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| | Munar to head AIDS Foundation of Chicago
From a News Release
Chicago—The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC ) board of directors has announced its appointment of AFC Vice President David Ernesto Munar to the post of president/CEO, effective Jan. 31, 2011. After 20 years at AFC and ... | | 
| | Howard Brown donors match $100K grant
From a News Release
Donors to Howard Brown Health Center's Lifeline Appeal—the facility's public plea for funds—have helped match a $100,000 challenge grant made by an anonymous donor earlier this month. With the $100,000 ... | |
| | One megachurch pastor comes out; another fights charges
Jim Swilley—the pastor of Church in the Now, the Georgia institution he found a quarter-century ago—has officially come out of the closet, according to ABC News. In a video, Swilley, 52, said, "I know a lot ... | | 
| | Lesbian activist eyes run for city clerk
Hesitantly but in no uncertain terms, Marilyn Morales, a lesbian activist and Chicago Park District operations manager, told Windy City Times that she plans on running for city clerk this February. "I'm in it," Morales said. ... | |
| | Chicago activist Rosalind Glanton dies, services held
Longtime community activist Rosalind Glanton died suddenly Nov. 8. Glanton was recognized for her work as a founding board member of Affinity at the agency's 15th anniversary benefit at Sidetrack in October. Affinity Community Services reported ... | |
| | Ricky Martin signs books in Chicago
Ricky Martin flew the red eye in to Chicago Nov. 12 from his previous night's appearance at the Latin Grammys to sign copies of his new book, Me (or "Yo" for the spanish version ) , at the Borders bookstore in ... | | 
| | AsiaPacific Outgames approaching
The next major LGBT sporting event with multiple disciplines is the 2nd AsiaPacific Outgames, set for March 12-19, 2011, in Wellington, New Zealand—and about 2,500 are expected, with 18 sports, a human-rights conference and at least ... | | 
| | Jonathan Plummer finds niche as website host
The name Jonathan Plummer may not immediately ring a bell, but the title "ex-husband of author Terry McMillan" might. Plummer married the How Stella Got Her Groove Back author in 1998 but came out to her in ... | | 
| | A look back: Mayor Harold Washington discusses gay rights
The following interview with Mayor Harold Washington ran in the Sept. 4, 1986 edition of Windy City Times. We're running it now as part of the Windy City Times' 25th anniversary year, and also as a ... | | 
| | Christina Aguilera: Can't hold her down
Singer makes big-screen debut in one of the gayest movies of the year: Burlesque Christina Aguilera's career is made of bold moves—be it the "Beautiful" video, with its tight shots of men making out, or musically ... |
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