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- Tags: Republican Party
[2026] Uncloseted Anti-Gay Trump Administration Article
Tags: 2026, 988 suicide hotline, ACA, Affordable Care Act, Affordable Care Act (ACA), AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV fundraising, AIDS/HIV laws, amfAR, anti gay, anti-ICE, bathroom access, California, CDC, Center for Christian Virtue, Center for Disease Control (CDC), Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Children's Health Insurance Program, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), CHIP, civil rights, Cleveland Clinic, Colorado, Connecticut, Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Department of Education, Department of Education (DOE), Department of Education Office for Civil Rights, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services, Department of Justice, Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Veteran Affairs, Department of Veteran Affairs (VA), detransitioning, discrimination, District Judge Katherine Polk Failla, District Judge P. Casey Pitts, District Judge Royce Lamberth, DOE, DOE Office for Civil Rights, Donald Trump, Dylan Mulvaney, Education Secretary Linda McMahon, Eithan Haim, Ethics and Public Policy Center, executive orders, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, federal funding, Federal Trade Commission, Foster care, foster children, Fox News, gender affirming, gender affirming care, gender identity, HHS, HHS Health Resources and Services, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., HIV, HIV prevention, HIV/AIDs, HIV/AIDS and the Law, HIV/AIDs outreach, HIV/AIDS research, Hope Pisoni, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), hormone therapy, hotline, HRT, ICE, Idaho, Independent Women's Forum, Iowa, JAMA Network Open, Kaitlan Collins, Kansas, Katherine Polk Failla, LGBT Veteran Care Coordinators, Linda McMahon, Maryland, Massachusetts, Medicaid, Michigan, military ban, military inclusion, Minnesota, MyGender Dolls, New York, New York Times, Nico Dialesandro, North Carolina, OCR, Office for Civil Rights, Office for Civil Rights (OCR), Ohio, P. Casey Pitts, PEPFAR, Pete Hegseth, President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment, puberty blockers, QueerDoc, religious liberty, Religious Liberty Commission, Republican Party, RFK Jr., Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Royce Lamberth, Ryan White, Ryan White care Act, Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act, Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act (CARE), sexual orientation discrimination, South Carolina, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Supreme Court, Texas, The Trevor Project, Title IX, trans athletes, trans healthcare, trans military bans, Trans Prision, trans sports bans, trans youth, Transgender, transgender healthcare, transgender military bans, transgender sports bans, Trevor Project, Trump administration, U.S. Army War College, Unloseted Media, VA, veterans, Washington, West Virginia, Wolves in White Coats: How Doctors and Hospitals Pushed and Profited from the Fraud of 'Gender Medicine', World Professional Association for Transgender Health, Youth Risk Behavior Survey
[2001] Tulsa Family News, August 2001; Volume 8, Issue 8
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: "Nightline", AIDS, anti-bias conference, anti-bias law, Bishops, Boston, Boy Scouts, businesses, Canada, Charleston, churches, Community Center, condoms, Council Oak Men's Chorale, David Satcher, domestic violence, Employment Non Discrimination Act, execution, firefighters, Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, gay bashing, hate crime, HIV testing, HIV treatment, Houston, medical marijuana, Openarms Youth Project, PFLAG, Poetry, Red Cross, Red Rock Tulsa, religion, Republican Party, restaurants, sex offenders, South Africa, Southern Literature, Stevie Nicks, Tulsa County Democratic Party, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, Uganda, women's basketball
[2000] Tulsa Family News, August 2000; Volume 7, Issue 8
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 2000, African Americans, AIDS, aMUSEments, arts and entertainment, Bars, Boy Scouts, businesses, churches, civil unions, Colin Powell, Dick Cheney, gay bashing, Gay marriage, Gay Studies, hate crimes, HIV, homophobia, Jim Christjohn, journalism, Karin Gregory, Lamont Lindstorm, Marie Mohler, marriage equality, military inclusion, Murder, Native Americans, performing arts, Raging Lesbian, Read All About It, Republican Party, restaurants, support groups, Tammy Faye Messner, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News
[1997] Tulsa Family News, June 1997; Volume 4, Issue 7
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 'Shower of Stoles', AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV education, arts and entertainment, Arts Update, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, Bill Clinton, businesses, censorship, children, churches, civil rights, Dave Fleischer, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dr. Michael D. Gorman, Ellen Degeneres, follies, hate crimes, Health and Wellness, homophobia, HOPE Testing, Human Rights Campaign, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, marriage, Michael Thomas Ford, parade, Partner Benefits, performing arts, picnic, Pride, Read All About It, Republican Party, restaurants, ShockWave, The Spudder, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights
[1996] Tulsa Family News, May 15-June 14, 1996; Volume 3, Issue 6
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1996, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV testing, AIDS/HIV treatment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, churches, Dave Fleischer, Don Nickles, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Eric Lane, estate planning, Follies Revue, funerals, homophobia, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, J.D. Jamett, James Christjohn, Jean-Pierre Legrandbouche, marriage, Nina Shengold, Out and About, Patricia Nell Warren, performing arts, picnic, Pride, Read All About It, Red Ribbon Revue, Republican Party, restaurants, rodeo, Ryan White care Act, Steve Largent, Tom Neal, travel, Tulsa Family News, Unity Gardens Eureka Springs, viatication, war crimes
[1995] Tulsa Family News, November 15-December 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 12
The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…
Tags: 1995, African Americans, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV research, annulment, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barry Hensley, Bars, businesses, censorship, churches, Community Center, conspiracy, Dave Fleischer, Deb Price, Disney, divorce, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Dornan Bill, employment discrimination, Employment Non Discrimination Act, Equil Employment Commission, estate planning, Eureka Springs, Federal Aviation Administration, Gay and Lesbian History Month, gay politicians, Gay/Lesbian America Music Awards (GLAMA), healthcare, homophobia, horoscope, Human Rights Campaign, Human Rights Campaign Fund, injection drugs, insurance, Joyce Murdoch, lawsuits, Log Cabin Republicans, Making Sense, marriage, medical malpractice, medical marijuana, Metropolitan Community Church of Greater Tulsa, Mr. Oklahoma Leather, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, needle exchange, Partner Benefits, Pat Morehead, performing arts, PFLAG, Phyl Boler Schmidt, Phyl Boler-Schmidt, Politically Un-Correct, Read All About It, representation, Republican Party, restaurants, schools, sodomy laws, Steve Largent, Tennessee Williams, Tom Neal, Transgender, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahoman for Human Rights, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights HIV Testing, Tulsa Uniform and Leather Seekers Association (TULSA), viatication, whistleblowers, White House Conference on AIDS, World AIDS day


