johnson revealing his HIV-positive status is mentioned. Lou Maletta narrates over other speeches. Lisa Power, co-chair of ILGA in England, Leonid Frolov from Russia, and 'D' Cameron, Mr. Leather 1991 are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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*2. UCLA protest against governor Pete Wilson, who struck down a gay rights law. Ed Anderson covers the story. A speech by Pete Wilson is interrupted by protesters, who pack the stands.

COMMERCIAL: My Own Private Idaho

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3. Veteran's Day march protesting the exclusion of gays and lesbians from the military at the Pentagon. Greg Scott speaks of being expelled from the NAVY.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. Ornan Yekutieli, the deputy mayor of Jerusalem, and member of the Human Rights Party is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

5. A brief speech by Andrew Stien in support of the domestic partnership bill.

COMMERCIAL: Naya Spring Water

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

6. GLAAD declares a 'Trojan war' against condom manufacturer Carter-Wallace. Ellen Carton and Scott Sherman condemn the lack of support for gays the company is showing.

7. GCN Sports: Special spotlight version, about Magic Johnson's HIV-positive status.

8. ACT UP protests Bush's visit to NYC by demonstrating at the Waldorf-Astoria.

COMMERCIAL: APP

9. Naming Names: Cheryl Moch covers Connie Chung's story on women being thrown out of the military for not hooking up with superior officers. Viewers are encouraged to write to CNN.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program. 10. Lavender Health: Blades for AIDS, a Northern Lights Alternative program run by Michael Fairman and Ron Nieberding. Celebrity roller disco skating. This previously appeared on 0324.

11. Edward Maloney from the Out of the Closet Thrift Shop asks for volunteers.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

1. Lee Sharmat and Andy Humm cover the Magic Johnson story. Update on Julio Rivera. Delta Airlines asks employees illegal, probing questions.

2. Human Rights Campaign Celebrates its 10th Anniversary at the Rainbow Room. Harvey Firestein speaks.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: Christopher Street Book Store

3. Controversy about using undercover cops to pose as gays in areas where gay bashings happen. Thusfar, no arrests. Joe Nicholson of the New York Post (who broke the story), Bill Dobbs, and David Kirschenbaum are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

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4. Paul E. Tsnognas speaks to a group about gay rights. Lou Maletta interviews him after the speech.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

5. UCLA protest against governor Pete Wilson, who struck down a gay rights law. Ed Anderson covers the story. A speech by Pete Wilson is interrupted by protesters, who pack the stands. Repeat of segment from 231 0326.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

6. Deep Dish with D. Isidore: Neo Nakamura faces immigration issues. Judy Rome, a parking lot magnate, tries to get rid of a classic building. Isidore repeatedly refers to River Phoenix as 'River Penis' repeatedly and insinuates that he's gay.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

7. GCN Sports: HIV testing for boxers is covered. Women Athletes of New York's Volleyball season starts. Laura Moore, an ice skater, is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

8. Leo de Kam of HIV-WIJZER in Amsterdam is interviewed.

9. Lavender Health: Ellen Saltzberg interviews Dr. Marjorie Hill. Same interview as 325.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

10. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet covers the talk show "9 Broadcast Plaza" which took up the position that heterosexuals can be 'turned' gay. Viewers are encouraged to write to Michael B. Alexander of WWOR-TV.

11. The murderers of Julio Rivera are found guilty.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

1. Julio Rivera case. Andrew Jacobs of NYQ, who was in the courtroom covering the trial, is interviewed. Jay Blocher reports from Queens as a demonstration takes place. Peg Rivera, Julio's sister-in-law is interview.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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2. Andy Humm and Lou Maletta discuss Chris Hennelly and police brutality. Liz Garro and Dennis DeLeon are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERICAL: The Monster

3. Geraldine Ferraro is interviewed about her candidacy for the US Senate.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

4. Day Without Art: Event held on World AIDS Day, December 1, to commemorate those who have died of HIV and AIDS. Patrick O'Connell is interviewed. Museums across Manhattan will replace pieces by gay artists with a block of text about AIDS to raise awareness.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

5. Gay Men's Health Crisis distributes thousands of condoms. Brooklyn high school students (with the help of ACT UP) stage a sit-in at the office of Irene Impellizzeri, who opposed condom distribution in public schools. 10 are arrested for trespassing.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

6. PFLAG 11th annual dinner and dance, honoring Ruth Messinger and Andy Humm. Humm's parents are in attendance.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. The death of Freddie Mercury is mentioned. A commercial for Ads Against Aids: People Taking Action Against AIDS is shown.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

8. Alternatives to AZT: Bob Lederer of ACT UP talks about alternative treatments to HIV and AIDS. Deborah Gamble and Dr. Bernard Behari are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

9. John Scagliotti is interviwed about his event Out of Our Trunks, which is taking place at the Limelight.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

10. Naming Names: Joe Windish of GLAAD talks about TV Guide's repeated exclusion of gay and lesbian programming, including GCN. Viewers are encouraged to write to TV Guide to demand they include GCN.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation (opera singer)

11. Lavender Health: Margret Redfield is interviewed about AIDS prevention and needle exchanges.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

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1. Cardinal O'Connor makes more homophobic statements. GMHC's Dance-a-Thon. Event raised $1.6 million.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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2. A Day Without Art – The Studio Museum in Harlem. Ruth Messinger speaks. Joel Motley, museum chairman, is interviewed. Mayor David Dinkins speaks. Museum of Modern Art: Agnes Gund is interviewed. The New Museum: Robert Blanchon speaks about the exhibits. The Whitney is also shown. A performance by Assoto Saint is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Footage from Night Without Light.

COMMERCIAL: Gods Love We Deliver

COMMERICAL: The Monster

4. ACT UP protests NYC's TB policies.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

5. Andy Humm announces that the World Health Organization stated that in 8 years, 30-40 million HIV infections, and 12-18 million full-blown AIDS cases. Ingar Bruggemann, Rafeeuddin Ahmed, Luis Maria Gomez, Dr. Daniel H. Merson, and James Boliba Baba, speak at the UN about the AIDS crisis.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

6. Lavender Health: Part two of Margret Redfield interview.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

7. Naming Names: Dr. Henry Yeager of GLAAD follows up on Cracker Barrel firing all gay employees, 20/20 covered the story in a way that was positive to gays and lesbians, and criticized Cracker Barrel. A few clips from the 20/20 piece are shown. Viewers are encouraged to write to ABC.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

8. GCN Sports: Magic Johnson is discussed. Duke Bluedevil's player Christian Laytner comes out.

9. Footage from World AIDS Day is shown after the credits.

Same as 0329, but with some different commercials, and further scenes from World AIDS Day featured over the credits, plus a COMMERCIAL for World AIDS Day, and a McGruff the Crime Dog COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. The death of a Florida woman who was accidentially infected with AIDS by her dentist is covered, as is the 2nd anniversary of the mass protest.

2. Lou Maletta interviews Senate candidate Elizabeth Holtzman. She discusses the need for a senate that will address the financial crisis, and how the Anita Hill hearings prompted her to run.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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2. Lou Maletta at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center for an exhibit called 'Graphic Facts', PSA posters about AIDS.

COMMERCIAL: Gods Love We Deliver

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Chris McManus reports from God's Love We Deliver; a charity group that gives gourmet meals to AIDS patients. Cleo's of 9th Avenue is also covered. Viewers are encouraged to volunteer.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. Between the Covers: Interviewing Bruce Nussbam, author of Good Intentions. The book is about medical companies withholding AIDS medicine. The book goes into the rise of the 'buyer's clubs' and ACT UP.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

5. Lou Maletta expresses his disappointment with Ads Against AIDS. Some of the TV ads from the group are shown. Maletta then goes over some news items, including Chris Hennelly's case still in doubt, and Joe Stephan being expelled from the Air Force.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation (arm wrestling)

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6. The Charles Ludlam Theater's Bluebeard is covered. An excerpt from the play is shown, and Lou Maletta interviews the cast.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: GCN New Years Eve Celebration

7. Lavender Health: Tom Stoddard of the Lambda Legal Defense Fund, who is stepping down from his position. Stoddard talks about his accomplishments.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

8. Naming Names [with new logo]: Ellen Carton of GLAAD covers Fortune magazine's cover story 'Gay In Corporate America', which is praised as well-written and responsible. Viewers are encouraged to write to Fortune.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. Andy Humm interviews Craig Dean, who is suing New York state for the right to marry his partner. The information for Equal Rights Marriage Fund is displayed.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

2. Police in Cincinnati beat and arrest Steve Obanion, then book him for fourth-degree murder after he tells them he has HIV, then had his medication withheld when he was in prison. A photo of Obanion after his beating is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Gods Love We Deliver

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Judge Oliver Gasch rules Joe Steffan should be expelled from the US Air Force, and uses the word 'homo' three times to refer to Stefan. Suzanne Goldberg of the Lambda legal defense fund, and Jim Holobaugh of the ACLU are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

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4. Chris Hennelly discusses new developments in his case, including the dropping of charges against him, and new charges against the police officers who assaulted Hennelly. Bill Dobbs and David Kerschenbaum are also interviewed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: GCN New Years Eve Celebration

5. Lou Maletta interviews John Preston, author of Hometowns: Gay Men Write About Where They Belong.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

6. GCN Sports: More on the Magic Johnson case. Footage from the softball games are repeated from an earlier episode.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. Naming Names: Cheryl Moch of GLAAD covers the MacNeil-Lehrer report's interview with Pat Buchanan, which did not bring up his homophobic comments. Viewers are told to write letters to the producers of MacNeil-Lehrer.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

8. Lavender Health: Part two of Tom Stoddard interview.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. Outro with Sharmat and Humm.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. 1991 recap with Jay Blocher, Dick Dadey, Steve Miller, Eleanor Cooper, Phillip Reede, Tom Duane, Marjorie Hill, Andrew Jacobs, Dennis DeLeon. The group is asked about a variety of news stories.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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2. 1991 recap. Talking about coming out; Gabriel Rotello discusses Pete Williams. Milestones are also discussed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. 1991 recap. The racism of Miss Saigon is brought up repeatedly. Bea Hanson discusses the gay rights bill.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

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4. 1991 recap. Predictions for 1992.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: GCN New Years Eve Celebration

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: GCN Bumper

5. Lavender Health: Part three of Tom Stoddard interview.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

6. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD talks about a Bronx protest against homophobic conservatives that went badly when homophobic neighbors assaulted the protesters. Rich Mancuso of the Bronx News covers the event as 'GAYS CRASH CHRISTMAS PARTY'. Viewers are encouraged to write to Christopher Hagedorn, editor of The Bronx News, to voice that they are against this kind of reporting.

COMMERCIAL: My Father Is Coming

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7. Outro with Sharmat and Humm, where they announce they will be at the '92 conventions.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. ACT UP Day of Desperation, from January 23, 1991. Protesters release a banner held aloft with hundreds of balloons reading 'MONEY FOR AIDS NOT FOR WAR' into Grand Central Terminal. Highlights from the hearings on condoms in schools. Gays march in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Burning effigy of Ralph Marino in DC.

COMMERCIAL: American Life Resources

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2. The 8th Annual Garden Center Party. Gays and Lesbians Take Back the Night. June 22, 1991. The Lighting of the Empire State Building. 10th Annual Frontrunners Race. Here Without Fear. Parade footage.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

3. Tom Duane recap. ACT UP Goes on Vacation With the President. Treatment Action Guerillas (TAG) Attack Unsafe Politics of Jesse Helms. Primary night in September.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

4. Invisible Diversity. PFLAG Human Rights Conference in Moscow. Tom Duane Headquarters on Election Day. The Julio Rivera case. March on the Pentagon with NGLTF. Human Rights Campaign Fund Celebrates its 10th Anniversary at the Rainbow Room. UCLA Law Demo.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

5. World AIDS Day. Cindy Laupler interview. A Day Without Art. Discussion on Joe Steffan case.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

6. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet of GLAAD covers Marvel Comics' positive portrayals of gay characters in Alpha Flight. Viewers are encouraged to write positive letters to Stan Lee.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

7. Same outro as 333.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. Sharmat and Humm discuss "Prince of Tides" and "JFK". Margaret Hamburg becomes commissioner of health in NYC. Cracker Barrel sues Queer Nation Chicago for boycotting its resturaunts. Bush has meeting on AIDS and shows lack of knowledge on the issue. First gay biker club forms.

2. Doug Stevens and The Outband, a gay and lesbian country western group, perform.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Issac Julien, director of Young Soul Rebels, a UK film, is interviewed. Clips from the film are shown.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. David Drake, writer of The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me, is interviewed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

5. Lesbian and Gay Community Center Presents: Back to the Beach. Clips, followed by an interview with Ron Cohen of Center Shows.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

6. GCN Sports: Recap of 1991 events.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

7. Lavender Health: Previously recorded interview with Margaret Hamburg.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

8. Naming Names: Lesbian positive fashion photography in New York Magazine. Viewers are encouraged to write to New York Magazine.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

9. GCN Special Report: Michael Petrellus of ACT UP produces a spot for Manchester, New Hampshire's ABC affiliate, which is rejected. Update on the Julio Rivera case, in which sentencing is pending on the killers. Bill Wilson's animation on condoms, "Condom Sense".

COMMERCIAL: Target Bush, ACT UP's Public Access special.

10. Outro in which info for the Sweethearts Ball for Women at the Copacabana and the Lavender Ball at the Palladium. Tom Duane's inauguration is announced.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat at the inauguration of Tom Duane. Interviews with Laura Morason. The inauguration is shown, as is Tom Duane's speech. Interviews with Laura Moarason (second part), Charles Stimpson, and Tom Duane.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

2. Roman Kalinin discusses Russia, post-communism, the gay rights movement there, and the status of AIDS education.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

3. Brad Becker of the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard is interviewed about the organization's 20th anniversary. Suasan Pasko is also interviewed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

4. Richard Rouilard, editor in chief of The Advocate and John Knoebel.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

5. Gail Goodman's 'Sal and Me' collection is covered, including an interview with the photographer.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

6. The Village Voice is covered by Bill Dobbs. He says there is a need for reform at the paper, which he says is misinformed.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. Lavender Health: Part 2 of the previously recorded interview with Margaret Hamburg.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

8. Naming Names: Ellen Carton covers WNUR in Manchester, New Hampshire, which refused to run an ad by ACT UP that criticized democrats for remaining silent on the AIDS crisis. Viewers are encouraged to write to Larry Gilpin, general manager of the station.

COMMERCIAL: Target Bush, ACT UP's Public Access special.

9. GCN Special Report: New Jersey becoming the fourth state to pass a gay and lesbian rights law. Julio Rivera case sentences are announced. Kevin Starr, an NYPD officer is disciplined for beating a gay activist.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. Update on St. Patrick's Day Parade 1992, where Mayor Denkins gives the permit to a different group. The death of John Martin is covered. New Jersey becomes the fifth state to pass a gay rights law.

2. Lou Maletta interviews John Hatchett of PWAC and Bill Zwart. The Heart and Soul Dinner and Concert is promoted.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. The CEO of Carollin Importers, the company that exclusively distributes Absolut Vodka in the US, Michel Roux is interviewed about an art fundraiser.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. Ed Anderson in Houston, for the conference for lesbian and gay appointed officials. Sherry Harris, Tom Ammiano, and Bill Scott, are interviewed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

5. Lou Maletta interviews Dick Dadey and Nan Buzard from the Empire State Pride Agenda.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

6. Dr. Kelly Henney speaks about the marked increase in Hepatitis A in 1991.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

7. Lavender Health: Kevin Mahoney, deputy of disease intevention at the Department of Health.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

8. Lee Sharmat interviews Paula Presley, the executive director of the Gay Games at the Paladium.

9. Naming Names: Donald Suggs covers "Quantum Leap", which changed its episode content at the discretion of GLAAD. Viewers are encouraged to write to NBC. A clip from the episode is shown.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

10. GCN Sports: Wrestling tournament at the community center. The 2nd Annual Gay Games 4 Superbowl Party. Gay Women's Athletic Club's 3rd Annual Shootout.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

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1. Belmore, Long Island protests about the murder of Henry Marquez. Andy Humm interviews residents, including victims of biased incidents. A resident screams at the protesters, says the man 'got what he deserved, and is threatened with violence. Nassau County's extremely homophobic District Attorney Denis Dillon is mentioned.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

2. The state division of the Ancient order of Hibernians also rejects gays in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Bill Dobbs is interviewed. Paul O'Dwyer is also interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

3. Marjorie Hill of the National Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum is interviewed by Lou Maletta.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

4. Lou Maletta interviews Roman Kalinin, a Russian gay activist about the fall of the Soviet Union and how it has effected gay rights.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

5. GCN Welcomes Chicago: Lou Maletta talks about GCN's expansion to Chicago, and their visit to the city. Lou Maletta interviews Mellisa Merry and Steve Kleinedler about the Cracker Barrel controversy, in which protesters from Queer Nation have been sued by Cracker Barrel. Cracker Barrel's harassment of Queer Nation members is discussed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

6. Naming Names: Henry Yeager discusses the comic book character Northstar from Marvel Comics' Alpha Flight. A New York Times' editorial is praised for its positivity towards the character. Viewers are encouraged to write to Jack Rosenthal, editorial editor of the New York Times.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. Lavender Health: Jan Carl-Park, deputy director of the Mayor's Office of Gay and Lesbian Community about his history in New York.

COMMERCIAL: Heart and Soul, PWA Benefit.

