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LGBT youth this week when it and gender identity. U.S. Housing & Urban Development
announced a strategy that U.S. “What I would say is so many Secretary Shaun Donavan said a
Housing & Urban Development of those at risk of homelessness plan to address homelessness will
socialagenda Secretary Shaun Donavan called are marginalized in various help youth ‘who are ostracized and
Gay crowd cheers Nationals to win during “the most far-reaching and ambi- ways,” he told the Blade after the targeted because of their gender
annual Night OUT event. Page 45 tious plan to end homelessness identity or sexual orientation.’
in our history.” Continues on page 14
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Obama repeats calls to pass ENDA, repeal DOMA was barred from taking her girl-
Continued from page 1 administration reinterpreted the def- Following the White House Obama also called for an end
inition of “son and daughter” under Pride reception, the Department of of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” citing friend to prom; Janice Langbehn,
House members, LGBT people FMLA to extend family leave rights Health & Human Services made recent congressional votes to a lesbian whose inability to see
with compelling stories and a to any worker who cares for a child, public the letter that Sebelius sent repeal the statute and an upcom- her dying partner in the hospital
contingent of LGBT youth. The including the same-sex partner of a to hospitals with the request for ing vote in the full Senate on the prompted Obama to issue the
leaders of national LGBT organi- biological parent. “voluntary support” until new regu- defense budget bill to which hospital memorandum; and Chely
zations didn’t receive invitations. FMLA, enacted in 1993, allows lations are published. repeal language is attached. Wright, the country music singer
During the event, Obama workers to take up to 12 weeks of “Your actions could spare many “We have never been closer who recently came out as lesbian
addressed two changes his adminis- unpaid leave during any 12-month patients the pain of being separat- to ending this discriminatory pol- and performed earlier this month
tration is making to afford more rights period to care for loved ones, or ed from a loved one during an icy,” Obama said. “And I’m going at Capital Pride.
to LGBT people and their families. themselves, and allows employ- admission to a hospital — often to keep on fighting until that bill is Also in attendance were Reps.
The newly announced changes cap ees to take time off from work for one of the most anxious times in on my desk and I can sign it.” Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) and
off a series of pro-LGBT changes his the adoption or the birth of a child. their lives,” Sebelius wrote. The president said the “Don’t Patrick Murphy (D-Pa.), as well as
administration has made in recent Obama also touted recent In addition to announcing new Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal compro- gay Reps. Jared Polis (D-Pa.) and
weeks in apparent connection with actions by the Department of administrative changes, the presi- mise Congress pushed forward is Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.).
June as Pride month. Health & Human Services follow- dent also renewed his call for leg- the best way to approach an end Other attendees were high-rank-
The first change, formally ing through on an April hospital islative changes to eliminate dis- to the law because the measure ing members of the Obama admin-
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to reinterpret the Family & Medical menting regulations in which repeal the Defense of Marriage Act, Obama said the review Tina Tchen, director of the White
Leave Act to include same-sex hospitals receiving Medicare and citing his belief that LGBT couples process is important not only to House Office of Public Engagement.
couples and their children. Medicaid funding must allow “deserve the same rights and have the votes for passage in Openly gay administration officials
“And in an announcement same-sex partners to have hos- responsibilities afforded to any mar- Congress, but to ensure “the at the event included John Berry,
today, the Department of Labor pital visitation rights and the abil- ried couple in this country.” He also change is accepted and imple- director of the U.S. Office of Personnel
made clear that under the ity to make emergency medical called on Congress to approve a mented effectively.” Management; Fred Hochberg, presi-
Family & Medical Leave Act, decisions for each other. trans-inclusive Employment Non- A number of high-profile dent of the U.S. Export-Import Bank;
same-sex couples — as well as The president said Health & Discrimination Act. LGBT Americans were at the Nancy Sutley, chair of the White
others raising children — are to Human Services Secretary “No one in America should be reception, including some House Council on Environmental
be treated like the caretakers Kathleen Sebelius on Tuesday fired because they’re gay,” who’ve recently made headlines. Quality; and Brian Bond, LGBT liaison
that they are,” Obama said. sent a letter asking hospitals “to Obama said. “It’s not right, it’s not Notables included Constance for the White House.