8. GCN Special Report: Insured awards Hetrick-Martin $25,000 to expand AIDS education in New York City.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. News Notes: Mayor Denkins plans to get rid of the Human Rights Commissions if budget cuts happen, and let human rights issues be handled by the state's commission. Andy Humm points out the problem with this is that while the city has a gay rights law, the state does not. Viewers are encouraged to call the mayor's office to stop this. Viewers are alerted that in Plum Beach, Brooklyn, police are entrapping gay men in pick-up areas by giving them tickets for 'lewd conduct'. A lesbian adoption trial is covered.

2. Coverage of an event for Liz Holtzman, who is running for senate in New York. Holtzman is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Michael Rohrer and Arlene Kochman of Dance Marathon, A Benefit for Seniors With AIDS are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. John Glines is interviewed about Here We Go Again! Benefit for the Glines Theater.

COMMERICAL: The Monster 5. ACT UP's Presidential Primary Project is discussed, which will take place in Manchester, New Hampshire. Frank Smithson from ACT UP NY is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

6. Cooking With Love (new segment, sponsored by Gods Love We Deliver): Frank Abdale presents several easy-to-make meals. Malika Patterson gives instructions. Ganga Stone, the executive director, is briefly interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

7. Mardi Gras in Sydney, Australia. Teddy Bonaros, president of Tour Du Jour is interviewed. This is mostly a commercial for Tour Du Jour and a guide to taking a vacation in Australia.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

8. Lavender Health: Part 2 of Jan Carl-Park interview.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. Naming Names: Informed Sources, co-hosted by Andy Humm, is discussed by Kirk Evan Billet. WNET is adding increasingly far-right panelists and guests, which GLAAD feels is distressing. Viewers are encouraged to write to WNET's offices.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

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1. Magic Johnson in the NBA All Star Game. Episcopal minister in Canada is on trial for being gay. Lee Sharmat says she supports Jerry Brown.

2. Treatment Action Guerillas: Protesting Astra and price-gouging. Peter Stately is interviewed and footage of the protest, which blocked traffic, is shown. Police tackle several protesters to the ground. The state of AIDS medication is discussed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

3. Paula Ettelbrick, acting executive director of the Lambda legal defense fund is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. Paula Pressley, organizer for Gay Games IV is interviewed. The controversy over the Australia Olympic basketball team is discussed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

5. Mervyn Silverman, president of AmFAR is interviewed about Bush's $4 billion health initiative, which barely covers AIDS.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

6. Amy Herman, executive director of the New York AIDS coalition is interviewed. AIDS Awareness Day in Albany is announced.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

7. Naming Names: New York Magazine includes a gay couple in its cover story 'Love Stories for the 90s'. Viewers are encouraged to write to the editor of New York Magazine.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

8. Lavender Health: Marjorie Hill is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. GCN Sports: Lillian Negron is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. Robert Parker, Lee Sharmat, and Lou Maletta visit Manchester, New Hampshire; footage of Manchester is shown. A rally by Jerry Brown is shown. A protest by ACT UP is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

2. Robert Parker, Lee Sharmat, and Lou Maletta visit Manchester, New Hampshire; Tom Harkin rally, in which Harkin avoids questions from Rich Flowers and ACT UP. Bush's rally at Pinkerton Academy is shown, which Arnold Schwarzenegger introduces, is shown. Footage of an ACT UP member interrupting Bush's speech is shown; the audience applauds as the member is led out.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

3. Bill Clinton's speech is covered. Lou Maletta talks about how nicely their group was treated by the attendees and speech organizers. A few of the attendees are interviewed after clips from the speech are shown. Senator Bob Kerry is asked if he would support gay legislation and says yes. A Newsweek expose on Pat Buchanan is discussed, which reveals his upbringing. Lee Sharmat talks about the Buchanan speech as being 'scary' and incredibly bigoted. Lou Maletta shows footage 'that was never on CNN' of Buchanan supporters screaming down a protester.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

4. ACT UP demonstrates in Manchester. Most of this segment is in black and white and the audio spikes frequently.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

5. Domestic partnership rights in New York. Carolyn B. Maloney, NYC council member and main sponsor of the bill, speaks to reporters. The mayor is withholding his support for the legislation.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERCIAL: HomoXtra Magazine

6. Lavender Health: Risa Dennenberg of the Lesbian Health Care Commission is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

7. Naming Names: St. Patrick's Day parade controversy continues. The Ancient Order of the Hibernians are boycotting any pro-gay groups. Viewers are encouraged to write to Tipperary Crystal, the last sponsor of the Ancient Order. A bumper for a community meeting of the Irish Lesbian and Gay Community is displayed at the end of the piece.

NOTE: This particular tape is very unusual. It is clearly not a finished broadcast, instead its segments from the earlier 231 0340 video. It is only 30 minutes long and there are no commercials.

The tape begins suddenly with a shot from inside a car where one can hear two people talking, one of whom is (presumably) Lou Maletta. There is static, and the video then cuts to a speech about the exclusion of gays from the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The video cuts to black about four minutes into the speech, then cuts back to an interview already in progress.

The rest of the tape seems to be a rough cut of 231 0340; the same interviews appear.

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1. Dan Quayle states that the greatest threat that could come from a democratic victory is condom distribution for grades 7 and up.

2. Tom Duane announces which groups have decided not to march in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Irene Clancy of ILGO is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Matt Forman gives a speech about how hate crimes have nearly doubled in the last two years (1990-91) and that New York City leads in anti-gay violence. Fewer people are reporting their victimization to the police. Mayor David Dinkins also speaks.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

4. Interview with Laurence McKeon, the executive director of the advisory council to the mayor of Chicago on gay and lesbian issues.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

5. Interview with Virginia Shubert of Housing Works Inc. and Ellen Alpert, director of special needs housing on the issue of homeless AIDS victims. Footage of a protest by Housing Works is shown.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: HomoXtra Magazine

6. GCN Sports: 1st Year Anniversary.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. Community efforts to find a vaccine. Spencer Cox of CRIA, Arthur Amman of Genetech, and Robert Redfield of Retroviral Research are interviewed.

8. Lavender Health: Dr. Martin Levine, a sociologist and HIV expert, is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. Naming Names: Newsweek's cover story on the origins of homosexuality. The story gives a variety of viewpoints, and covers lesbians. Viewers are encouraged to write to the editor of Newsweek.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. St. Patrick's Day Parade update: The Ancient Order of Hibernians (the organizers of the parade) threaten to call the parade off because gays might be able to openly march in it. Andy Humm says that 'an informed source' told him that the Hibernians are fine with gays in the parade, but it is Cardinal O'Connor pulling the strings behind the scenes.

2. Tuberculosis demonstration at the Criminal Courts Building. Holding pens in the Courts building are breeding grounds for the TB virus.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

3. Andy Humm shows off a coupon the New York Times had for KY Jelly that mentions it is safe to use with condoms.

4. Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center: Donna Minkowitz of the Village Voice speaks about press bias.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine 5. Gay Men's Chorus practices for concert of Bernstein's work. Gary Miller, the chorus director, is interviewed.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

6. Steve Powsner, board president of the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center is interviewed about renovations to the center.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: HomoXtra Magazine

7. Lou Maletta in Chicago interviews Rory Lopez, director of youth services.

COMMERCIAL: Night of 1,000 Gowns Charity Ball 1992.

COMMERCIAL: BERNSTEIN! The Gay Men's Chorus at Carnegie Hall

8. Lou Maletta interviews Rev. Pat Bumgardner, pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

9. Lavender Health: Part 2 of Martin Levine interview.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

10. Naming Names: Barney Frank's interview on Primetime Live with Diane Sawyer is covered. Viewers are encouraged to write to ABC.

COMMERCIAL: 970 BIG-1

COMMERCIAL: BERNSTEIN! The Gay Men's Chorus at Carnegie Hall

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COMMERICAL: Christopher Street Bookstore

1. Andy Humm talks about Basic Instinct opening. Dick Dadey of the NY State Pride Agenda is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

2. Harry Milner, retired principal of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Brendan Feich, member of Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization are interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: NYQ Magazine

COMMERCIAL: BERNSTEIN! The Gay Men's Chorus at Carnegie Hall

3. Voices From the Front, a new documentary, is discussed by Lou Maletta and David Myron of Testing the Limits, and clips are shown.

COMMERICAL: The Monster

COMMERCIAL: Edward II, a movie

4. In Chicago, Dino Rossi interviews Rob Hadley of the Pink Angels about their organization.

COMMERCIAL: Cupid's Treasures

COMMERCIAL: BERNSTEIN! The Gay Men's Chorus at Carnegie Hall

COMMERCIAL: Night of 1,000 Gowns Charity Ball 1992.

5. Lavender Health: Part 3 of Martin Levine interview.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

COMMERCIAL: Edward II, a movie

6. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet discusses the stereotypes of how to tell people are gay, and a Murphy Brown episode that covers it. Viewers are encouraged to write to the executive producer of Murphy Brown.

COMMERCIAL: GAYNET

7. GCN Sports: The Gay Games town meeting is shown.

8. GCN Special Report: Super Tuesday. Marty Rouse is interviewed about Bill Clinton's overwhelming sweep and hopes that Clinton will make progress with gay and lesbian rights should he be elected.

9. The Henry Marquez murder is discussed in the outro.

1. Intro from the Plaza Hotel at a protest march against the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

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2. Irene Clancy makes a speech about the court battle over the right of gays to march in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Human Rights Commission's Dennis De Leon makes a speech the following day about the safety of the ILGO members. This is where the footage in 231 0342 came from.

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3. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat introduce the proceedings. Paul O'Dwyer makes a speech before ILGO's protest. Ruth Messinger is interviewed. Footage of the protest is then shown. Magee Hickey of NBC, Sandra Lowe the liaison to the governor's office, Andrew Stein, Robert Abrams, and Tom Duane are interviewed. Several anti-gay hecklers are interviewed; most of them barely comment. A man shouts that gays "kill people [at] Auschwitz[…]" Extensive footage of the protest is shown. Senator Alphonse D'Amato gets booed for marching in the parade by the ILGO protesters.

COMMERCIAL: BERNSTEIN! The Gay Men's Chorus at Carnegie Hall

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Dr. Ronald Grossman (who is reffered to in all the introductory segments as 'Howard' Grossman) as part of the 5th anniversary of the introduction of AZT. Grossman talks about the first HIV/AIDS patient he ever saw in 1981.

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5. Conference on the sudden spike in tuberculosis cases at the New York Academy of Medicine: Dr. David Cohn is interviewed.

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6. Michael Costa from Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield is interviewed.

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7. Derek Jarman is interviewed bout his new film Edward II.

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8. Lavender Health: Joe Franco of VOCAL is interviewed.

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9. Naming Names: The New York Times publishes a quote from Paul Verhoeven that the film is not homophobic, but leaves spokespersons for gays and lesbians out of the article. Viewers are encouraged to write to the New York Times.

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1. St. Patrick's Day Parade post-mortem with Brendan Fay, an ILGO member, who discusses his lawsuit against the Catholic school he taught at, which fired him after he marched with Division 7 in the parade. Fay discusses ILGO and the issues they have faced with Cardinal O'Connor.

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2. New York Senate Debate at Cooper Union: Human Rights Campaign Fund issues a poll prior to the debate, with Elizabeth Holtzman leading. Some clips of the candidates speeches are shown: Al Sharpton, Robert Abrams, and Elizabeth Holtzman. Sherwin Thomas questions the candidates. Post-debate polls place Elizabeth Holtzman at the top again.

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3. Andy Humm talks about anti-gay violence being higher than ever, talking about an incident in which two men were beaten outside the Angelika theater. Howie Katz, co-ordinator of the bias bill is interviewed. Denis Dillon is mentioned.

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4. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss the debate.

5. Lee Sharmat and Yale Alexander review Basic Instinct. Both Alexander and Sharmat dislike the film and say it 'isn't worth the controversy', and that the misogyny is as troubling as the homophobia. Alexander states, "The gay community is only putting money in the coffers [of the producers]" by generating controversy.

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6. Lou Maletta in Chicago interviews Michael Harrington of the Roddie Center.

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7. Naming Names: Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert are praised for calling out Hollywood's homophobia in the wake of Basic Instinct. Viewers are encouraged to write to the two.

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8. Lavender Health: Joe Franco of VOCAL is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

9. GCN Sports: Same segment as previous episode.

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10. Andy Humm announces the passing of several activists.

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1. Reporting from the Circus of Life at Madison Square Garden. David Dinkins speaks, Joel Grey's circus performs, Linda Lavin is interviewed.

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2. Queer Nation's demonstrations against Cracker Barrel on Wall St. Elizabeth Lyons is interviewed.

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3. Colorado faces homophobia from Jerry Falwell's organization and Colorado for Family Values. Footage is shown of 70,000 signatures to get the issue on the ballot being driven by armored van. The Lambda Report covers the story. Joseph Marchione is interviewed.

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4. Queer Nation protests at the Oscars. Police push back the protesters when they get too close to the red carpet.

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5. Naming Names: Honolulu radio features Let's Talk Straight, Hawaii, a homophobic broadcast meant to persuade the repeal of Hawaii's gay rights laws. The host is Mike Gabbard, and the broadcaster is KGU. Viewers are encouraged to write to Alan Zee, program director.

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6. Lavender Health: Gary Paul Wright of GMHC is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Regent Hospital's Together Program.

7. Presidential Candidates 1992: Jerry Brown and Bill Clinton at the United States Mayor Conference.

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8. Lee Sharmat interviews Hillary Clinton about gay rights and abortion, and very briefly, Mathilde Krim of AMFAR.

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9. Lee Sharmat interviews Barney Frank about his endorsement of Bill Clinton. Frank says Jerry Brown is not a serious contender.

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10. Frank Smithson, from Paul Tsongas' committee is interviewed. Smithson encourages people to vote for Tsongas.

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11. David Mixner is interviewed by Lou Maletta.

12. Ron Goldberg of ACT UP AIDS Campaign '92 is interviewed.

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1. News Notes: The passing of Ken Dawson is acknowledged. A report by Pat Schroder states the country is not doing enough on AIDS spreading amongst teens. Arthur Ashe is discussed.

2. Ronald Johnson becomes Citywide Coordinator for AIDS Policy in New York. He is interviewed by Humm. Johnson announced he was HIV positive when he took the job.

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3. Paul Cooper of the HRCF Presidential Project is interviewed.

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4. Gay Games IV press conference with David Dinkins and Paula Pressley.

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5. Tim McCarthy reports from Washington DC about the hate crimes act that was singed into law in 1990, but still has not enacted it. Ernest Hopkins of the DC Coalition of Black Lesbians and Gay Men, and Mauro Montoya speaks. Footage of police brutality at the 3rd Annual High Heel Race is shown. Scrolling text states, '8 People Were Arrested. 20 People Were Injured – Nothing Has Happened Since Then.'

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7. A gaybashing incident in Chicago is discussed, in which Ron Cayot was shot point-blank in the back of the head and survived. The number for a Medical Relief Fund is displayed.

8. Northside Treatment Center director Arthur Shattuc is interviewed about holistic treatment.

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9. GCN Sports: The opening of the softball season is covered, as is the Big Apple Volleyball Tournament.

10. Lavender Health: Part one of a three-part series with Marjorie Hill.

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11. Organizers for the PWA Coalition's Cabaret Series.

12. Naming Names: TV Guide refuses to list Gay Cable Network. Viewers are encouraged to write to Time Warner Cable so they can put pressure on TV Guide.

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1. New York Post's cover story is 'CITY'S TOO EASY ON GAYS', a quote from Enoch Williams. Williams backtracks on his statements almost immediately and flees a press conference when questioned about his statements (footage is shown of this). A speech by David Dinkins is shown, in which he talks about Williams' statements. An ACT UP protest against Williams is then shown, which was helped by Tom Duane and features a speech by him, in which he demands Williams step down. Gwendolyn Jacobs, of the NYC Schoolboard talks about Williams' neglect of his districts. Lou Maletta interviews Joe Nicholson of the New York Post, who broke the story. Nicholson states Williams' remarks were 'nothing new'.

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2. James Dale, who was kicked out of the Boy Scouts of America for being gay is interviewed.

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3. Lifebeat: Bob Caviano, founder, speaks about why he began the organization. Eartha Kitt, Yoko Ono, and Nona Hendryx also speak.

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4. Health Outreach to Teens, a mobile medical van, is unveiled. The program will help gay and lesbian homeless youth. Richard Hanes and Rick O'Keith, who organized it, are interviewed.

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5. Ed Gallagher, an ex-football player who attempted suicide in 1985 due to depression, is interviewed. He founded Alive to Thrive.

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6. Open Hands, Chicago's equivalent to Gods Love We Deliver, is covered. Interview with Sam Clark, executive director.

7. Lavender Health: Part two of Marjorie Hill interview.

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8. Naming Names: Enoch Williams' comments are covered, as is his disconnect with the minority groups in his districts. Viewers are encouraged to write to the office of Enoch Williams.

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1. News Notes: Condoms in schools controversy continues as opponents try to file an injunction in Staten Island, which is withdrawn by a judge. Ann Landers' column is covered, in which Landers states that homosexuality is genetic.

2. Urvashi Vaid, executive director of National Gay and Lesbian Task Force is interviewed by Rich Flowers.

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3. The Victory Fund reception at Joy Tomchin's house. Tomchin and board member Tom Stoddard are interviewed, Joe Stefan, board member, speaks.

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4. 100th Anniversary of Walt Whitman: At the Brooklyn Historical Society, interview with Charlie Shively. The book Walt Whitman: A Celebration is featured, and the gay overtones of Whitman's poetry is discussed.

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5. Jack Rangler, gay porn icon, is interviewed by Yale Alexander about an AIDS benefit. Rangler strips off his shirt at the end of the interview.

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6. GCN Sports: Rich Flowers and Lee Sharmat at the Monster. The Big Apple Softball League is covered. A few patrons at the Monster are interviewed.

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7. Eric Jacobson of Pedal for Power is interviewed.

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8. Enoch Williams is covered again. Tom Duane is interviewed about his views on Williams, and states Williams should resign ("I have no confidence in his ability to lead the health committee on the city council, so I'll be fighting every day until he steps down from the chair.")

9. Lavender Health: Marjorie Hill, part three.

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10. Naming Names: Kirk-Evan Billet covers a 1st grade curriculum that teaches children not to exclude sexual orientation. Mary Cummins in Queens made disparaging comments about the curriculum and got it banned from Queens schools. Viewers are encouraged to write to the United Federation of Teachers in the hopes of getting the ban overturned.

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1. News Notes: Cardinal O'Connor pushes an anti-abortion bill; dozens of men in dresses protest outside St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Methodist Church condemns homosexuality. Andy Humm is not shy about venting his frustration with the last item.

2. Parent's FLAG member Amy Ashworth is interviewed about her activism and her gay son.

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3. John Hartman, executive director of DIFFA, is interviewed about Heartstrings, a musical about the AIDS crisis, being held at the City Center Theater on West 55th Street.

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4. Rich Flowers, at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center, interviews Victor Zonana and Ann Northrop, who are part of a new organization: The Gay and Lesbian Journalists Organization.

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5. Key members of Identity House, Elizabeth Sapareto and Jim Arnoff, are interviewed by Lou Maletta.

6. Report From the Capitol: Gregory King with a report from the Human Rights Campaign Fund. Gay rights activists prepare to go up against Lou Sheldon, who is trying to overturn domestic partnership legislation. Cathy Woolard is interviewed.

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7. Lavender Health: Tim Sweeney of the Gay Men's Health Crisis is interviewed.

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8. Naming Names: 20/20 does a segment on teen suicide and its link to fears of homosexuality. Viewers are encouraged to write to ABC.

9. GCN Sports: Bodybuilding is covered. University of Colorado's head football coach Bill McCartney makes homophobic comments.

10. Community Service Update (sponsored by APP): Tim Rosta interviews Marissa Cardinali of CRIA about a program called Because I Can.

11. GCN Special Report: Group wins appeal to gain domestic partnership rights. Gay Cable Network's 10th Anniversary.

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1. News Notes: FEMA states gay staffers are a 'security risk'. Jesse Helms loses in federal court in trying to block AIDS education. MCA is the first entertainment company to give gays and lesbians marriage benefits.

2. David Sloan of 20/20 is interviewed about a 'breakthrough' segment on gay teen suicide that was watched by 18 million viewers.

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3. Back with David Sloan and Andy Humm. Viewers are encouraged to give money to the Indianapolis Youth Group. A clip of the IYG sequence from the 20/20 segment is shown.

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4. Ron Madson and Richard Dietz are interviewed about their suit against the city. The two are trying to get benefits, which they are not allowed because they are a gay couple.

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5. WHAM!, which had recently opposed Operation Rescue in Buffalo, is covered, and Rebecca Casanova is interviewed about the organization. WHAM defends abortion clinics from picketers, and is planning to counter-protest Operation Rescue during the Democratic National Convention. The Clinic Defense Hotline's number is shown.

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6. Rich Flowers covers ASTRA's extremely high prices of AIDS medication. Sarah S. Martin-Munley, associate director of clinical research at ASTRA is interviewed. AIDS activists walked out of the meeting when ASTRA announced they would not change their prices.

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7. Report From the Capitol: Congresswoman Patricia Schroder introduces legislation to end the ban on gay and lesbian military and service personnel. Four gay and lesbian veterans, Karen Stupski, Chuck Magness, Greg Greely, and Michael Gary are interviewed.

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8. Bill Baumer with a special edition of GCN Sports featuring 'Gutter' George.

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9. Lavender Health: George De Stephano, of the New York State Department of Health, discusses a roundtable that was held the previous Friday.

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10. Naming Names: PBS makes strides in representing gays and lesbians. Viewers are encouraged to write to Donald Marbury at CPB.

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11. In the outro, Andy Humm talks about going to a play with his lover. 12. Action Alert: Viewers are encouraged to call Mayor Dinkins office to ask for his support in AIDS education and public health funding.

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1. News Notes: The 10th anniversary of the Gay Cable Network is announced with a party on June 4th at Sweet Jane's. Mayor Dinkins names Enoch Williams to the HIV planning council. Viewers are encouraged to call Mayor Dinkins in the hopes of getting Williams off the council. Colorado for Family Values tries to pass a law against gay rights.

2. Democratic Platform Committee Hearings in Cleveland are protested by ACT UP! Gregory King from the Human Rights Campaign Fund and Perri Radecic are interviewed. Robert Rygor gives an impassioned speech.

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3. Lambda Literary Awards in Los Angeles: Terry Wolverton, editor of Indivisible is interviewed. Jewelle Gomez accepts an award. Kate Clinton, mistress of ceremonies speaks.

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4. Lee Sharmat interviews Robert Abrams, who is running for senate. The anti-bias bill is mentioned. Rudolf Guilliani is mentioned, who recently backed the anti-bias bill. The situation with Operation Rescue is discussed; Abrams is pro-choice. Abrams talks about how Buffalo's mayor Jimmy Griffin welcomed Operation Rescue and said they deserved medals.

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5. Deborah Glick, the first open lesbian state assembly member, is interviewed by Robert Parker.

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6. Gregory King interviews Marvin Liebman, longtime Republican, who has been kicked out of speaking at Republican events due to his sexual orientation. Liebman discusses his views that gays and lesbians are being picked on by Republicans because they are the most easy 'villain' since the fall of the Soviet bloc.

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8. Naming Names: Northern Exposure shows a realistic, non-sensationalized lesbian love story. Clips are shown. Viewers are encouraged to write to the executive producers of Northern Exposure.

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9. Lavender Health: George De Stephano, of the New York State Department of Health. Part two.

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1. News Notes: Humm and Sharmat are outside the Tribeca Grill, where the Hetrick-Martin awards are occuring. Ross Perot's Barbara Walters interview is covered. Raymond Jacobs is interviewed about being honored by Hetrick-Martin. Marlon Riggs, director of Tongues Untied is interviewed about Jesse Helms and Pat Buchanan attacking his work. Joyce Hunter, recipient of the Damien Martin award is interviewed.

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2. After a much-maligned expose on NBC's channel 4 about gay 'sex clubs', Andy Humm interviews Mary Civiello from NBC, and Darrel Yates Rist. Clips from the piece are shown. Civiello says a follow-up story is likely that will go into more detail.

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3. Community Service Update (sponsored by APP): Same as segment of 0352.

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4. Report From the Capitol: Hillary Rosen is interviewed about the gay and lesbian community supporting Bill Clinton.

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5. GCN Sports: Rich Flowers interviews Mary Decker-Slaney and Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Gay Games IV is discussed, over 80 lesbian and gay communities have set dates even though the games are in 1994. The Concert for Unity is discussed.

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6. David Cohen, who began the Pink Pages, and Stuart Gitlin, of the Chicago Pink Pages, are interviewed by Lou Maletta.

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7. Lou Maletta interviews Gary Miller, director of the Gay Men's Chorus, about an upcoming presentation called Proud, which will be presented at Carnegie Hall.

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8. Naming Names: Ellen Carton covers the Maury Povich show, which hosted Anita Bryant and her husband Charlie Dry. Povich does not challenge Bryant's homophobic comments, then followed it up with a show degrading to lesbians, with Povich openly insulting the lesbian panelists on his show. Viewers are encouraged to call or write the Maury Povich show.

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9. Lavender Health: Ronald Johnson, NYC co-ordinator for AIDS policy is interviewed.

COMMERCIAL: Lifebeat Concert at Roseland, featuring the Pet Shop Boys.

10. Outro with Humm and Sharmat at the Tribeca Grill.

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1. News Notes: Alec Baldwin calls animal rights activists 'faggots', then sends a letter of apology to Tim Sweeney. Ross Perot's campaign is mentioned.

2. Gay Cable Network's Tenth Anniversary at Sweet Jane's. Sandra Lowe speaks. Some of the entertainers are shown, including Linda David and Raven Hall.

COMMERCIAL: 1-900-976-TOOL 3. The AIDS Quilt tours the Winter Garden at the World Trade Center. Jessica Lange reads the names of people featured on the quilt. Raul Julia is interviewed by Lee Sharmat. We cut to Stuart Schectman in the GCN studios talking about how New York does not have an AIDS Quilt Chapter due to the Quilt's owners claiming that making a New York quilt would be committing 'copyright infringement and fraud'.

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4. Report from the Capitol: Cathy Wollard is interviewed about a meeting with Senator Sam Nunn, who is one of the most powerful figures opposed to gays in the military.

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5. The 1992 Gay and Lesbian Film Festival is covered. Films include Paper Cranes (a short film), which features Joey Arias, who is interviewed.

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6. Larry Kramer is interviewed about protesting anti-gay policies at the Golden Pear Restaurant in East Hampton.

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7. Elizabeth Holtzman honors of Ellen Carton of GLAAD, Paula Ettelbrick of Lambda Legal Defense Fund, Tom Duane, and Jean Sidebottom. Carton, Ettelbrick, Duane, and Sidebottom are interviewed after the award is given. Holtzman is also interviewed briefly.

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8. Lavender Health: Ronald Johnson, NYC Coordinator for AIDS policy.

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9. Naming Names: Levi-Strauss withdraws support from Boy Scouts of America. Viewers are encouraged to write letters in support of Levi-Strauss.

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10. Nancy Vang and Ted Freed of the Stonewall Chorale are interviewed by Lou Maletta. A clip of the Chorale is shown.

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11. Outro with Humm and Sharmat. Humm mentions the building doesn't have air conditioning.

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1. News Notes: Update on the Children of the Rainbow curriculum, with Joe Fernandez giving an impassioned editorial. Dan Quayle is mentioned, Humm states that the Washington Post nearly ran a story in 1988 about Quayle having a male lover. Out Magazine is shown. Sharmat talks about A League of Their Own. Humm mentions he was in the audience during a Geraldo taping; the episode's subject was gay and lesbian teens at prom.

2. The Roving Camera: John Calendo at the Roseland during Lifebeat. Some of the performance by the Pet Shop Boys is shown. Fred Schneider of the B52s and Bob Caviano, founder of Lifebeat are interviewed. Footage of Madonna accepting an AmFAR award is shown.

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3. At St. Veronica's church, Lou Maletta interviews Randy Wicker about Take Back the Day, and Jacques T. Garon, executive director of the Christopher Street Festival Committee. Wicker addresses the controversy over 'AIDS profiteering'.

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4. William F. Baker, president of WNET gives a speech about including gay and lesbian programming on WNET to commemorate June as gay pride month. Sande Zeig, programmer of the New Festival states that WNET is not doing enough for lesbian programming. She is flanked by several women wearing shirts that read 'WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER ELEVEN MONTHS?'

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5. Report from the Capitol: Paul Cooper is interviewed about Bill Clinton's endorsement by several gay rights organizations, and Clinton's promises to fund AIDS research. Ross Perot is mentioned, but is considered 'unsupportable' due to homophobic comments.

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6. Colorado for Family Values manages to supply more than 50,000 signatures to get laws that would ban lesbian and gay human rights on the ballot. Sam Gallegos and Ann Seidl of the Lambda Report weigh in. Footage is shown of Rabbi Steven Foster and Governor Roy Romer giving speeches against the proposed laws.

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7. GCN Sports: Lee Sharmat and Rich Flowers report from an ice skating rink. BASL Follies '92. Knights Women's Wrestling Tournament. Ice skating footage is shown.

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8. At Gracie Mansion, Lee Sharmat and Rich Flowers report on the garden party. Mayor Dinkins gives a speech. Tom Duane and Jan Carl Park are interviewed. Mention is made several times that Coors is one of the sponsors.

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9. Lavender Health: Peggy Hamburg, commissioner of health, is interviewed.

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10. Naming Names: Cathay Che covers Club MTV and a recent video by Siousxie and the Banshess featuring a lesbian kiss are covered. Viewers are encouraged to write to MTV to encourage more gay and lesbian content.

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1. News Notes: GCN is protesting the New York Times after a story about teen suicide doesn't mention gay and lesbian teens and how they are three times as likely to die by suicide as straight teens.

2. The Center Garden Party: Proclamations from Ruth Messinger, Richard Burns, Charles Ching. Sandy Shirley and Scott Seibert of Stop the OCA are interviewed. Marieann Meringolo's performance is shown.

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3. Queer Nation anti-violence march at Sheridan Square. Chris Hennely is part of the march and is interviewed. Lee Sharmat does some man-on-the-street interviews.

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4. Mayor Dinkins gives a speech at the commemoration of a statue celebrating gay pride. A heckler yells at Dinkins to change his position on domestic partnership. Ruth Messinger speaks.

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5. GAA Anniversary: Dennis deLeon, Arnie Kantrowitz, Joyce Hunter

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6. Report from the Capitol: DDC is approved. Terry Beswick is interviewed.

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7. The Roving Camera: John Calendo reports on the double-standards of gays and lesbians' public affection. Kachina Myers, a lesbian psychotherapist, is interviewed.

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8. Andrew Stein speaks. Ronald Madsen, Richard Dietz, Ruth Berman, and Connie Kurtz make appearances.

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9. Lavender Health: Peggy Hamburg, commissioner of health, is interviewed; part two.

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10. Naming Names: A gay couple is included on a Kmart commercial. Viewers are encouraged to write to Kmart

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1. News Notes: Ross Perot again shows his discomfort with gays and lesbians. Humm states Bill Clinton is the only person left gays and lesbians should vote for. Rhonda Cornum is mentioned.

2. Jim Battaglia and Tracy Primavera, organizers of Pride Run are interviewed, and footage of the run is shown. Gerard King, male winner, and Sue Foster, female winner are interviewed.

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3. Lea Delaria performs at Pride Rally '92. Lt. Tracy Thorne, who came out on ABC's Nightline, gives a speech about being relegated to a desk job and the increase in suicides among gay teens. A performance by Lidell Townsell is shown.

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4. At PS41, Sharon Kowalski and Karen Thompson, grand marshals of the Pride Parade, are interviewed by Lee Sharmat.

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5. AIDS Vigil on Christopher Street. Matt Foreman of the anti-violence project is interviewed about the Catholic Church kicking him out. He holds a protest sign reading 'This church only accepts me when I'm dead. NO THANKS.' Jacques Garon gives a speech. Footage of the vigil is shown.

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6. The Roving Camera: John Calendo reports from the pride parade. The Protestant churches in the village serve parade attendees water. Calendo interviews a woman who is attending because her brother died of AIDS. The dance on the Christopher Street Pier is shown.

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7. Gay Games IV's first major kickoff fundraising event on the World Yacht. Minimum fee to attend is $250. Bob Paris and Rod Jackson are interviewed about their support of the games.

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8. Report from the Capitol: Lesbian and gay activists protest against recent pro-life abortion litigation. Kay Ostenberg is interviewed and states she is about to get arrested.

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9. Naming Names: In the Life on WNYC is covered. Clips from the first episode are shown. Bob Dole criticized CPB for supporting the show, despite it being an independent production that no public funding went to.

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10. Lavender Health: Ronald Johnson. Part three.

11. Footage from the Gay and Lesbian Pride March is shown.

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1. News Notes: United for AIDS Action assembly information is shown. Irene Impelazari is re-elected, she tried to block AIDS education; apparently this was due to backroom deals Cardinal O'Connor made to get her re-elected.

2. Burroughs Wellcome, the makers of AZT give a $1 million grant to fund community-based AIDS research. Peter Staley, Larry Wheeler from Burroughs Wellcome, and Paul Corser of AmFAR give speeches.

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3. 200 demonstraters close the Holland Tunnel after the Supreme Court limits abortion rights. All protesters are arrested. Some of the protesters are interviewed.

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4. Report from the Capitol: Glenn D. Magpantay of the National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Student Caucus is interviewed.

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6. Naming Names: A gay-positive character and storyline on One Life to Live. Viewers are encouraged to write to Linda Gottlieb, executive producer of the show.

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7. Lavender Health: The manager of Prism, a popular club, is interviewed. His name is only given as 'Andy'.

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8. Lou Maletta interviews Kurt Wolff, the creator of the TV show Out and About. A clip is shown.

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9. Lou Maletta interviews Justin Charbonneau, Mr. Leather New York.

10. After the outro, nearly 10 minutes from various pride parades are shown.

11. GCN Special Report: Marsha P. Johnson's suspicious death is reported. Viewers are encouraged to call in if they have any information.

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1. GCN reports from the Democratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden. Laura Lucas is part of it. Footage is shown from earlier in the day of HRCF's endorsement of Bill Clinton, announced by Tim McFeely and Carole Migden. Urvashi Vaid is interviewed.

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2. Brief cutaway to the gay and lesbian delegates' press conference from the previous Sunday. Deborah Glick speaks.

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3. Gerry Studds speaks briefly about endorsing Clinton and Gore. Barbara Roberts is interviewed by Lou Maletta. Nadine Smith, a delegate from Florida, and Jim Hormel and Albert Bell, delegates from California, and Barney Frank are interviewed.

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4. Ed Anderson reports. Mary Steenburgen, David Masure, and Richard Dreyfus, Paul Duke, Ruth Westheimer, Pat Schroeder, Glen Maxey, are interviewed.

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5. Day 2 of the convention. Operation Rescue protests at a midtown abortion clinic, and are met with a counter-protest. Elle Smeel (sp? Name not displayed), president of the Feminist Majority Foundation is interviewed. Another pro-choice protester is interviewed.

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6. Paul Tsongas speaks about his stances.