According to a statement from adopt these changes now — who we are as Americans, and McMillan, the lesbian high school
the Labor Department, the Obama even before the rule takes effect.” we are going to put a stop to it.” student from Aberdeen, Miss. who Continues on page 12
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VIEWPOINT
HIV leadership that will be missed Dr. Nnemdi Kamanu Elias, needs to
What Dr. Hader’s build on this momentum and not just
departure means maintain the status quo. I have confi-
dence that Dr. Elias has the experi-
for our community ence to succeed in her temporary
post. However, if we simply tread
By DANIEL O’NEILL water until the position is filled, which
I fear may be delayed until after the
Well, she’s gone. coming mayoral election, we risk
With great sadness I learned backsliding on countless problems
earlier this month of Dr. Shannon still brewing, including a housing wait-
Hader’s sudden resignation as list of 600-700 HIV-positive individuals
director of the D.C. HIV/AIDS long, a desperate need to improve
administration, effective July 15. HIV testing, inconsistencies in the
Her imminent departure has left supply of free condoms and lube, and
numerous leaders in the HIV/AIDS a call for more robust linkages to care
community wondering: How could for newly diagnosed patients.
Washington Blade file photo by Michael Key
this happen, just as we gain I hope that by 2012, D.C. will be
momentum to turn the corner on Dr. Shannon Hader, director of the D.C. HIV/AIDS administration, is resigning after serving three years at an a shining example of how to effec-
the HIV/AIDS crisis and only a agency she is credited with greatly improving. tively turn the tide against this dis-
couple years before D.C. takes ease, sending a powerful message
center stage as host of the 2012 ther than before. As a result, “her emblazoned across the front of the District’s MSM population of men to the international HIV/AIDS com-
International AIDS Conference? hands were tied” by a local govern- Washington Post on a weekly basis. who have sex with men. munities through its implementation
At the June 14 meeting of the ment that lacked the funds and the But after her arrival, she took the She also convened a series of of a cohesive plan that mirrors the
Gertrude Stein Club, Mayor Adrian vision to realize the full potential of unprecedented step of overhauling in-depth discussions among local National AIDS Strategy, a mayor
Fenty dodged questions regarding a more integrated, multi-agency D.C.’s approach to HIV/AIDS and leaders to develop an MSM HIV that conveys steadfast support of
the circumstances surrounding Dr. approach needed to address this STD surveillance, transforming it Action Plan that should be the director of D.C. HIV/AIDS
Hader’s departure and what steps public health emergency. into one of the country’s most rigor- released this summer. At her administration, and a local govern-
he had taken, if any, to retain her Whatever the reason for her ous and extensive epidemiological behest, D.C. HIV/AIDS administra- ment that champions more innova-
— adding to speculation that departure, I agree with Council systems that is the envy of most tion has already started to imple- tive and integrated approaches to
dynamics within his administration member David Catania that her state health departments. ment recommendations drawn this ever-evolving epidemic.
and the Department of Health may loss is “catastrophic.” However, I am Her wise investment in a data- from these discussions, including a Dr. Hader’s vision has laid the
have played a role in her leaving. hopeful that our community can supported, science-driven strategy request for grant applications that foundation for achieving this goal.
Larry Bryant, co-chair of DC weather this transition, if we act on to fight HIV/AIDS has been the aim to support MSM-targeted con- Now it is up to us to finish the job.
Fights Back, an organization that was the vision she has left for us and lynchpin of our recent successes dom distribution and social net- Thank you, Dr. Hader.
influential in Dr. Hader’s hiring, press our politicians to treat and will remain one of her lasting working interventions. All of these Your leadership will be
echoed the position of other commu- HIV/AIDS like the “No. 1 health pri- legacies. As a member of the HIV efforts indicate that Dr. Hader is sorely missed.
nity leaders that the Fenty administra- ority” it is. We cannot be spectators. Prevention Community Planning leaving us in a good position for the
tion offered “little support of Dr. Hader” Dr. Hader bravely assumed the Group, I saw first-hand how the time being; but at this pivotal
during her tenure and resisted the helm of the beleaguered HIV/AIDS recent epidemiological data were moment we must seize this oppor- Daniel O’Neill is chair of
undertaking of a more comprehen- administration in 2007, at a time instrumental in justifying a greater tunity, lest we risk wasting valuable the DC Center’s HIV
Prevention Working
sive HIV/AIDS strategy, including when DOH’s repeated failures and prioritization of Centers for Disease time to utilize available data. Group. Reach him at
interventions that would go much fur- mismanagement of the crisis were Control & Prevention funds to the Dr. Hader’s interim replacement, danielfoneill@gmail.com.