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7. At Columbus Circle, United for AIDS Action demonstration. Thousands fill the streets. Jessica Lange and Jesse Jackson speak.

8. John Cealendo interviews Joan Jett Blakk, who is running for president. "If a bad actor can be elected president, then why can't a good drag queen?"

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9. A C-Span clip of Roberta Achtenberg, Bob Hattoy, Elizabeth Glaser speaking at the convention is shown. Kathleen Brown and a Nevada delegate are interviewed by GCN.

10. Naming Names: Ross Perot is changing his tune on gay rights. Viewers are encouraged to write World News Tonight.

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11. Lavender Health: Kevin M. Cathcart, executive director of Lambda is interviewed. Part one.

12. Outro from the DNC.

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1. Intro is done from the convention floor. Diane Feinstein is interviewed. Ted Kennedy's speech is shown. Ted Kennedy grants a very brief interview with Sharmat as he gets in his limo. Jerry Studds is interviewed.

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2. Terry Beagle, Linda Lavin, Jesse Jackson, Jeri Dilno, Albert Bell, Gloria Allred. Joan Jett Blakk reports.

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3. Archie Spigner is confronted by Andy Humm on why he voted against the gay rights bill and an uncomfortable interview ensues. Peter Vallone is also interviewed.

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4. Eleanor Holmes Norton speaks. Norton is interviewed after the speech.

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5. Ann Northrop and Tim McFeely are interviewed. Controversy over Bill Clinton's speech not mentioning AIDS, or gays and lesbians. It is then reported that a mention of AIDS has been put into the speech. John Glenn is interviewed. A clip from Clinton's speech is shown.

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6. Gregory King is interviewed about the Human Rights Campaign Fund and the election.

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11. Lavender Health: Kevin M. Cathcart, executive director of Lambda is interviewed. Part two.

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12. Naming Names: Anita Bryant resurfaces on Entertainment Tonight; the story gives her an outlet for her gay bashing. Viewers are encouraged to write to Entertainment Tonight and demand Bryant not appear on ABC again.

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13. Outro interviews GCN staff at the convention about the highlights of the convention. The picture fades out mid-sentence.

PrideFest '92. Civic Center Park, Denver, Colorado. Highlights from the event. Not a regular episode. Made by LambdaCom corp.

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1. Lee Sharmat solo. Ann Landers column covers AIDS. Amsterdam AIDS conference is covered. Greg Gonsalves of the treatment action group (TAG) makes a speech. Gonsalves is interviewed afterwards.

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2. Activists from ACT UP Amsterdam disrupt a speech by Dr. James Curran of the Center for Disease Control to get women with AIDS acknowledged by the CDC.

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3. Carmine Red and James Swensy report from Amsterdam on long-term survivor studies for AIDS treatments. Aldyn McKean is interviewed. Dr. Jay Levy is also interviewed. COMMERICAL: The Monster

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4. AIDS activism at the conference. Garance Franke-Ruta is interviewed. Footage of demonstrations are shown. "Activists are no longer outsiders." Human rights for sex workers is addressed in one protest.

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5. Reporting from ABC Studios, which recently produced gay-themed episodes of One Life to Live. Ryan Phillippe and Wortham Krimmer are interviewed about the response the episodes have gotten.

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6. Report from the Capitol: Tim McFeely, executive director of Human Rights Campaign Fund is interviewed about the Republican platform.

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7. GCN Sports: The Olympics are covered. Magic Johnson leads to an increase in HIV testing. The New York Physique Team is covered.

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8. Naming Names: Nightline covers the dismissal of Franz Tyler, who states he was let go from the Bush campaign because he was gay. Viewers are encouraged to write to Tom Bettag, executive producer.

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9. Lavender Health: Robert Penn, assistant director of education at Gay Men's Health Crisis.

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1. News Notes: The New York Times provides continual coverage of the Republicans avoiding gay issues.

2. The GCN team, including Lou Maletta are in Houston for the Republican National Convention. Maletta and the team cover the Republicans support of abstinence-only education and criminal prosecution for 'anyone who knowingly[…]transmit[s] the AIDS virus.' Republican party statements on AIDS prevention are displayed on-screen, including 'We reject the notion that the distribution of clean needles and condoms are the solution to stopping the spread of AIDS.', and stresses 'marital fidelity, abstinence, and a drug-free lifestyle.' The statement also lauds the Boy Scouts of America for 'defending decency' and calls for the disbanding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The final statement: "Unlike the Democratic party and its candidate, we support the continued exclusion of homosexuals from the military as a matter of good order and discipline."

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3. ACT UP protests outside the Astrodome. 12 activists were injured, 3 hospitalized, and 6 arrested. Footage is shown of police roughing up protesters. A press conference held by ACT UP after the protest is shown. An ACT UP protester reads a statement that the Houston police did not issue a dispersal warning and instead came charging into the crowd. A protester named B.C. Craig was struck with a baton after 'not leaving quickly enough.' A protester who was beaten by police (and has a bandage around his forehead) speaks about the protest. Another ACT UP protester shows his bruised and bloodied arm and back. Another protester talks about being beaten and trampled by horses. Another protester speaks about being beaten while officers shouted, "Run faggot run!"

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4. Mother's Voices pleads with the Bush administration to support The Ryan White Emergency Care Act. Lili Rundback, Dorothy Faegins, and Rae Ceil Marsh speak.

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5. Robert Dornan is interviewed about gays in the military, specifically Margarethe Cammermeyer. He states that Cammermeyer's family "would rather have had a mom who wasn't a lesbian." When asked if he's talked to Cammermeyer's children, Dornan states "I've seen them interviewed. It tore that family apart as it always does." Dornan states that gay men in the military would do nothing but have sex with each other and destroy morale. Dornan states that monogamous gay relationships don't exist. Elanor Van Middlesworth, a delegate, is interviewed and states that gays and lesbians should not have equal rights and should instead 'control themselves'. "I don't like to say gay, I like to say homosexual." Van Middlesworth also makes bizarre statements about the Cracker Barrel controversy that gays should not 'handle food' because customers might get AIDS. Michael Undseth, a delegate, is asked what he would do if his son came out to him: "He wouldn't. Because he's not." Undseth states that people choose to be gay and that all people are born heterosexual, and that gays 'recruit'. He recommends counseling and psychotherapy to 'cure' gays. A group of young Republicans happily chant "Burn the log cabin!" A young Republican states "We do not include special rights." Frank Ricchiazzi, a log cabin delegate is interviewed.

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6. Lee Sharmat relates that security was constantly trailing GCN and made one arrest. Mary Fisher gives a speech about compassion and tolerance in relation to AIDS. Lou Maletta narrates that after Fisher's speech, Steve Bradley, a GCN reporter and Fisher's friend, was questioned for the fourth time by security because of a t-shirt he wore stating 'No-one Knows I'm HIV-Positive'. Footage is then shown of security harassing Lou Maletta and Bradley. Maletta is led away by security, and a GCN employee is handcuffed and led away. Maletta states Beth Levo, the employee led away in handcuffs, was charged with assaulting a police officer and detained for nine hours. Maletta then states the ACLU is taking on the case.

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7. Report From the Capitol: Abortion rights activists plan several protests in front of the White House. Venus Thrash, an activist, announces she will be arrested tomorrow at the protest, and is interviewed about being an African-American activist.

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8. The play Mixed Blood is covered, which posits that the AIDS virus was intentionally created. Aubrey Hampton, the writer is interviewed.

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9. Lavender Health: Interview with Joe Franco of VOCAL.

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10. Naming Names: News articles use terms like 'gay agenda', 'homosexual lifestyle', 'innocent victims of AIDS', and 'family values', which GLAAD is trying to discourage.

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11. Lee Sharmat talks about how frightening it was to watch the RNC over the credits.

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1. News Notes: The aftermath of the RNC is covered, as well as openly-gay candidates running for election in the city. Christopher Lynn's campaign is covered, and Lynn is interviewed by Andy Humm. Richard Irizarry is interviewed.

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2. Report from the Capitol: Tim McFeely is interviewed about the lack of sufficient funding for AIDS recovery. AIDS Watch '92 will address this.

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3. Sports Extra: Gutter George and Bill Baumer cover bowling.

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4. Interview with Blanche Wiesen Cook, author of Eleanor Roosevelt Volume 1. Eleanor Roosevelt's impact on the modern gay and lesbian movement is covered.

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5. Jim Hubbard announces the Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festvial. Clips from the films, including "Holy Mary" and "Dyke After Dyke" are shown.

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6. Naming Names: Newsweek runs a cover story on violence against gays, which covers the right wing's 'homosexual agenda' propaganda. Viewers are encouraged to write to Newsweek, and Richard Smith, editor-in-chief.

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7. The Roving Camera: John Calendo on Fire Island covering a fundraiser.

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8. Lavender Health: Yvette Burton, director of Lesbian and Gay Health Initiative is interviewed.

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1. News Notes: The passing of Ted Weiss. George Will asks if homosexuality is a choice or an affliction. The AIDS education initiative is dismantled in New York City. Anthony Perkins and Mel Rosen's deaths are covered. Dan Quayle makes out-of-touch statements.

2. GCN attends a press conference. A group of forty people assaulted two gay men in Chelsea. Ruth Messinger speaks and endorses hate crime legislation, and is trying to get all forty people charged. Tom Duane speaks about shutting down clubs such as The Home Base. Andrew Stein and Dennis De Leon speak.

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3. Lou Maletta reports on a letter from the Vatican, in which the Vatican states it will continue to discriminate against gays and lesbians. Dignity New York is fighting back. Joe Raimondi and Christine Nusse are interviewed. Information on Dignity's conference for Catholic Lesbians is shown.

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4. Marilyn Quayle is met with hundreds of protesters in Maine, and her speech is disrupted. Footage is shown.

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5. Andy Humm at the B Dalton Book Shop in Greenwich Village. Joseph Steffan has written a book about being kicked out of the Navy two weeks before graduation because he was gay. Sandra Lowe is also interviewed.

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6. Report From the Capitol: Lavender Republicans For Clinton is covered. Susan Jester is interviewed.

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7. The Roving Camera: John Calendo at Wigstock '92. Perfidia, Deborah Harry, Michael Musto, Robert Sherman, and others are interviewed.

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8. GCN Sports: Bodybuilding competitions and softball are covered.

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9. Lavender Health: Marjorie Hill is interviewed about education in New York.

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10. Naming Names: Officer Mitch Grobeson comes out and is faced with death threats. A 60 Minutes segment covers his case. Viewers are encouraged to write to Don Hewitt, executive producer of 60 Minutes.

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11. Primary Update: Ted Weiss is posthumously re-elected to his seat.

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1. News Notes: Helms ammendments are passed. Humm talks about the memorial service for his dentist, Russell Aaron. Donald Grasso, part of the No on 9 Committee, which is trying to block anti-gay laws from being passed in Oregon is interviewed. The address for the No on 9 Committee is displayed.

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2. ACT UP protests George Bush's visit to New York. Police are seen arresting a few protesters.

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3. Letter from Vatican causes stir. Joe Raimondi of Dignity New York is interviewed during a protest outside a cathedral.

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4. At the Lesbian and Gay Community Center, Luis Reyas of the NYC Board of Education is interviewed during a town meeting on attacks on gay-positive education, the Children of the Rainbow. Bronx District 12, Queens District 24, Staten Island District 31, and Brooklyn Districts 21 and 22 are opposing the material. Frances Krunreuther of the Hetrick-Martin Institute is also interviewed. Viewers are encouraged to counter the homophobia of the Board of Education by attending a meeting.

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5. Report From The Capitol: Gregory King in Columbus, Ohio. Steven Schellabarger, Lynn Greer, Phyllis Gorman, and Tim McCarthy are interviewed about a gay positive campaign commercial. This segment has very distorted audio.

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6. David N. visits a synagogue for gay and lesbian Jews, the Beth Simchat Torah. Rabbi Sharon Kliembaum is interviewed.

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7. Lambda Book Review: Several publications run stories on the 'mainstreaming of gay literature'. Deacon MacCubin, owner of Lambda Rising Books is interviewed. Anne Rice and Mercedes Lackey are mentioned. Man on the street interviews are conducted in which participants are asked about gay literature.

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8. Naming Names: Charlie Rose features Joseph Steffan, who was discharged from the military for being gay. Viewers are encouraged to write to WNET.

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9. Lavender Health: Guillermo Vasques of the Gay Men's Health Crisis is interviewed.

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10. The passing of Bob Caviano is announced.

11. A clip from the Republican convention is shown in which Phyllis Schlafly is asked about what she would do if one of her children turned out to be gay. One of her children turned out to be gay.

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1. News Notes: National Coming Out Day. An article is run, 'Is Dan Quayle a Homosexual?' Andy Humm talks about how he had interviewed Quayle's gay lover in 1988. Jerry Nadler doesn't know what a red ribbon means.

2. Liz Crisonio, who was discriminated against and fired by Department of General Services' Art Simes is interviewed. Crisonio taped Simes' homophobic comments, and went to the Human Rights Commission. Humm states that GCN is trying to contact Simes.

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3. DIFFA gets donation of 500 laserdisc players and discs dealing with the AIDS virus from electronics company Pioneer. Mr. Matsumoto, Jeanne White, Hank Evers, Susan Sarandon, . The laserdisc is meant to educate people on AIDS and HIV; a few excerpts are shown, including Ted Koppel introducing the disc.

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4. Lee Sharmat gets an exclusive interview with Leanza Cornett, the new Miss America, who has stated she is going to push AIDS activism.

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5. Report from the Capitol: Tacie Dejanikus, deputy field director of the Human Rights Campaign Fund is interviewed about Field Operation.

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6. Gods Love We Deliver: Frank Abdale, deputy executive director of the organization introduces a healthy cooking segment hosted by Steven Welch. Ronald Grossman and Vivica Kraak, two MDs are interviewed, as is Dan Bloom, a critic social worker.

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7. Naming Names: Gay and lesbian weddings get news in the Austin-American Statesman, then national news coverage. Viewers are encouraged to write to Phil Donahue's show, which gave positive portrayal of the weddings.

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8. Lavender Health: Margaret Hamburg, commissioner of health, is interviewed.

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1. News Notes: Sinead O'Connor ripping up the picture of the pope on SNL is covered. Barbara Bush says 'sex equals death' on Larry King. The Oregon anti-gay laws are struck down.

2. A massive anti-gay demonstration takes place at the Board of Education, Lee Sharmat interviews the anti-gay protesters. Steven Di Brienza is interviewed. Counter-protesters are interviewed as well.

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3. Empire State Pride Agenda's First Annual Awards Dinner and The 25th Anniversary of The Advocate: Gay Men's Health Crisis, Sandra Jay Lowe, and New York State Abortion Rights Action League are honored. Dick Dadey and Rodger McFarlane are interviewed. Jeff Yarbrough, editor of the Advocate is interviewed about the magazine's history.

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4. Report From the Capitol: Gregory King interviews Paul Cooper, the project manager for HRCF is interviewed about Bill Clinton.

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5. Astrea Foundation gives awards. A reading by Melinda Goodman is shown. Katherine Acey, executive director, is interviewed.

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6. GCN Sports: Two new co-presidents are sworn in for Gay Games IV. Columbus Day Weekend sees Challenge '92, the gay and lesbian soccer tournament.

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7. Naming Names: Banana Republic's gay-positive ad campaign is covered. Viewers are encouraged to write to Banana Republic.

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8. Lavender Health: Mark Barnes is interviewed.

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9. Andy Humm mentions ACT UP is going to try and dump ashes of AIDS victims on the White House lawn. The music video for Madonna's Vogue plays after the credits.

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1. News Notes: Humm and Sharmat discuss the presidential debate. Viewers are encouraged to donate to campaigns in Oregon and Colorado to fight anti-gay legislation. George Bush mentions ACT UP. The New York Times Magazine runs story 'Gay Politics Goes Mainstream'.

2. The AIDS quilt is shown in Washington, DC. A candle light vigil in DC is also shown. Political Funeral (Ashes Action) by ACT UP is shown. Multiple ACT UP protesters dumps ashes on the White House lawn. Hands Around the White House, protesters chant "Three more weeks you're out!" A title appears on screen 'Silence = Death. Vote!'

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3. Dr. Mervyn F. Silverman introduces ads by AmFAR (American Federation for AIDS Research). Several of the ads are shown, and feature Elizabeth Taylor. Rev. Margaret Reinfeld, director of education, talks about the ads.

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4. The play Murder in Disguise is covered. John Glines, the writer is interviewed. Excerpts from the play are shown.

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5. Report from the Capitol: Tim McFeely is interviewed about the HRCF's actions during the election.

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6. Lee Sharmat interviews Alain Montour of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.

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7. Naming Names: A homophobic Republican campaign ad is covered, which the Christian Action Network funded. Viewers are encouraged to write to Tom Bettag, executive producer of Nightline.

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8. Lavender Health: Ellen Zaltsberg covers the Children of the Rainbow controversy. An anti-gay protest in Brooklyn, targeting the Children of the Rainbow curriculum is covered and footage is shown. Myra Iramon of WHAM, Dr. Luis O. Reyes, Katherine Acey of the Astraea Foundation, Marjorie Hill, Andy Montoya, a gay high school student, Doug Robinson of Center Kids, Katherine Kennedy, are interviewed during the counter-protest.

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9. Footage from the DC candlelight vigil are shown over the end credits.

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1. News Notes: Murders in Oregon over Ballot Measure 9. Brian H Moch had his house firebombed and was killed, and a lesbian named Hattie Mae Cohens. The Cracker Barrel controversy is covered. A clip from Andy Humm interviewing Alfonse D'Amato in 1988 at the Republican National Convention. D'Amato's anti-gay rights voting record is covered. Reactions to the debate are shown; no names of the interviewees are shown.

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2. Pete Wilson finally passes a gay and lesbian rights bill. Footage from a demonstration in California is shown; it is unclear when this footage is from. Phil Wilson and Dolly Gei speak.

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3. Report from the Capitol: Eric Rosenthal, political director of HRCF is interviewed about the election.

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4. Yale Alexander interviews Everett Quinton, the director and star of the play Brother Truckers. An excerpt from the play is shown

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5. Lou Maletta interviews Marvin Liebman, the author of Coming Out Conservative.

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6. Nick Curto and Val Coleman of The Stonewall Business Association are interviewed.

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7. Naming Names: WBLS plays Buju Banton's "Boom Bye Bye", which encourages listeners to shoot gay men. Viewers are encouraged to write to WBLS to pull the song and run PSAs.

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8. Lavender Health: Ronald Johnson is interviewed. In the middle of the interview, the video suddenly cuts into an interview with Larry Pagnoti of the Upper Room AIDS Ministry. The address of the Upper Room AIDS Ministry is displayed.

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9. Humm and Sharmat encourage viewers to vote, and the No On 9 campaign is mentioned again, with viewers encouraged to donate.

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10. A clip from the Democratic National Convention speech by Bill Clinton is shown.

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1. News Notes: The New York Times covers an AIDS treatment vaccine controversy, in which a single company got $20 million for research. WBLS apologizes for playing "Boom Bye Bye".

2. ACT UP protests Al D'Amoto. Protesting outside D'Amoto's headquarters. A protester says they were dragged out of D'Amoto's office.

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3. Andy Humm talks briefly about the Domestic Partnership Bill. A hearing is being held on two 'piecemeal' bills at City Hall. Christopher Lynn and Tom Duane are interviewed.

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4. Lawyers Susan Camp-Stocks and Merril Hirsch are interviewed about suing the Boy Scouts of America in Washington DC. Roland Poole and Michael Geller are mentioned.

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5. Lee Sharmat interviews Margaret Kammenmyer, who was kicked out of the military because of her sexual orientation.

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6. Bill Mitchell and Dana Greene of the Community Health Project are interviewed. A Celebration of Family Values is announced, taking place at the Copa on 60th Street. Philip Stoehr is interviewed.

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7. Lou Maletta encourages viewers to vote. David Strah and Valerie Gamache have set up Vote and Dance, a celebration.

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8. Women's Candlelight March in Support of Clinton and Gore. Lee Sharmat interviews several participants.

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9. Naming Names: A 20/20 focus piece on North Hampton, MA is celebrated. Viewers are encouraged to write to executive producer Victor Neufeld.

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10. Lavender Health: Part two of Ronald Johnson interview. A visit to the PWA Coalition on west 26th street for an interview with Chris Babick.

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1. News Notes: Post election. Oregon's prop 9 is struck down, but it still receives 45% of the vote; Colorado's anti-gay legislation passes. Barney Frank is re-elected. Al D'Amoto gets elected.

2. The Empire State Pride Agenda's Election Night Party at the Roxy. Lee Sharmat interviews several attendees. Marjorie Hill and Dick Dadey are interviewed. A bumper is shown 'Congratulations Bill Clinton From Gay USA'.

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3. ACT UP carries the body of Mark Lowe Fisher through the streets of New York to show George Bush's neglect of AIDS victims. Protesters carry a huge banner reading 'MARK LOWE FISHER. 1953-1992. DIED OF AIDS. MURDERED BY GEORGE BUSH.' The coffin is deposited at the Republican Headquarters of New York on 43rd Street, the day before Election Day.

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4. The Roving Camera: National Coming Out Day. A clip from 'The Wizard of Oz' is shown. Men and women who have come out are interviewed. Scenes from the Gay and Lesbian Community Center on Coming Out Day are shown.

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5. Naming Names: Josh Machleder reports on Melrose Place addressing gay bashing and homophobia. The series Key West is being protested by Focus on the Family. Viewers are encouraged to write to Peter Chernin, president of Fox.

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1. News Notes: Magic Johnson leaving the NBA is covered.

2. Ed Anderson at the Century Plaza Hotel for an anniversary celebration of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Services Center. Torie Osborn are interviewed. Lou Maletta, before the segment, states the quality is not up to their standards; it appears to be sourced from a VHS tape.

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3. Lambda Report: Colorado bans gay rights laws. Speeches by Cathy Reynolds, Tony Ogden, Roy Romer are shown. A protest against Amendment 2 from later on in election night is shown. Roy Romer's speech the following morning is shown. Pat Schroeder also speaks.

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4. The footage of Beth Liebo being arrested by police at the Republican National Convention is shown. Beth Liebo is then interviewed about being given trumped-up charges of assault of a police officer (later dropped to a class D misdemeanor) and arranging a trial-by-jury lawsuit of the Texas police.

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5. The Roosevelt Hotel hosts the Parents of Lesbian and Gays annual banquet. David Dinkins speaks. Jean Manfort, founder of P-FLAG is interviewed. Ruth Messinger speaks.

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6. Naming Names: Roseanne adds a lesbian character, Nancy. Its noted that Nancy is the only recurring lesbian character in a primetime show. Viewers are encouraged to write to Carsey Werner Company, the producers of the show.

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7. David Harris of the Arkansas Gay and Lesbian Task Force is interviewed.

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8. Lavender Health: Daisy De Jesus, Cynthia Acevedo, and Linda Gang are interviewed about being 'butch'.

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9. Report from the Capitol: Kay Ostberg, program director at the Human Rights Campaign Fund is interviewed.

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1. News Notes: The Vatican issues a new letter that says not to discriminate against gays, but goes on to stress that gays are depraved. Harvey Firestein encourages people to boycott Colorado. A clip of an interview with Thomas Moorer on This Week is shown in which he states lifting the ban on gays in the military would be a 'major mistake' and makes some extremely homophobic remarks.

2. The Human Rights Campaign Fund dinner at the Rainbow Room. Tim McFeeley speaks about Clinton's victory. Andrew Stein, David Mixner, David Dinkins, Ruth Messinger are interviewed

COMMERCIAL: QW Magazine

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3. 3rd Annual Michael Hirsch Awards. Nancy Hirsch is interviewed. Terry McGovern is also interviewed.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Buddy Noro, who helps with AIDS charities and collects carnival animal sculptures. The address is displayed on screen: Buddy Gallery. 523 Hudson Street.

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5. The Lesbian Avengers take on NBC for the lack of coverage over the murder of two gay activists in Oregon that took place shortly before the election. A protest is shown. A memorial for Hattie Mae Cohens and Brian Mock is shown.

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COMMERCIAL: AmFAR (featuring Elizabeth Taylor)

6. GCN Special Report: The death of William Chaifin, founder of QW Magazine, is covered. Viewers are encouraged to help QW Magazine.

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7. Naming Names: Phil Donahue is complimented for several gay-positive segments. The Donahue Show was allowed to show gay men kissing. Viewers are encouraged to write to the Donahue Show at NBC.

COMMERCIAL: The Pleasure Chest

8. Report From the Capitol: The anti-gay legislation in Oregon is discussed by Mark-Paul Lehman.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

9. Lavender Health: Dr. Chris Samuels of the Sexual Addiction Treatment Institute is interviewed.

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10. The death of Audre Lorde is announced.

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COMMERCIAL: AIDS Dance-a-Thon

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1. News Notes: Head of the NEA refuses to support gay-themed film festivals and art exhibits. Barbara Streisand calls for Colorado boycott. New York school board trying to get rid of AIDS education. Dublin bans Madonna's Sex book and allow condoms to be sold. Spike Lee refuses an Advocate interview. Andy Humm gives his Top 10 Reasons To Be Thankful We're Homosexual.

2. Lambda Report: Bill Landeaux reports on the anti-gay legislation that was passed in Colorado. Gays and lesbians can now be fired from any job for their sexual orientation. Jennifer Vines of Denver was fired from Dairy Queen. Gay and lesbian organizations in Colorado are receiving bomb threats. Footage from a town hall meeting is shown. A new group called the Colorado Human Rights Coalition is formed. The contact information for the Colorado Legal Initiative Program is shown. Footage from a rally at Colorado University is shown. Leslie Durgan, the mayor of Boulder is shown speaking.

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3. Lou Maletta talks to Patrick O'Connor about Day Without Art, sponsored by Visual Aids.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Caesar Chavez, director of United Farm Workers, discusses the use of pesticides on grapes and the danger it poses to workers.

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5. Kate Clinton, a comedian, is interviewed about The American Family Values Tour.

COMMERCIAL: The Benson Series, 3rd Annual Benefit Concert for United AIDS Relief.

6. At the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop. Interview with Craig Rodwell, the owner of the bookstore.

COMMERCIAL: The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me

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7. Report from the Capitol: Joseph Grabarz, Jr. is interviewed about Clinton's position on gays in the military.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. Naming Names: US News and World Report, New York Magazine, Newsday, and The New York Times are praised for challenging the military ban.

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9. Lavender Health: Ronald Johnson, coordinator of AIDS policy for the mayor's office, is interviewed.

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1. News Notes: William F. Buckley Jr. refers to homosexuality as a 'vice'. Statue of Gertrude Stein unveiled. Cardinal O'Connor attacks the Children of the Rainbow curriculum.

2. World AIDS Day: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Historical Society, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, 10 on 8, Museum of TV and Radio (now the Paley Center), the Central Research Library of the NYPL, The New Museum, Electronic Arts Intermix, The World Trade Center all host programs. Lou Maletta interviews Timothy Burgard at the New York Historical Society.

COMMERCIAL: Icelandair

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3. Ron Simon, curator at the Museum of TV and Radio, is interviewed. A clip from the first television coverage of AIDS on December 15, 1982 is shown. The New York Central Research Library intentionally closed for Day Without Art. Electronic Arts Intermix and Dia Center present "Vital Signs". Wellington Love is interviwed. Robert Blanchon of the New Museum is interviewed. Living Proof is shown at the World Trade Center set to "Wind Beneath My Wings" performed by the Gay Men's Chorus.

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4. AmFar at the Waldorf Astoria for the 'Together For the Cure' dinner. Leanza Cornet, Natasha Richardson, Mervyn Silverman are interviewed. Liz Smith speaks. Candlelight Vigil. Brent Nicholson Earl, organizer of the vigil, is interviewed. Footage of the vigil is shown. The lights being dimmed on various New York landmarks are shown. Susan Groening is interviewed about her art piece Safety Net. Celeberity Ribbon Cavalcade is shown, with Penny Arcade's performance.

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5. Gay Sons and Jewish Lesbian Daughters of Holocaust Survivors are interviewed. No names are displayed during segment.

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6. Report from the Capitol: Terry Beswick, AIDS treatment policy analyst with HRCF is interviewed.

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7. Lavender Health: Interview with Dr. Billy Jones, director of New York Health and Hospitals Corporation.

8. Naming Names: Due to the extreme anti-gay movement against the Children of the Rainbow curriculum, viewers are encouraged to write to Joseph Fernandez, chancellor of schools at the board of education.

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1. News Notes: Col. David Hackworth's comments on gays in the military. Children of the Rainbow controversy is covered; a clip of Joe Fernandez on NBC's News Forum is shown.

2. Linda Fouler of the Denver Gay Advisory Committee is interviewed about the situation in Colorado.

COMMERCIAL: Icelandair

3. Lee Sharmat at the Board of Education during a meeting over the Children of the Rainbow curriculum. Catherine Kennedy, Tory Levin, Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Ruth Messinger, and John Wong speak on the steps of the BOE.

COMMERCIAL: QW Magazine

4. Gay Men's Chorus: Gary Miller announces some of the new shows of the season.

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5. Alan Ellenzwieg, the author of The Homoerotic Photograph, is interviewed.

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6. GCN Sports Special: Bodybuilding competition.

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7. Naming Names: COFFIN (Coloradoans and Californians for Fairness in the Nation) calls on Hollywood to boycott Colorado skiing spots. Viewers are asked to write to Barbara Streisand's office.

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8. Lavender Health: Second part of interview with Dr. Billy Jones, director of New York Health and Hospitals Corporation.

COMMERCIAL: Naya Natural Spring Water 1. News Notes: Children of the Rainbow loses support in the face of extreme opposition from anti-gay groups. School board elections are discussed. The New York Times portrays Joe Fernandez as a child molester in a cartoon. Barbara Streisand backs boycotting Colorado.

2. Interview with the mayor of Denver, Wellington Webb. Viewers are encouraged to call the Colorado Legal Initiative Project.

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3. Jacob Javitz Center hosts the Gay Men's Health Crisis Dance-a-thon. Tim Sweeney, Salt-N-Pepa, Rosie Perez, Lisa Fischer, Down Town Julie Brown, are interviewed. Madonna appears.

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4. AJ Allen, leading actor in a play called The Looking Glass is interviewed.

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5. From San Francisco: David Nahmod interviews Keith, a volunteer for the HIV Vigil.

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6. Naming Names: ABC's Picket Fences series features a trans character portrayed positively. Viewers are encouraged to write to ABC.

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7. Lavender Health: Nathan Kerr, director of People of Color in Crisis, and James Saunders are interviewed.

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8. GCN Special Report: ACT UP protesters speak about the Children of the Rainbow curriculum during a protest in support of the curriculum. Footage of the protest is shown.

9. During the outro, birthday wishes for Lou Maletta.

NOTE: Year in Review Episode.

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1. News Notes: Albany passes a city-wide gay rights law.

2. Tom Duane becomes the first openly-gay member of the city council. Speech by Tom Duane is shown. The St. Patrick's Day Parade Controversy. Footage from the parade includes interview with Ruth Messinger and Magee Hickey. Ronald Johnson becomes Citywide Coordinator for AIDS Policy. His inauguration is shown, as is an interview. James Dale, Boy Scout member kicked out of the organization for being gay, is interviewed. Ron Madson and Richard Dietz are interviewed about domestic partnership.

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3. Reunion of GAA. Joyce Hunter speaks. Karen Thompson and Sharon Kowalski at the Grand Marshalls Pride Parade. Bill Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention. The AIDS conference in Amsterdam. Republican National Convention footage in Houston of ACT UP protesters being beaten by police. Lou Maletta and Co. read some of the Republican party's anti-gay rhetoric. Interviews with delegates at the RNC. Beth Leebo's arrest in Houston.

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4. Interview with Donald Grasso of the No on 9 Committee. Protest against Children of the Rainbow curriculum. NBC interview with Joseph Fernandez. AIDS quilt in Washington DC. ACT UP members scatter the ashes of their loved ones on the White House lawn. Empire State Pride Agenda party in celebration of Clinton's election.

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5. Protests on election night in Colorado when anti-gay legislation passes. Roy Romer speaks about repealing the anti-gay legislation. Out of the Darkness candlelight vigil in New York. Interview with the mayor of Denver.

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6. HRCF Capitol Hill Update (renamed Report from the Capitol): J.B. Collier, HRCF consultant on military issues is interviewed about tight living conditions on Navy ships.

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7. Naming Names: The New York Times encourages the boycott of Colorado. Viewers are encouraged to write to Max Frankel, executive editor of NYT.

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8. Lavender Health: Reginald Jackson, artistic director of the Center of the Rainbow. Richard Skinner of the AIDS Task Force and Bill Thompson are interviewed as well.

9. Andy Humm talks about Christmas.

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1. Lee Sharmat interviews Kevin Maxwell, of NY Boycott Colorado, regarding the [No Protected Status for Sexual Orientation Amendment (Initiative 2)] in Colorado.

2. Interview: Dr. Billy Jones, President of Health and Hospitals Corporation, discusses his new Presidential position.

3. Lee Sharmat interviews Marlene Colburn, of the Lesbian Avengers, regarding her organization's functions and events.

4. Interview: Jay Hill, Executive Director of Gay Games IV, discusses the planning of the Gay Games IV.

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5. Interview: Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, discusses her work from 1992.

6. Lee Sharmat interviews Randy Delaney, Mr. NY Leather 1992, and Dale Hogan, Mr. NE Drummerboy 1992, regarding the leather contest and community.

7. Interview: Eleanor Cooper, of the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights, and Saul Fishman, Mayor's Deputy Liaison to the gay community, regarding events that affected the LGBT community in 1992.

8. Lee Sharmat interviews Pat Hayes, of the Queens Independent Democratic Club, regarding her work and political events that affected the LGBT community in 1992.

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9. Lee Sharmat interviews Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, regarding events that affected the LGBT community in 1992.

10. Interview: [Jan Carl Park], Mayor's Deputy Liaison to the gay community, discusses events that affected the LGBT community in 1992.

11. Interview: Raymond Jacobs, Educator [of AIDS prevention], discusses AIDS prevention and political issues that will affect the LGBT community in 1993.

12. Interview: Bill Dobbs, Activist, discusses his work from 1992 and political issues that will affect the LGBT community in 1993.

13. Interview: Christopher Lynn, NYC Council Candidate, discusses the upcoming special election for City Council. COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

14. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Joseph S Grabarz Jr., Legislative Director of HRCF, regarding political events and issues that will affect the LGBT community in 1993. COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

15. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent episodes of "In Living Color" and "Saturday Night Live" with gay themes. Includes episode footage of "In Living Color".

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16. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Lesbian and Gay Health Concerns, interviews Dr. Billy Jones, President of Health and Hospitals Corporation, regarding HIV/AIDS in the African American gay community.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. "The Lambda Report" Denver, Colorado. Includes footage of Dennis McNally, Publicist for the Grateful Dead; Interview with Robert Briggs-Daniels and Terry Schleder, of Boycott Colorado, regarding the boycott; Mary Blue, CO/Chair Co. Jobs with Justice; and Jack Hawkins, Denver Area Labor Foundation.