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Did you get an HIV test this year?
ssume nothing is that HIV is still a crisis for gay men.
The HIV diagnosis rate among gay Gay men account for more than half of infection, and if you are HIV-posi-
tive, the best way to protect your
about your partner's men is more than 44 times that of
all new infections in the U.S. every year, partners. If you’re HIV-positive
other men. Gay men also account and having sex with someone
HIV/AIDS status for more than half of all new infec- who is also positive, condoms
tions in the U.S. every year, and are and are the only risk group among can reduce your risk of becoming
By DR. KEVIN FENTON the only risk group among whom infected with another sexually
new HIV infections are increasing. whom new HIV infections are increasing. transmitted disease like syphilis.
It’s been nearly 30 years since the But there is one thing we all can HIV in the gay community is
first cases of HIV were identified do – get an HIV test, and get it at As we mark National HIV drugs during sex. Be honest with not inevitable; it need not be a
among gay men in the United States. least once a year. People who Testing Day on June 27, I urge all yourself about your risk and get rite of passage. Get tested at
Fear, misinformation, and discrimina- don’t know they’re infected account gay men to do three things: tested as frequently as needed. least once a year, and encour-
tion gripped the nation. But gay men for the majority of new sexually Get tested for HIV once a year Encourage your friends to get age your friends to do the same.
took charge, fought for research, got transmitted HIV infections in the – and more often if you’re at high tested. Ask your friends if they’ve It’s a simple step, but one that
the message out about safe sex, U.S., while infected individuals who risk. Nearly one-third of gay and been tested for HIV this year. could save your life
and, most importantly, took care of know their status can take steps to bisexual men have not been test- Talking about HIV keeps it on the or the life of some-
each other. HIV infection rates plum- protect others from infection and ed for HIV in the previous year, radar. And getting tested and one you love.
meted as a result. extend their lives with antiretroviral as CDC recommends. Gay men diagnosed early in the course of
As HIV has become more treat- therapy. Yet a Centers for Disease who are at higher risk for HIV HIV infection saves lives.
able and less visible, the sense of Control & Prevention study of gay infection should get tested at Don’t make assumptions Dr. Kevin Fenton is
director, National Center for
concern among gay men has dra- and bisexual men in five major U.S. least every six months. This about your partners’ HIV status. If HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis,
matically declined. Thirty years is a cities found that almost half of includes those who have multiple you are HIV-negative, correct and STD, and TB Prevention for
long time to maintain a sense of those who were HIV-positive did or anonymous sex partners, use consistent condom use is the the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention.
urgency about anything, but the fact not know they were infected. methamphetamines, or use best way to protect yourself from
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Voters immovable on marriage equality?
Study suggests ad There’s no evidence to support the
campaigns are a notion that voters move one way or
waste of time
another on marriage equality over the
By ROBERTA SKLAR
course of a four to six month campaign.
A groundbreaking study by
Patrick Egan was released last campaign. Both Geoff Kors of ply walk all over us.
week related to polling on ballot California Equality and Kate But there is no way around the
measures on marriage equality Kendell of NCLR believe that the hard work that must be done
and same-sex relationships. The reason voters don’t move is they between campaigns to educate and
study shows that voters don’t are being hit by arguments from bring our message to bear. We
Photo courtesy of Human Rights Campaign
move during campaigns. They both sides, are skeptical of all polit- need to stop whining and start
vote the way they said they would ical arguments and stick with working. It’s not up to organizations A new study shows that despite the time, energy and resources given to cam-
right from the start. “Whaaa?,” I where they were. with magic messaging. Instead, it’s paigns in support of same-sex marriage, the efforts do little to sway voters.
said to myself when I first read it This makes a lot of sense. Most up to each of us, right now, to reach
and did a double take. voters don’t think or care all that out to the people in our lives. They has been happening. When I was “Findings from a Decade of Polling
So what are all the energy, much about marriage equality in are not abstract “voters” or the “mov- coming up, I never thought that our on Ballot Measures Regarding the
time, resources and money spent the first place and with lies coming able middle” but our friends, our rights would even be considered — Legal Status of Same-Sex
about? The ads, the door knock- from our opponents, rebuttals neighbors, our co-workers, our rela- let alone put up for debate. Couples” prepared by public opin-
ing, the name calling. I said to from our side, name calling all tives. They can and will move — but And while I resent how that ion expert Patrick J. Egan, Ph.D., at
friends and colleagues: “This around – why try to sort it out? not because of a TV ad, because debate often occurs and am as www.haasjr.org/sites/default/files/
report will knock your socks off.” All this does is reinforce what we took the time to move them. impatient as anyone with the pace of Marriage%20Polling.pdf. But please
According to NYU professor we already know: a campaign is What we do know is that when progress, I am grateful to have the don’t just read it — start talking
Egan’s report, a study of 167 polls no time to start to try to change people move to our side, they stay opportunity to fight for myself and my beyond your comfort zone.
taken in 33 states over a decade, hearts and minds. So, what is it there and that they will be with us the family. But I also realize that this fight
there’s no evidence to support the for? Certainly it is there to get out next time they are casting their vote. is ultimately about how much I am Roberta Sklar is an LGBT rights com-
munications advocate and former direc-
notion that voters move one way or the vote, to reinforce those who I’m sick at heart that our rights get willing to invest in it by reaching out tor of communications for the National
another on marriage equality over support us and to counter the put up for a popular vote. But I don’t person by person, day after day. Gay & Lesbian Task Force. Reach her at
the course of a four to six month opposition so that they don’t sim- have that choice — that is where it You can read the report, robertasklar@yahoo.com.
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on the adjacent pages.
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cause serious side effects if taken with REYATAZ. important to tell your healthcare provider promptly if they occur.
june 25, 2010 • washingtonblade.com 31
A scene from the groundbreaking gay movie ‘BOYS IN THE BAND.’ Dancing to Martha and the Vandellas from left are Kenneth Nelson as Michael, Reuben Greene as Bernard,
Cliff Gorman as Emory and Keith Prentice as Larry. In the background is Frederick Combs as Donald.
Photo courtesy of Silverdocs
history of Fire Island Pines. ly allowed me access into his weekend. Visit silverdocs.com for masterpiece and a landmark in
New making-of film Crowley had written part of his world and it was a kind of gift.” ticket prices and show times. gay and pop culture.
about gay classic at seminal 1968 play “The Boys in “Making the Boys,” a 93-minute Robey discovered “Boys” “It’s a brilliant piece of work,”
the Band” there and Robey want- documentary on the story behind when he was about 16 and Robey says. “The lines are witty,
Silverdocs today ed to include him in his film. the story of “Boys in the Band” is attending a creative arts high it’s lasted the test of time, all of the
“I listened to him for about 10 being screened today at 1:15 p.m. school in Houston. Caught kiss- people involved were very brave
By JOEY DiGUGLIELMO minutes and I was like, ‘This has to at the Discovery HD Theater at ing another boy in the stairwell, a and yes, it’s a part of history but
be documented. This is some real- Discovery Communications World teacher pulled him aside and it’s also great story telling. And
One thing leads to another ly important history that’s been Headquarters in Silver Spring as gave him a copy of the “Boys” some really great performances.”