COMMERCIAL: Icelandair

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3. Interview: Ruth K. Finkelstein, Sc.D., Director of Public Policy for the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), discusses a recent rate hike by Blue Cross Blue Shield

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4. Interview: Deborah Johnson, Board Member of the Gay and Lesbian Task Force, discusses her activist work.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

5. Footage of AmFAR benefit. Includes footage of Jackie Onassis, editor; Marsha Mason, actress; Wendy Wasserstein, playwright; Lauren Bacall, actress; Rob Lowe, actor; and Jessica Lange, actress.

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6. "Cooking with Love": Michelle Levin, Nutrition Intern with God's Love We Deliver (GLWD), interviews Vivica Kraak, MS, RD, HIV Nutrition Specialist with GLWD, regarding healthy fast food for people with AIDS.

7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews [Per Wennick], Director of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, regarding AIDS in Denmark. Includes footage of the AIDS-themed remake of a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale ["The Princess and the Condom"], a video "You can't catch AIDS from a swimming pool", and a clip from a more serious and informative AIDS program.

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8. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses Mayor David Dinkins' executive orders regarding domestic partner benefits.

9. Footage of Hon. David Dinkins, Mayor of NYC, at his domestic partner press conference on January 7, 1993.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes footage of Jerrold Nadler, member of Congress, discussing a gay rights bill.

COMMERCIAL: Icelandair

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2. Footage of benefit for Gay Games IV. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Robby Brown, Co-Chair of Gay Games IV, and James Dale, who was thrown out of the Boy Scouts of America for being gay.

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3. Interview: Father Bernard Lynch, openly gay priest and author, regarding his personal story and his book "A Priest on Trial".

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

4. "Lavender Health": Sean Dwyer, Associate Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Geoff Moore, Director of Education and Outreach for Body Positive, regarding the expanded definition of AIDS.

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5. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses gay rights measures in Colorado and the Colorado boycott.

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6. Footage of the inauguration of President Bill Clinton. Includes footage of Maya Angelou, writer and poet; Steve Guttenberg, actor; Rue McClanahan, actress; [Lisa Strongin], President of the Lesbian and Gay Bands of America.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of ACTUP demonstration at Hoffman-La Roche Plant in New Jersey on February 9, 1993. Includes Lou Maletta interviewing Barbara Hughs, Lawyer for ACTUP.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

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3. Interview: Dick Dadey, [Executive Director] of the Empire State Pride Agenda, discusses political issues that affect the LGBT community. Includes NY1 footage of [Congressional] hearings with Major Owens, US Congressman, and Dov Hikind, anti-gay NYS Assembly Member. Also includes footage of Pat Robertson, "Professional Bigot", discussing bigotry.

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4. Lee Sharmat, the new Gay Games headquarters, interviews Orlando Diaz, [athlete]; Dan Baker, Gay Games Board Member; and Jay Hill, Executive Director of the Gay Games.

5. Footage of Gay Games IV benefit at Splash. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Mary McFadden, fashion designer; Larry Kramer, [playwright and activist]; and employees of various bars.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

6. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Steve Smith, Research Director for HRCF, regarding the travel ban on people who are HIV-positive.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

COMMERCIAL: Dr. [Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

7. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent NY Post cartoons by [Sean Delonas].

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8. "Lavender Health": Gregory Broyles, Director of the [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], interviews Vernon deJones and Paul Darling, regarding their personal experiences as members of the older black gay community.

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9. Clip of music video "Made for You" by Phoebe Legere

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Dick Dadey, [Executive Director] of the Empire State Pride Agenda, discusses a gay rights bill.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

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3. Lee Sharmat interviews Nora Gibbons, gay bashing victim, regarding her attack.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Gilles Mesrobian, Executive Director of Miracle House, and Suzanne E. Keller, Client Services Manager for Miracle House, regarding their organization's functions.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

5. Footage of Valentine's Day event in Bryant Park by the Lesbian Avengers celebrating the relationship between Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas.

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6. "The Roving Camera": [John Calendo] introduces film clips of "great gay love scenes". Includes footage from "If…" (1968), "Desert Hearts" (1985), "Caged" (1950), and "[The] Boys in the Band" (1970).

7. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses domestic partnerships.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

8. Footage of event in Times Square regarding Marky Mark [Mark Wahlberg]'s anti-gay, violent history. Includes footage of David Nahmod, GCN Correspondent; Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY; Dick Scott, Marky Mark's manager; Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY; and Maureen Burnley, of the NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project.

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9. "Lavender Health": Gregory Broyles, Director of the [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], and Yvette Burton, Director of the Lesbian Health Project, discuss the life and recent death of activist Craig G. Harris. Includes footage of Harris, and of people affected by Harris.

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10. Footage of Ann Northrop, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Emergency Media Campaign, discussing her organization's response to the religious right's video "The Gay Agenda". Includes clip of the Gay and Lesbian Emergency Media Campaign video "Hate, Lies, & Videotape".

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

11. Tim McCarthy interviews Stephen J. Smith, of ACTUP D.C., Inc., regarding changes in the structure of ACTUP.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Joe Nicholson, Medicine and Sciences Editor of NY Post, discusses sex clubs and AIDS in NYC.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

3. Lou Maletta interviews Patricia Arias and Maribel Diaz, NY Police Officers, regarding the recruitment of minorities, including gays and lesbians, to the NY police force.

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4. Peter Levasseur, GCN Correspondent, interviews Danny Leonard, gay club owner in North Carolina, regarding his establishment

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5. "The Lambda Report" Denver, Colorado: Tiffany DiBlasil discusses the Colorado boycott. Includes footage of Mo Siegel, of Celestial Seasonings, and Terry Schleder, of Boycott Colorado.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

6. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses anti-gay music lyrics by Brand Nubian.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

7. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Tony Cheek, West Coast Regional Representative for HRCF, regarding the [SpeakOut]program.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. "Lavender Health": Gregory Broyles, Director of the [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], interviews Vernon deJones and Paul Darling, regarding their personal experiences as members of the older black gay community.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Lou Maletta interviews 'Eric and Douglas' regarding their newly recognized domestic partnership.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

3. Interview: Gabriel Rotello, NY Newsday Columnist, discusses a study of HIV from San Francisco.

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4. "The Lambda Report" Denver, Colorado: [Devin-Michael Morrisson] and David Medina discuss the Colorado boycott and political issues that affect the LGBT community.

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5. Footage of Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) press conference in response to a recent ruling regarding the exclusion of gays and lesbians from the St. Patrick's Day parade. Includes footage of Anne Maguire, [Eileen Clancy], and Paul O'Dwyer, all of ILGO.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

6. Lee Sharmat interviews Laurie Fierstein, [Miss USA 1991], regarding her bodybuilding.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, regarding her stepping down from her Liaison position.

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8. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent Channel 3 investigation of the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA).

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9. Interview: 'Andy', owner of sex club Prism Gallery, discusses sex club regulations and proposed regulation changes.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of the Empire State Pride Agenda's Night of 100 Parties. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Valerie Gamache, Co-Chair of the Night of 100 Parties; Dick Dadey, [Executive Director] of the Empire State Pride Agenda; and Deborah Glick, NYS Assembly Member. Also includes Andy Humm interviewing David Straw, Co-Chair of the Night of 100 Parties; [Laurie Linton], Vice Chair of Empire State Pride Agenda; and [Allen Burnstein], organizer of the Liberty Tree.

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

3. Lou Maletta interviews Billy Hileman, Nadine Smith, and 'Scout', National Co-Chairs of the March on Washington 1993, regarding the upcoming March.

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4. Interview: Raul Llorens and Mimi Plevin-Foust, Co-Producers of "Wide Time: Surviving AIDS", discuss their film. Includes film footage.

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5. Footage of benefit for the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Richard Burns, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Community Center.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

6. Footage of Bill Baumer, founder of "Out the Window" comedy troupe, performing his own piece "Irish Eyes".

COMMERCIAL: [Dr. Alan Tenenbaum], Psychotherapist, encourages viewers to call.

7. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent article in the NY Times by [Jeffrey Schmalz].

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8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, regarding her stepping down from her Liaison position.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

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1. Footage of the St. Patrick's Day Parade and protest by the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO). Includes footage of Brendan Fay and Paul O'Dwyer, of ILGO; Tom Duane, NYC Councilman; Roy Innis, Mayoral Candidate for NYC; Jack Hale, Lawyer for AOH [Ancient Order of Hibernians] and Mary Cummings; and Commissioner [Raymond] Kelly, NYC Police Chief.

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2. Interview: Donald Barr, of Gay and Lesbian Catholics of St. Paul the Apostle Church, discusses accepting the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO).

3. Footage of Brendan Fay and Paul O'Dwyer, of ILGO, at [St. Paul the Apostle Church].

4. Footage of Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) [press conference]. Includes footage of Anne Maguire and Paul O'Dwyer.

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5. Footage of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP) press conference. Includes footage of Rudolph Giuliani, former US Attorney; Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project; and [Chris Pennock], victim of bias related violence

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

6. Lou Maletta interviews Joe Stefan, former member of the US Navy, and Marc Wolinsky, Stefan's lawyer, regarding gays in the military.

7. Footage of Mary C. Dunlap, Keynote Speaker, Teacher of Law, discussing political issues that affect the LGBT community at [the Lesbian and Gay Lawyers awards ceremony].

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

8. "Lavender Health": Kevin Cathcart, Executive Director of the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, introduces Paula Ettelbrick, who discusses leaving her position as Legal Director of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund. Includes Ellen Zaltzberg, of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviewing Paula Ettelbrick.

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9. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Tom Swift, National Canvas Manager of Speak Out for HRCF, regarding the Speak Out program.

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10. "Naming Names": Lisa Graziano, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent advertisements by Banana Republic that target lesbian consumers.

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11. Interview: Glenn Sheridan, Delegate of the NY March on Washington, and Carla Rabinowitz, Media Coordinator of the NY March on Washington, discuss the upcoming march.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. "The Lambda Report" Denver, Colorado: David Medina discusses Amendment 2. Includes footage of Gregory Walta, of Come Together Colorado; Suzanne Pharr, of Women's Project; Scott Nakagawa, of Oregon Citizens Alliance

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3. Footage of demonstration against Time Warner's [potential] elimination of public and leased access television. Includes footage of Dave Channon, Public Access [Producer] with Volcanic Video; Manny Manhattan, Public Access [Producer]; Rick X, Public Access [Producer] with Closet Case Show

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4. Lee Sharmat interviews Pat Hayes, Candidate for School Board District 24, regarding the Children of the Rainbow controversy.

5. Danny Dromm, Co-Chair of Queens Pride, and Wendy Moscow, Outreach Chairperson for Queens Pride, discuss the first annual gay pride parade in Queens.

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6. Michael Petrelis and Michael Singerman, of Queer Nation D.C., discuss the murder of Navy seaman Allen Schindler, who was killed for being gay.

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7. Interview: Sam Ciccone, Co-Founder of the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL), and Christine Quinn, Chief of Staff for Tom Duane, discuss the arrests of gays and lesbians at the St. Patrick's Day parade.

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8. "Naming Names": Ellen Carton, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the film "Lost Language of Cranes" and asks viewers to encourage Blockbuster to carry the film. Includes film footage.

9. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews 'Scout', Co-Chair of the March on Washington, and Pat Hussain, Executive Committee Member of the March on Washington, regarding the upcoming march.

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10. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Lesbian and Gay Health Concerns, interviews Richard M. Tagle, Project Director of the Gay and Bisexual Men of Color HIV Prevention Needs Assessment Project for the United States Conference of Mayors, regarding the Project.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes footage of Andy Humm interviewing Deborah Glick, NYS Assembly Member, regarding a lesbian and gay rights bill.

2. Footage of the Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats (GLID) mayoral forum at the Community Center. Includes footage of David Dinkins, Mayor of NYC; Andrew Stein, NYC Council President; and Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP).

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3. Glenn Sheridan, National Delegate to the March on Washington, and Bruce Fagin, Media Coordinator of the NY Committee for the March [on Washington], discuss the upcoming march.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Michael Callen, activist and musician, regarding his 2-CD album "Legacy" and his activist work. Includes performance footage.

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5. Footage of the 4th annual GLAAD Media Awards. Includes footage of Phil Donahue, talk show host; Ellen Carton, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY; Tony Randall, host [and actor]; Liz Smith, columnist; Donald Suggs, of GLAAD NY; Barbara Walters, TV host; David Sloan, Producer for "20/20"; Anna Quindlen, journalist; Kate Clinton, comedienne; Hendrich Hertzberg, [journalist] at The New Yorker; William Finn, [composer of] "Falsettos"; Jeffrey Schmalz, [journalist for] the NY Times; and Vivian Shapiro, of the NYC Commission on Human Rights. Also includes television clip of "One Life to Live".

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6. Footage of forum ["Operation Lift the Ban"]. Includes footage of Tom Stoddard, Head of Campaign for Military Service; Dr. James A. Forbes, Senior Minister at Riverside Church; Joseph Steffan, who was discharged from [the U.S. Naval Academy in] Annapolis; and Lou Maletta interviewing Gloria Steinem, head of the Ms. Foundation.

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7. Footage of the Night of 1000 Gowns. Includes footage of Empress Saleen, Empress VI of New York; Empress Razor Sharp, Chairman of Board [of the] Imperial Court; Coco La Chine, Crown Princess Royale; and Empress I Sybil, the Atlas Empress.

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8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Lesbian and Gay Health Concerns, interviews Richard M. Tagle, Project Director of the Gay and Bisexual Men of Color HIV Prevention Needs Assessment Project for the United States Conference of Mayors, regarding the Project.

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9. "Naming Names": Chiqui Cartagena, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent article in Good Housekeeping regarding family values.

10. GLAAD NY & Genre Magazine ad: "Gay USO at USA" event to lift the ban on gays in the military

11. Additional footage of the Night of 1000 Gowns.

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1. Andy Humm discusses recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Glenn Sheridan, Delegate to the March on Washington, and Tony Frankenberg, of the Steering Committee for the March on Washington, discuss the upcoming march.

3. Carla Rabinowitz, of the Steering Committee for the March on Washington, promotes Lucie Blue Tremblay, musician, who will sing at a benefit for the March.

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4. Interview: Arthur Strickler, Past Chair of Board for CBST [Congregation Beit Simchat Torah], gay and lesbian synagogue, discusses the Salute to Israel Day Parade.

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5. Interview: Jon David Nalley, Candidate for School Board District 2, discusses the upcoming school board election.

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6. Interview: Jim Levin, gay activist and attorney, and Paul Shechtman, Counsel to Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau, discuss gay male harassment and arrests in public restrooms.

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7. Footage of Senate hearing regarding lesbians and gays in the military. Includes footage of Dan Coats, Republican Senator from Indiana; [Dr. Margarethe Cammermeyer], former colonel with the US military

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8. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Bert Wylen, host of ["Gaydreams"] radio program, regarding lesbians and gays in the military.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Tom Duane, NYC Council Member, regarding health issues that affect the LGBT community.

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10. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the gay-themed comic strip "For Better or For Worse".

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Frank Oldham Jr., gay activist, discusses issues of sex and race in the LGBT community.

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3. Interview: Crae Pridgen, survivor of anti-gay attack by US Marines, discusses his attack.

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4. GCN Sports: Footage of Lee Sharmat and Orlando Diaz at the first annual Bonnet races of Team New York Aquatics. Includes footage of Charles Carson, of Team New York Aquatics.

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5. Glenn Sheridan, Delegate for the March on Washington, and Don Grosso, Fundraising Coordinator for the March on Washington, discuss the upcoming march.

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6. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Terry Beswick, AIDS Research Policy Analyst for HRCF, regarding AIDS-related issues coming up in Congress.

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7. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent article in Redbook regarding lesbians and gays in college.

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8. Footage of the swearing in of Judge Richard Failla from December 1, 1988.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Tom Duane, NYC Council Member, regarding health issues that affect the LGBT community.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes NBC News clip of "Clinton and Gays", which includes footage of Tom Stoddard, [Head] of the Campaign for Military Service, and Tori Osborn, of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.

2. Footage of press conference regarding the new classification of hate crimes, which now includes people with disabilities or AIDS. Includes footage of Hon. David Dinkins, Mayor of NYC; Raymond Kelly, Commissioner of the NYC Police Department; and Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project.

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3. Footage of "March for Truth" in District 24 of Queens, NY.

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4. Glenn Sheridan, of the March on Washington, and Michelle Eason, Transport Coordinator for the March on Washington, discuss the upcoming march.

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5. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat introduce the endorsements from School PAC regarding the upcoming NYC school board elections.

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6. [Phyllis Lutsky and Kelly Cogswell], of the Lesbian Avengers, discuss the upcoming Dyke March to the White House.

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7. Interview: Gabriel Rotello, NY Newsday Columnist, discusses a NY Times article regarding the percentage of people who identify as homosexual.

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8. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a NY Times article regarding the percentage of people who identify as homosexual.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Marjorie Hill, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, regarding political events that affect the LGBT community.

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10. Clip of music video for "I Melt with You" by Modern English.

11. Clip of two men kissing with message "Get Used to It".

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1. Footage from the March on Washington of the candlelight vigil honoring gay and lesbian Holocaust victims.

2. Footage from the March on Washington of the HRCF black tie dinner. Includes footage of Ted Kennedy, Democratic Senator from Massachusetts, and Dorothy Hodges, mother of hate crime victim Allen Schindler.

3. Footage from the March on Washington of the Victory Fund brunch that honored lesbian and gay appointed officials. Includes footage of [James Carville], Clinton Campaign Strategist, and [Tim Mains], Mayoral Candidate for Rochester, NY.

4. Footage from the March on Washington of "The Wedding; Interfaith Ceremony of Commitment".

5. Footage from the March on Washington of Ken McPherson discussing the Harvey Milk Memorial design unveiling.

6. Footage from the March on Washington "Hands Around the Capitol" event by ACTUP. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Anna Lee, activist, regarding AIDS.

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7. Footage from the March on Washington of the National Gathering of Lesbian and Gay Latinos. Includes Andy Humm interviewing [Laura] Esquivel, Co-Founder of LLEGO (Latino/a Lesbian & Gay Organization).

8. Footage from the March on Washington of the National Meeting of Asian/Pacific [Lesbian] Network. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Doreena Wong, Organizer of NMAPLN.

9. Footage from the March on Washington of the benefit reception for the Gay Games. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Dave Kopay, out-[gay] NFL football player.

10. Footage from the March on Washington of Youth Empowerment Speakout. Includes interview with Karina Luboff, Coordinator of Youth Empowerment Speakout.

11. Footage from the March on Washington of the Veteran Taps Ceremony.

12. Footage from the March on Washington of the Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition International (GLPCI). Includes Andy Humm interviewing [Suzanne Putman], Vice President of GLPCI, and [John Sheets], President of GLPCI.

13. Footage from the March on Washington of the Dyke March sponsored by the Lesbian Avengers. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing [Theressa Stores], Boston marcher; [Catherine Wendricks], Organizer of Venus Rising

14. Footage from the March on Washington of "Spring to Life" event. Includes interview with [Rob Eichberg].

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15. Footage from the March on Washington of the actual march. Includes Andy Humm interviewing members of the Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG), and Jill Harris, NY School Board Candidate for District 15.

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16. Footage from the March on Washington of the Names Project Quilt, various speakers, and performance by Melissa Etheridge.

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17. Interview: Dick Dadey, of the Empire State Pride Agenda, discusses the upcoming NY School Board elections.

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18. "Naming Names": Lisa Graziano, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent segment of the ABC news magazine show Primetime regarding gays and lesbians in the military. Includes footage of Primetime segment.

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19. "Lavender Health": Ellen Zaltzberg, of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Marjorie Hill, Vice President of the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation, regarding her work and achievements. Includes footage of [Florynce Kennedy], [activist]; Dr. Billy Jones, President of the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation; and Sandra Lowe.

20. Footage from the March on Washington of Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat with several attendees.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Lee Sharmat interviews Sergeant Jose Zuniga, recipient of the "Soldier of the Year Award".

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3. Footage of reception for Robert A. Schanke. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Robert A. Schanke, author, regarding his book "Shattered Applause: The Eva Le Gallienne Story". Also includes Lee Sharmat interviewing [Jonathan Katz], author, regarding his book "Gay American History".

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Charlie Murphy, Composer, and Jami Sieber, Electric Cellist/Singer, regarding their band "Rumors of the Big Wave". Includes performance footage from the March on Washington.

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5. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Cathy Woolard, Acting Public Policy Director for HRCF, who discusses the hearings regarding gays in the military.

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6. "Naming Names": Ellen Carton, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses censorship by CBS of an already-filmed clip of the show "Picket Fences".

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7. Interview: Michelangelo Signorile, author, discusses his book "Queer in America: Sex, the Media, and the Closets of Power".

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8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Victoria C. Metaxas, Assistant Corporation Counsel for the NYC Law Department, and Irwin B. Kroot, Director of [Citywide Computer Training Program], regarding their organization "Coalition of Lesbian and Gay City Employees" in NYC.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of PrideFest Philadelphia 1993. Includes interview with [Malcolm Lazin], Co-Chair of PrideFest, and Beth Medoway, of Artists for AIDS.

3. [Footage from PrideFest Philadelphia 1993 of] Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) political seminar, which includes interview with Tim McFeeley, Executive Director of HRCF; and Jeffrey Schmalz, NY Times reporter.

4. [Footage from PrideFest Philadelphia 1993 of] White Heat party fundraiser for AIDS Information Network

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5. Interview: Catherine Sull, Chair of Board for CBST [Congregation Beit Simchat Torah], the gay and lesbian synagogue, and Arthur Strickler, Past Chair for CBST, discuss the exclusion of their group from the Salute to Israel Day Parade.

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6. Lou Maletta interviews Martin Duberman, historian/author, regarding his book "Stonewall".

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7. "Naming Names": Chiqui Cartagena, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent homophobic article in the New Yorker magazine.

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8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Mark Milano, AIDS activist, regarding sex clubs.

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9. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Terry Beswick, AIDS Research Policy Analyst for HRCF, regarding funding for AIDS research.

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10. Interview: Professor Arthur Leonard, Legal Scholar/Author, discusses the gay marriage case in Hawaii.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Dennis deLeon, NYC Human Rights Commissioner, discusses the recent public revelation of his HIV-positive status.

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3. Lou Maletta interviews David Mixner, [activist], regarding President Bill Clinton's actions and promises to the gay community.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews Terry Schleder, President of Boycott Colorado Inc., and Frank Whitworth, Ground Zero [News] Spokesman, regarding the boycott of Colorado and the gay rights movement.

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5. GCN Sports: Bill Baumer, Founder of "Out the Window" comedy troupe, interviews Gutter George, President of the Village Bowling League, regarding his bowling teams.

6. Elizabeth McNamara, Co-Chair of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund's Board of Directors, encourages viewers to attend the organization's 20th anniversary gala.

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7. Lou Maletta interviews [Rod Jackson and Bob Paris], of the Be True to Yourself Foundation, regarding the functions of their organization.

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8. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses an exhibit featuring lesbian softball players at the NYC Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) Yankee Stadium station.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Mark Milano, Coordinator of Experimental Treatment Information for the New York State AIDS Institute, regarding clinical trials of AIDS drugs.

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1. Lee Sharmat discusses recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Lee Sharmat interviews [Andy Velez], of ACTUP, regarding the 9th annual AIDS conference in Berlin.

3. Lee Sharmat interviews Amber Hollibaugh, of Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), regarding the 9th annual AIDS conference in Berlin.

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4. Andy Humm discusses "Don't Ask, Don't Tell".

5. Lou Maletta interviews Kevin Gardner, Director of the AESOP Resource Center, and Pavel Masalsky, of the Russian Names Fund, regarding AIDS in Russia.

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6. Danny Dromm, Co-Chair of the Queens Lesbian and Gay Pride Committee, encourages viewers to attend the first ever lesbian and gay pride parade and block party.

7. Lee Sharmat interviews Jill Harris, newly elected NYC School Board member, regarding her election win.

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8. "Naming Names": Tom Trela, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent Entertainment Weekly article.

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9. "Lavender Health": Gregory Broyles, Director of the [Men of Color AIDS Prevention (MOCA)], interviews Ronald Johnson, Citywide Coordinator for AIDS Policy for the Office of the Mayor, regarding AIDS-related issues. Also includes interview with Chris Babick, Executive Director of the PWA (People With AIDS) Coalition, regarding his organization's functions.

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10. Footage of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund [benefit]. Includes footage of Kate Clinton, comedienne / M.C. Liberty Awards; Lou Maletta interviewing Betty Buckley, singer and actress; Hon. David Dinkins, Mayor of NYC; Ron Johnson, NYC's First AIDS Czar; and Andrea Marcovicci, entertainer.

11. Cee Brown, of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, discusses an upcoming benefit dinner. Includes footage of "Sacred Lives, Civil Truths" by [Catherine Saalfield and Cyrille Phipps].

12. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Tom Swift, National Canvas Manager of Speak Out for HRCF, regarding the Speak Out program.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes NY1 footage Reverend Luis Barrios, priest, who discusses his [possibly] racially-motivated ousting for performing gay and lesbian unions.

2. Interview: April Martin, Ph.D., author, discusses her book "Lesbian and Gay Parenting Handbook".

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3. GCN Sports: Bill Baumer, Founder of "Out the Window" comedy troupe, interviews Gutter George, President of the Village Bowling League, regarding his personal life.

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4. Footage of the Gay and Lesbian World Travel Expo. Includes footage of Lou Maletta interviewing Christopher K., of Cardona Limousine; Barry R. Gruber, General Manager of Rainbow Mountain Resort; Steve Jackson, of Pride Tours [with] Kennedy Travel; and Edwin M. Andino, of Harrington Travel.

5. [Unnamed] discusses Parker Tyler, film critic and author of "Screening the Sexes: Homosexuality in the Movies", and the 1993 Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.

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6. Lou Maletta interviews [Franklin Fry] and Sue Doster, Co-Chairs of Heritage of Pride, regarding upcoming Pride events. Includes footage of June 1991 Gay Pride Parade.

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7. Alfonso Ramirez, of the Metropolitan Tennis Group NYC, promotes the upcoming Tournament of Pride "Liberty Open".

8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Richard Burns, Executive Director of the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, regarding the Center.

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9. Andy Humm discusses the recent death of Ermanno Stingo, activist.

10. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent episode of Oprah Winfrey that focused on a husband and wife who were "cured" of their homosexuality before they met.

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11. [Unnamed] discusses the film "Silverlake Life: The View from Here". Includes film footage.

12. In England, Andy Humm interviews Reverend Bernard Lynch, AIDS Educator in London; James Pettigrew, of London PWA; and Andrew Henderson, of London Lighthouse for PWA's. Includes footage of candlelight memorial, which includes Simon Callow, actor / Trafalgar Sq. AIDS Memorial; and Andy Humm interviewing a gay youth worker and other attendees.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Lee Sharmat interviews Torie Osborn, Executive Director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, regarding her new position as Executive Director.

COMMERCIAL: Elizabeth Taylor for AmFAR, "Don't make it five thousand and one"

3. Footage of Andy Humm and Lee Humm at the first annual Queens Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade.

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4. Footage of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS benefit. Includes Lou Maletta interviewing [Rodger McFarlane], Executive Director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, regarding the benefit. Also includes speech by Mary Fisher, a person living with AIDS.

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5. Lou Maletta interviews Edna Benitez and Tony Meola, Race Directors of the 12th annual Front Runners Lesbian and Gay Pride Run, regarding the upcoming run.

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6. Footage of the Hetrick-Martin Emery Awards. Includes Lee Sharmat interviewing Marjorie Hill, Vice President of the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation; various youth from the Hetrick-Martin Institute; and Essex Hemphill, Emery S. Hetrick Award recipient.

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7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Richard Burns, Executive Director of the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, regarding the Center.

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8. Interview: Jose Badue, of the Gay and Lesbian Association of Cuban Exiles, discusses the film "Beyond Outcasts" by David Hernandez and Ivan Arocha, as well as HIV/AIDS quarantines in Haiti and Cuba. Includes film footage.

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9. Lou Maletta interviews Peter Friedman, Producer, regarding his film "Silverlake Life: The View from Here". Includes film footage.

COMMERCIAL: Lesbian and Gay Public Awareness Project, tells the story of Bobby Griffith

10. "Naming Names": Lisa Graziano, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the lesbian and gay civil rights bill.

11. Clip of music video for "What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project event regarding opening a new office. Includes Lou Maletta interviewing Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project. Also includes speech by Hon. Manfred Ohrenstein, NYS Senate Minority Leader.

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COMMERCIAL: "Re-elect Antonio Pagan [for] City Council". Includes footage from CSPAN of Antonio Pagan, of the NYC Council, speaking at the March on Washington.

3. Footage of christening for new Hetrick-Martin Institute building at 2 Astor Place. Includes footage of Bill Hibsher, of the Board of Directors for the Hetrick-Martin Institute; Terrence McNally, playwright; Frances Kunreuther, Executive Director of the Hetrick-Martin Institute; and Jed Mattes, President of the Board of Directors for the Hetrick-Martin Institute.

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4. Footage of Stonewall Democrats awards dinner. Includes footage of [Eileen Mitzman], member of Mothers' Voices; Stockard Channing, actress; and Nick Curto, Founder of the Stonewall Business Association.

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5. Lou Maletta interviews [Dom DeCarlo], founder of gay fraternity, regarding his creation of Lambda Delta Phi.

6. Paul Del Duca, Co-Chair of the Tristate Lesbian, Gay, & Bisexual Student Coalition, encourages students to get involved with a gay and lesbian student organization.

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7. Lou Maletta interviews Cynthia Marks and David Salvatore, of The CHARM Bracelet, regarding their charm bracelets AIDS fundraising effort.

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8. "Naming Names": Ellen Carton, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent bigoted NY Post cartoons.

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9. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Victoria C. Metaxas, Assistant Corporation Counsel for the NYC Law Department, and Irwin B. Kroot, Director of [Citywide Computer Training Program], regarding their organization "Coalition of Lesbian and Gay City Employees" in NYC.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Mario Cuomo, NYS Governor, discussing lesbian and gay rights. Also includes Sheila Healy, Director of the Governor's Office for Lesbian and Gay Concerns, discussing Pride month.

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3. Footage of mayor's reception for the gay and lesbian community. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor; Jay Hill, Executive Director of the Gay Games IV; Marty Rouse, Liaison for Manhattan Borough President; and Paula Ettelbrick, Executive Director of the Center for Lesbian Rights.

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4. Footage of Garden Party. Includes Kate Clinton, Mistress of Ceremonies. Also includes interviews with many attendees, including Cathay Che and Donald Suggs of GLAAD NY and Quentin Crisp.

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5. Interview: Joyce Hunter, President of the National Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation, discusses lesbians and AIDS.

6. [Helen and Anne], of the Lesbian Avengers, discuss the upcoming first annual Dyke March in Manhattan.

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7. Footage of the 2nd annual Pride Skate organized by the International Gay Skating Union (IGSU). Includes interviews with Laura Moore, organizer for IGSU, and Lisa Labrecque, figure skater.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. "Naming Names": Chiqui Cartagena, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent series from Entertainment TV (E TV) regarding gay and lesbian images in the media.

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9. Interview: Ron Marx and Ed Rucinski, two Americans returning from Russia, discuss gay life and the recent lifting of the ban on gay male sex in Russia.

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10. "Lavender Health": At the 3rd celebration of "Out in Government", Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Darryl Wong, from the Department of Mental Health, and Carl Day, of Human Resources Administration. Also includes Carrol Hunter discussing his personal life.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

11. Footage of Andy Humm [from 1992] interviewing Craig Rodwell, owner of Oscar Wilde Bookshop, regarding his gay and lesbian bookstore.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage from Gay Pride 1993. Includes Ian Miller interviewing Randy Wicker, organizer of the Alternative [AIDS candlelight memorial] Vigil, and Brendan Fay, organizer of the Alternative [AIDS candlelight memorial] Vigil.

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3. Footage of 12th annual [Front Runners Lesbian and Gay] Pride Run. Includes interviews with [Tony Meola], Race Director; Janet Weinberg, [activist]; Aaron Ashby, [who took] 3rd Place [in the] Community Challenge; Gerard King, male winner; and Stacy Creamer, female winner.

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4. Footage of the Lesbian Avengers Dyke March in Manhattan. Includes interviews with Marlene, Lesbian Avenger, and Katherine Acey, Executive Director of ASTRAEA.

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5. Footage of Gay Pride Rally 1993. Includes footage of Lea DeLaria, MC of rally, and Jimmy Somerville, singer.

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6. "Lavender Health": At the 3rd celebration of "Out in Government", Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Wayne Steinman, Founder of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns; Harold Robinson, founder of Gay Men of African Descent. Also includes speech by Captain Angela Kennedy, of the Department of Corrections.

COMMERCIAL: "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me", at the Perry Street Theatre

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7. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the recent NY Times article "Blacks Reject Gay Rights Fight as Equal to Theirs".

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. Footage of gay pride parade. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor.

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9. Footage of Lesbian and Gay Pride fireworks and dance.

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COMMERCIAL: "Why Not Love?"

1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage from Gay Pride 1993. Includes Ian Miller interviewing Randy Wicker, organizer of the Alternative [AIDS candlelight memorial] Vigil, and Brendan Fay, organizer of the Alternative [AIDS candlelight memorial] Vigil.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation

3. Footage of 12th annual [Front Runners Lesbian and Gay] Pride Run. Includes interviews with [Tony Meola], Race Director; Janet Weinberg, [activist]; Aaron Ashby, [who took] 3rd Place [in the] Community Challenge; Gerard King, male winner; and Stacy Creamer, female winner.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation, "The Condom: Don't leave home without it"

4. Footage of the Lesbian Avengers Dyke March in Manhattan. Includes interviews with Marlene, Lesbian Avenger, and Katherine Acey, Executive Director of ASTRAEA.

5. Footage of Gay Pride Rally 1993. Includes footage of Lea DeLaria, MC of rally, and Jimmy Somerville, singer.

COMMERCIAL: SF AIDS Foundation

6. "Lavender Health": At the 3rd celebration of "Out in Government", Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Wayne Steinman, Founder of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns; Harold Robinson, founder of Gay Men of African Descent. Also includes speech by Captain Angela Kennedy, of the Department of Corrections.

7. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the recent NY Times article "Blacks Reject Gay Rights Fight as Equal to Theirs".

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. Footage of gay pride parade. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor.

COMMERCIAL: Lesbian and Gay Public Awareness Project, tells the story of Bobby Griffith

9. Footage of Lesbian and Gay Pride fireworks and dance.

COMMERCIAL: Elizabeth Taylor for AmFAR, "Don't make it five thousand and one"

10. Clip of music video "Don't Talk Just Kiss" from Right Said Fred

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Dick Dadey, of Empire State Pride Agenda, discusses the defeat of the NYS gay rights bill.

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3. Interview: Ellen Carton, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the recent Newsday article "White Guys Can't Vote?" by Stephen Miller.