and another. At least that’s the overlooked,’” Robey says during a part of Silverdocs, a documentary script. Years later he discovered Robey’s enthusiasm for the
way it went for gay filmmaker phone interview. “I made a quick film festival that runs through the William Friedkin-directed project was infectious. He pre-
Crayton Robey. mental note and then I told him, ‘I Sunday. Other gay- and trans- 1970 film adaptation, which fea- sented it as a work in progress at
The New York resident need to know more about “Boys in themed films such as “Regretters,” tured the entire stage cast, when the Tribeca Film Festival last year
tracked down gay playwright the Band.” When I’m finished with “I’m Just Anneke,” “The Other a friend showed it to him on VHS. and producer Doug Tirola of 4th
Mart Crowley for his first docu- this documentary, I want to come City” and short subjects “Last Though some have criticized the Row Films loved what he saw.
mentary “When Ocean Meets back to this.’ It was kind of pre- Address” and “The Faux Real” play and film as dated and
Sky” (2006), which presented the sumptuous on my part but he real- will be screened throughout the anachronistic, Robey says it’s a Continues on page 50
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SOCIALAGENDA
Friday, June 25 and movie theme songs will be played
ZIEGFELD’S CLUB REOPENING and a drink special called $5 martini mad-
PARTY is tonight. Shows at 11 p.m. and 1 ness will be offered.
a.m. Dancing before and after each show “MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION,”
with DJ Spyke. directed by Keith Baxter, will have two
COUNTDOWN TO FREE at Apex, 1415 showings today, one at 2 p.m. and another
22nd St. From 9 to 10 p.m., drinks are $3. at 7:30 p.m. at Sidney Harman Hall, 610 F
From 10 to 11 p.m., drinks are $2. From St., N.W. Originally banned from the stage,
11 p.m. to midnight drinks are free. “Mrs. Warren’s Profession” scandalized
“GLEE CLUB” is at Town tonight. audiences upon its debut. The world of the
Performances, sing-a-longs, karaoke, idealistic Vivie is turned upside down when
videos and “Glee” music. Doors open at she learns that her family’s considerable
10 p.m., show starts at 10:30 p.m. For wealth comes from her mother’s manage-
those 18-20, $10 all night. For those 21 ment of a chain of brothels.
and over, $5 before 11 p.m. and $10 after.
DIVAS OUTDOORS at Hillwood Estate, Monday, June 28
Museum & Gardens, 4155 Linnean Gay “American Idol” runner-up ADAM
Avenue, N.W. screens “My Little LAMBERT performs tonight at the 9:30
Chickadee,” staring Mae West and W.C. Club, 815 V St., N.W. Doors open at 7
Fields at 8:30 tonight. At 7:45 p.m., judging p.m. Also featuring Orianthi and Allison
of best picnic spread begins with winners Iraheta. The concert is sold out but a tie-in
being announced at 8 p.m. $15 public and event called “After Adam” is at Town.
members, $10 college students and chil- Doors open at 9 p.m. Free with concert
dren and teens 6-18. To order tickets, call ticket, $5 without. 18 and over.
202 686-5807. For more information visit
oneinten.org or hillwoodmuseum.org. Tuesday, June 29
QUEER PULP FOR THE GIRLS AND Join BURGUNDY CRESCENT
BOIS at Black Squirrel, 2427 18th St., VOLUNTEERS to help pack safer sex kits
N.W., is tonight at 9. No cover charge, 21 tonight from 7-9 p.m. at EFN Lounge, on
and over to enter. 9th Street between O and N streets.
GAY DISTRICT, a weekly, non-church
affiliated discussion and social group for Wednesday, June 30
GBTQ men between 18 and 35, meets American College Personnel Association
tonight from 8:30-10:30 p.m. at St. presents “THE THREE BS: BINARIES,
Margaret’s Episcopal Church, 1820 BOXES, BUDGETS,” a student affairs
Connecticut Ave., N.W. For more informa- focused workshop, in the Atrium Room in
tion, e-mail gd@gaydistrict.org. Celebrate the Adele H. Stamp Student Union at
Shabbat services, 8:30-10 p.m. at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Washington, D.C. Jewish Community Registration and continental breakfast at
Center, 1529 16th St. Services are fol- 8 a.m. The session will run from 8:30
lowed by an Oneg social. Photo courtesy of RCA
a.m. - 4 p.m. with a break for lunch. For
more information and to register online,
Saturday, June 26 ‘American Idol’ sensation ADAM LAMBERT, who came out after appearing on the visit myacpa.org.