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4. Interview: Stephen Miller, gay media activist/writer, discusses his article "White Guys Can't Vote?".

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5. Lee Sharmat interviews Paula Ettelbrick, Director of Public Policy for the National Center for Lesbian Rights, regarding her new organization.

COMMERCIAL: Manatus Restaurant

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6. Footage of Invasion of the Pines event.

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7. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King discusses the ban on gays in the military and the potential "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

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8. "Lavender Health": Ellen Zaltzberg, Deputy Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Joyce Hunter, of the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, regarding HIV news as well as the upcoming National Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation Conference.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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9. "Naming Names": Michael Tancinco, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent Vanity Fair cover story about k.d. lang.

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10. Footage of benefit for the Campaign for Military Service. Includes Andy Humm interviewing Jerry Nadler, Democratic Congressman for Manhattan and Brooklyn; Tom Stoddard, of the Campaign for Military Service; Bill Rubenstein, of the ACLU Lesbian and Gay Rights Project; and Ernest Hopkins, of the Campaign for Military Service.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community. Includes footage from CSPAN of the Oregon Legislative Assembly regarding a gay and lesbian rights bill.

2. Footage of activists at City Hall in NYC regarding the gay bashing of Michael Zappalorti, nephew of hate crime murder victim James Zappalorti. Includes interviews with Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Anti-Violence Project; Robert Zappalorti, brother of bias violence victim; Michael Zappalorti, victim of anti-gay violence; Robert Zappalorti Sr., father of bias violence victim; and Chris Bauer, gay Staten Island resident.

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3. Footage of NYC Council Rules Committee [meeting] regarding the nomination of Christopher Lynn, gay activist, to the Civilian Complaint Review Board. Includes interview with Jim Levin, gay attorney, and footage of Bryce Pearce, President of the Stonewall Democratic Club; Tom Duane, NYC Council member; and Christopher Lynn.

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4. Interview: Eric Marcus, author, discusses his book "Is It a Choice? Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions About Gay and Lesbian People".

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5. Footage of activists on Long Island, regarding the defeat of the gay and lesbian rights bill. Includes footage of Steve Henaghan, Co-Chair of [CERF-PAC] Long Island (Citizens for Equal Rights Fund of Long Island); Sharon Randall, Co-Chair of [CERF-PAC]; and Justine Schacter, of Parents FLAG Long Island. Also includes footage outside of Senator Ralph Marino's office of Craig, of ACTUP; Roy, of Huntington, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Puma, of Parents FLAG; and Bob Jackson, of East Northport.

COMMERCIAL: "Re-elect Antonio Pagan [for] City Council". Includes footage from CSPAN of Antonio Pagan, of the NYC Council, speaking at the March on Washington.

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6. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Terry Beswick, AIDS Research Policy Analyst for HRCF, regarding the Labor, Health and Human Services, [and Education] Appropriations Bill and its effects on AIDS research.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

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7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Joseph Ripple, Volunteer Manager of the Actors Fund, his organization's functions.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

8. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses right-wing backlash against "In the Life" on PBS. Includes clip of "In the Life".

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9. Footage of [activists] in Times Square outside the military recruiting center on "D-Day", the day President Clinton said he would make his ruling on gays and lesbians in the military. Includes interviews with Dennis deLeon, Human Rights Commissioner; Rene Puliatti, Secretary of the Gay Veterans Association; Paula Ettelbrick, of the National Center for Lesbian Rights; Gabriel Rotello, NY Newsday Columnist; and Norman Siegel, Executive Director of the NY Civil Liberties Union.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of protest in Times Square regarding "Don't Ask/Don't Tell". Includes Lou Maletta interviewing Boyd Masten, President of the Gay Veterans Association.

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3. Footage of [Knox County, Tennessee, forum regarding gay and lesbian civil rights]. Includes footage of Rev. John Hanna, of the Tennessee Christian Coalition; Mike Ragsdale, Knox County Commissioner; Madeline Rogero, Knox County Commissioner; Rev. John Rice; Richard Opp, Tennessee reporter; and David Massey.

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4. Juan Mendez, of the NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project, discusses the gay bashing of Michael Zappalorti on Staten Island.

5. Footage of the Fire Island Pines 40th Anniversary party.

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6. Interview: David Paterson, NYS Senator, discusses the gay and lesbian agenda in NY.

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7. Lou Maletta interviews "Ali", who discusses gay life in the Middle East.

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COMMERCIAL: "Re-elect Antonio Pagan [for] City Council". Includes footage from CSPAN of Antonio Pagan, of the NYC Council, speaking at the March on Washington.

8. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Joseph Ripple, Volunteer Manager of the Actors Fund, his organization's functions.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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9. "Naming Names": Leanne Rock, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent Time Magazine article regarding the "gay gene", a link between homosexuality and genetics.

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10. Tripp Hanson, actor in "Crazy for You" [musical], discusses the 1st Annual Broadway County Fair to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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COMMERCIAL: "Re-elect Antonio Pagan [for] City Council". Includes footage from CSPAN of Antonio Pagan, of the NYC Council, speaking at the March on Washington

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Evan Wolfson, of the LAMBDA Legal Defense and Education Fund, discusses "Don't Ask/Don't Tell", the gay marriage issue in Hawaii, and the gay teacher issue in NY.

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3. Interview: Tom Stoddard, Campaign for Military Service, discusses "Don't Ask/Don't Tell".

COMMERCIAL: The Monster, NYC club and bar

4. Footage of gay activists at City Hall regarding recent anti-gay remarks by Rudy Giuliani, [NYC Mayoral candidate]. Includes footage of Chip Duckett, gay activist; Dick Dadey, of Empire State Pride Agenda; Bill Dobbs, of ACTUP; and Michele Huyette, of New York Boycott Colorado.

COMMERCIAL: Auntie Em's Farm

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5. GCN Sports: Footage of Lee Sharmat and Orlando Diaz at the Gay and Lesbian Tribute to Martina Navratilova, hosted by the Gay Games IV, at Madison Square Garden. Includes footage of Susan Kennedy, Co-President of the Federation of Gay Games; Larry Kramer, author and activist; Jeff Richardson, President of the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC); and Martina Navratilova, tennis star.

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove Beach Club

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6. Footage of National Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation conference. Includes footage of Jeff Levi, of the AIDS Action Council; Cornelius Baker, Policy Maker for the National Association of People With AIDS; and Eileen Littig, of Wisconsin Public Television.

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7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Noemi Masliah, Michel Buffet, and Rob Mogel, of the Lesbian and Gay Immigration and Asylum Rights Task Force, regarding their organization.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

8. "Naming Names": Chiqui Cartagena, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent anti-gay remarks by Sistor Carol, a Jamaican DJ, and Frankie Crocker, NY radio DJ.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Jon Greenberg, AIDS activist, from GCN special "How Close to a Cure".

3. "Bearing the Cross": special report by GCN correspondent Tim Ray. Includes footage of Brendan Fay, gay Roman Catholic; John J. McNeil, Co-Founder of Dignity; and Father John Harvey, of Courage, NY chapter.

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4. Interview: Joseph Fernandez, ex-NYC School Chancellor, discusses his firing from his position.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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5. Lee Sharmat interviews Roslyn Quarto, Operations Director of the Gay Games IV, regarding registration for the upcoming Gay Games IV.

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6. Lou Maletta interviews Bea Hanson, Director of Clinical Services for the [Gay and Lesbian] Anti-Violence Project, regarding recent murders of gay men.

COMMERCIAL: Cherry Grove Beach Club

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7. "Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Noemi Masliah, Michel Buffet, and Rob Mogel, of the Lesbian and Gay Immigration and Asylum Rights Task Force, regarding their organization.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

8. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Mandy Carter, Public Policy Advocate for the HRCF, regarding the upcoming Bayard Rustin Memorial event.

9. "Naming Names": Donald Suggs, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the recent on-air coming out of Steve Gendel, CNBC Medical Correspondent. Includes news clip. Also includes The Lady Bunny, drag queen, regarding the annual Wigstock event.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

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2. Interview: Allen Roskoff, activist, discusses the life and works of Jim Owles, Founder of the Gay Activists Alliance (GAA) and the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project. Includes footage of Owles.

COMMERCIAL: Auntie Em's Farm

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

3. Interview: Marty Rouse, NYC Mayor Dinkins' Liaison to the gay and lesbian community, discusses his new liaison position.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

4. Footage of [press conference] at Gracie Mansion regarding recent murders of gay men. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor; Matt Foreman, Executive Director of the Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP), "Safe Bar Project"; Tom Duane, NYC Council Member; Commissioner Ray Kelly, of the NYPD; David O'Keefe, of the AVP; and Mark Berkley, Promoter for Homo Xtra.

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5. Interview: Bill Dobbs, activist/lawyer, of ACTUP, discusses regarding recent murders of gay men.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

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6. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Gregory Adams, of the Bayard Rustin Commemorative Alliance, regarding upcoming events that celebrate African American gays and lesbians.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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7. Richard Burns, Executive Director of the NY Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, interviews Rina Malonzo, Co-Chair of the International Gay and Lesbian Association (ILGA), regarding the fight to get lesbian and gay rights recognized by the United Nations.

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8. "Naming Names": Michael Tancinco, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent pro-gay articles in Adweek and TV Guide.

9. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Armelia McQueen, entertainer, regarding the loss of entertainers due to AIDS.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Rina Malonzo, Co-Chair of the International Gay and Lesbian Association (ILGA), discusses international gay and lesbian rights issues.

COMMERCIAL: Manatus Restaurant

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3. Interview: Father Bernard Lynch, openly gay priest and author, regarding his personal story and his book "A Priest on Trial".

COMMERCIAL: Auntie Em's Farm

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4. Interview: Steve Gendel, CNBC Science and Medical Correspondent, discusses his on-air coming out. Includes new clip.

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5. Interview: Steve Ashkinazy, MSW, CSW, gay activist, discusses his new organization called Madrigal House, which supports homeless gay and lesbian youth.

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6. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses recent articles in Money magazine and the NY Times.

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7. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King interviews Deborah Massa, Consultant for National Coming Out Day (NCOD), regarding the upcoming NCOD.

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8. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Michael T. Isbell, Staff Attorney for Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, regarding his [book] "Health Care Reforms: Lessons From the HIV Epidemic".

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Andy Humm in Sheridan Square for [political event]. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor; Deborah Glick, NYS Assembly Member; and Tom Duane, NYC Council Member.

3. Footage at Bellevue Hospital of Brendan Fay, gay activist, who was attacked by a youth shouting anti-gay epithets. Includes footage of David Dinkins, NYC Mayor, and Dr. Ruth Messinger, Manhattan Borough President.

4. Footage of GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis) 11th annual Morning Party at [Fire Island Pines]. Includes footage of GCN Correspondent Dale Hogan.

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5. Lou Maletta interviews "Ali", who discusses gay life in the Middle East.

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6. GCN Sports: Bill Baumer, Founder of "Out the Window" comedy troupe, interviews Gutter George, President of the Village Bowling League, regarding his bowling awards.

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7. Human Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF) "Capitol Hill Update": Gregory King, Communications Director of HRCF, discusses Jocelyn Elders' nomination for US Surgeon General and also the Meehan Amendment regarding gays and lesbians in the military.

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

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8. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Michael T. Isbell, Staff Attorney for Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, regarding his [book] "Health Care Reforms: Lessons From the HIV Epidemic".

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9. "Naming Names": Tom Trela, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses anti-gay remarks by "Mary Mark" [Mark Wahlberg].

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1. Andy Humm discusses recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage at Board of Education before the "Gang of Four" votes on Ramon Cortines for NYC Schools Chancellor. Includes footage of Colin Robinson, of GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis); Ayo Harrington, of United Parents Association; Doug Robinson, gay father, [of] Center Kids; John Won, of ACTUP/YELL; Jitu Weusi, education activist; Dolores Ayling, of Concerned Parents [for Educational Accountability]; Dennis Walcott, of the NYC Board of Education (Dinkins Rep.); Tom Duane, NYC Council Member; Mary Cummins, [School Board] President, District 24, Queens; and Ramon Cortines.

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COMMERCIAL: "Re-elect Antonio Pagan [for] City Council". Includes footage from CSPAN of Antonio Pagan, of the NYC Council, speaking at the March on Washington.

3. Interview: Brice Peyre, President of the Stonewall Democratic Club, and Laura Morrison, President of the Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats, discuss their organizations' endorsements for the upcoming primary elections.

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4. Lou Maletta interviews "Ali", who discusses gay life in the Middle East.

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5. GCN Sports: Bill Baumer, Founder of "Out the Window" comedy troupe, interviews Gutter George, President of the Village Bowling League, regarding his bowling career and awards.

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6. "Naming Names": Lisa Graziano, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent advertisement for Out magazine in Interior Design magazine.

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7. "Lavender Health": Gary Johnson, of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Mitchell Karp, Director of the NYC Commission on Human Rights Training Institute, regarding his position and views on gay and lesbian issues.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage from Wigstock '93. Includes footage of drag queens [RuPaul] and the Lady Bunny.

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3. Lee Sharmat interviews [Katherine Law], candidate for Civil Court Judge, regarding her potential position and the upcoming election.

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4. Interview: Elizabeth Holtzman, NYC Comptroller, discusses her political platform for reelection.

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5. Interview: Miriam Friedlander, candidate for reelection for NYC Council, District 3, discusses her political platform.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

6. "Naming Names": Chiqui Cartagena, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses Sprint phone service and their relation to Cobb County, Georgia, where the Board of Commissioners recently issued a resolution condemning homosexuals.

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7. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Reggie Jackson, Executive Director of Center [for] the Rainbow, regarding the Center and its functions for gay men of color.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference. Includes footage of Joe Riordan, [journalist]; Charles Kaiser, Chair of the NY chapter of NLGJA; National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association]; Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Publisher with the NY Times; David Dinkins, NYC Mayor; [Helene Darryl Darvitch], of NBC; Dan Rather, of CBS; Robert MacNeil, of PBS; Judy Woodruff, of CNN; and Tom Brokaw, of NBC.

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3. Footage of Andy Humm at National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference interviewing Kristine Gebbie, President Clinton's AIDS Czar, regarding her new position and efforts.

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4. Footage of Andy Humm at National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference interviewing attendees regarding the film "And the Band Played On". Includes Steve Gendell, of CNBC; Michael Goff, of Out magazine; and Katherine Brady, of "In the Life".

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5. Footage of Andy Humm at National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference interviewing Roberta Achtenberg, Assistant Secretary of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, regarding her position and efforts. Includes footage of Achtenberg giving speech at NLGJA conference.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra

6. Footage of Andy Humm at National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference interviewing Abner Mason, of the Log Cabin Federation, regarding his organization's endorsement of Rudolph Giuliani in the upcoming mayoral election.

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7. "Naming Names": Tom Trela, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses the book and film "And the Band Played On".

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8. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Michael Simmons-DeFord, owner and chef of [Mud Pies, Inc.], regarding his catering organization.

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Interview: Elizabeth Holtzman, NYC Comptroller, discusses her political platform for reelection.

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3. Footage of [protests] in Colorado regarding state civil rights. Includes footage of Terry Schleder, Executive Director of Boycott Colorado; Chris Greenwald, of the Lesbian Avengers; Angela Santoro, of the Lambda Report; and Patricia Ireland, President of the National Organization [for] Women.

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4. Footage of Andy Humm at National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association conference interviewing Bill Dobbs, activist, regarding his NLGJA exhibit on the March on Washington.

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5. Interview: Trish Kerle , Director of Special Projects for the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, regarding registration for the upcoming election.

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6. Ioannis Mookas, of ACTUP/Apocalypse Now, discusses an upcoming forum on fighting the religious right. Includes clip of "Gay Rights – Special Rights", produced by the Traditional Values Coalition in California.

7. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Tom Duane, NYC Council Member, regarding health issues that affect the LGBT community.

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COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

COMMERCIAL: Human Rights Campaign Fund

8. "Naming Names": Leanne Rock, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent episode of the Home Show regarding lesbian mothers.

COMMERCIAL: Naya, Natural Spring Water

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COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

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1. Andy Humm and Lee Sharmat discuss recent general events that relate to the LGBT community.

2. Footage of Andy Humm and Ian Miller at protest against President Clinton and "Don't Ask/Don't Tell".

COMMERCIAL: Manatus Restaurant

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3. Ian Miller, GCN correspondent, interviews Yael Dayan, of the Israeli Parliament, regarding lesbian and gay rights in Israel.

COMMERCIAL: The Monster, NYC club and bar

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4. Footage of protest against Nazis marching in Auburn, NY.

COMMERCIAL: Auntie Em's Farm

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5. Footage of AIDS activists marching at City Hall. Includes footage of Maisha Uzuri James, of the Hetrick Martin Institute; Richard Murphy, Commissioner of Youth Services; Linda Mallor, of Mothers' Voices; Mike Mallor, hemophiliac, living with AIDS; and Jeanne White, mother of Ryan White.

COMMERCIAL: Homo Xtra, "The one. The only. The original."

6. Footage of "The Madness of George III" from the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain.

7. Bill Miranda Salzman, Co-Chair Coordinator of Volunteers for the Gay Games IV, encourages viewers to volunteer.

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8. Lavender Health": Frank Oldham Jr., Director of the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, interviews Tom Duane, NYC Council Member, regarding health issues that affect the LGBT community.

COMMERCIAL: Affirmative Lifestyles

9. "Naming Names": Cathay Che, of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) NY, discusses a recent article in Elle magazine regarding glamour tips from the Lady Bunny, drag queen.

COMMERCIAL: Naya, Natural Spring Water

10. Andy Humm discusses NY state domestic partner benefits ruling.

11. Clip of music video "Dreams" by The Cranberries.