BURGUNDY CRESCENT VOLUNTEERS show, plays the 9:30 Club Monday. YAPPY HOUR: HAPPY HOUR FOR
helps with food preparation and packing DOGS AT LARRY’S LOUNGE, 1836 18th
groceries for Food & Friends at its new weather is Sunday. PETS-DC is dedicated prised of multi-instrumentalists Samantha St., N.W., is today from 4 to 8 p.m. featur-
facility near the Fort Totten Metro Station, to improving the health and well being of Wandtke and Mark Peterson. Night and ing drink specials and giveaways.
219 Riggs Road N.E., at 8 a.m. people living with HIV/AIDS or other dis- the City is from Washington and com-
DC FRONT RUNNERS fun walk/run at Rock abling conditions and their companion pets. prised of Christin Durham, Christopher Thursday, July 1
Creek Park is today from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. For more information visit petsdc.org. Goett, S.L. Noon, and Greg Svitil. They Atlas Performing Arts Center presents
The walk goes from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and Etxe Records & Productions and Sasha have formerly played in the Antiques, Girl SUMMER FILM SERIES: GAY 101
the run goes from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Lord present Night and the City, FANGS Loves Distortion and Victor Victoria. SHOWING “BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S”
PETS-DC presents PRIDE OF PETS at OUT AND PROM CONCUSSION at starring Audrey Hepburn at the Paul
Dupont Circle today. $25 unlimited entry or Comet Ping Pong, 5037 Connecticut Ave. Sunday, June 27 Sprenger Theatre, 1333 H St., N.E., at 8
$6 per individual class. Check in begins at 2 N.W., tonight at 10:30. All ages. Fangs Out HOMOWOOD KARAOKE at Cobalt, p.m. Buy tickets at atlasarts.org or at the
p.m., show starts at 3. Rain date for adverse is a two-piece band from Toledo com- 1639 R St., N.W. is tonight. Show tunes box office one hour prior to the movie.
june 25, 2010 • washingtonblade.com 37
38 washingtonblade.com • june 25, 2010
SOCIALAGENDA
National HIV Testing Day is Sunday
Whitman-Walker Clinic of People with AIDS launched the
annual campaign “in response to
“The struggle is to let the desire
to survive supersede the unease.
GREATER BADEN MEDICAL
SERVICES, Suitland Health
to offer free services the growing number of HIV infec- Know that if you discover your sta- and Wellness Center, 5001
tions in communities of color and tus is positive, the best way to Silver Hill Rd., 2nd Floor,
in greater D.C. area other heavily impacted communi- guarantee survival is to get treat- Suitland, Md., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
ties.” Each year on June 27, ment, which you can only get after
By SARAH McKIBBEN NAPWA works with thousands of a diagnosis,” he says. “An HIV- SATURDAY
community-based organizations, positive diagnosis is a scary thing Benning Neighborhood Library,
Nationwide, more than 1 million businesses and health departments for a lot of people, but without a 3935 Benning Rd., N.E., 11 a.m.
people are living with HIV. Yet up to to encourage routine HIV testing doubt it saves lives.” to 3 p.m.
Photo courtesy of Whitman-Walker Clinic
250,000 are unaware that they’re and to spread the message to “Take For those who test positive, Giant, 1050 Brentwood Rd,
HIV-positive, according to the the Test, Take Control.” Whitman-Walker offers the N.E., 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Experts acknowledge that getting
Centers for Disease Control & Although National HIV Testing resources necessary to under- tested for HIV can be an intimidat-
Prevention. For those unaware of Day effectively puts the issue into stand the diagnosis and lay out a SUNDAY ing prospect, but say the ability to
their status or due for what experts the spotlight, Williams believes plan of action to treat the virus. “GOD’S PEOPLE ARE get treatment far outweighs the
recommend as a yearly test, this the best way to promote testing is “The first thing we do is try to GETTING TESTED” INITIATIVE, anxious feelings.
weekend is the perfect time to get by word of mouth. “The power assess the mental and physical Christ Lutheran Church, 16th and
tested as Sunday is National HIV behind days like this is when health of the person,” Williams says. Gallatin Streets, N.W., noon to 3 p.m. TUESDAY
Testing Day. Several local events community members talk to their “We take confirmatory tests to veri- MLK Memorial Library, 901 G Elizabeth Taylor Medical
are planned. friends, family, coworkers and fy the presence of the virus in their St., N.W., 1 to 4 p.m. Center, 1701 14th St., N.W., 9
Washington’s Whitman-Walker associates about getting tested,” system and then our providers a.m. to 5 p.m.
Clinic will sponsor free and confiden- Williams says. “It’s about the measure their overall health and MONDAY Max Robinson Center, 2301
tial rapid testing and outreach events involvement of family and friends look for associated illnesses like Elizabeth Taylor Medical Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., S.E.,
today through Tuesday. Rapid test- who can gain the ear of those hepatitis or other STDs.” Center, 1701 14th St., N.W., 9 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ing uses a quick finger prick to obtain people who need to hear it most.” a.m. to 7 p.m. GREATER BADEN MEDICAL
a small sample of blood and offers For those who may be afraid to Max Robinson Center, 2301 SERVICES, Glenarden Apartments
results within 20 minutes. get tested, Williams assures that Schedule of Events Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., S.E., Health Center, 3028 Brightseat
Pernell Williams, community their fear is “absolutely normal.” TODAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rd., Suite 104, Glenarden, Md.,
outreach manager for Whitman- “I haven’t met a single person Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center, GREATER BADEN MEDICAL 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Walker, suggests routine testing. who was not afraid to get tested 1701 14th St., N.W., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SERVICES, Glenarden Apartments Gay Men’s Health & Wellness/
“The CDC recommends getting and who did not catch their Max Robinson Center, 2301 Health Center, 3028 Brightseat STD Clinic, Elizabeth Taylor
tested every six to 12 months,” he says. breath when they were about to Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., S.E., Rd., Suite 104, Glenarden, Md., Medical Center, 1701 14th St.,
In 1995, the National Association hear the results,” he says. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1o a.m. to 3 p.m. N.W., 6 p.m.
june 25, 2010 • washingtonblade.com 39
FITNESSAGENDA
Weight training is for women, too
and does not require energy to assist in warding off depression. your flexibility. Bigger and stronger
Leave assumptions maintain it. Fat just sits there not Weight training decreases your muscles do not get in the way of flex-
at the gym door burning calories and makes you look risk of diabetes by increasing glu- ibility. On the contrary, if you perform
flabby. Muscles, on the other hand, cose utilization in the body. exercises through their full range of
By KEVIN M. NORRIS are metabolically active, burn calo- Weight training helps fight motion, flexibility will increase.
ries, raise metabolism and increase heart disease, the number one Weight training does not spot
When I consult with a new the rate at which your body uses killer among women. This is reduce any one area of the body
female client and the topic of weight energy. The more muscle you have, attained by improving your blood that needs improvement. Weight
training comes up as one crucial the more overall fat your body will pressure and lowering sugar and training increases lean mass
component of their exercise pro- burn and the less fat is stored. bad cholesterol levels. throughout your entire body and
gram, concern and confusion is Weight training increases Weight training tightens loose as a result those problem areas
generally expressed. There are bone density, fights arthritis and ends and changes the overall will be aided as well.
numerous myths and false miscon- osteoporosis, a disease more shape of your body, creating a Weight training is a crucial
ceptions concerning women and commonly found in women. firmer and more solid body. A firmer component in losing fat. One
weight training. Weight training makes you body creates less “jiggle.” cannot lose fat only through car-
Lifting weights and muscular stronger. Women tend to be two- Remember, muscles are under- diovascular activity.
development is stereotypically a thirds the strength of men. Not neath the subcutaneous fat and it is Realizing and debunking
man’s world and the thought of lift- only does weight training increase the fat that needs to be eliminated. these fitness myths will better
ing weights for women is often intim- muscle strength but it also Weight training slows down equip women with the tools nec-
idating, bewildering and unneces- increases joint stability and builds the aging process. And the ben- essary to develop a lean fit body.
sary. Women, by and large, simply stronger connective tissue. efits of weight training can be The best way to transform a
don’t know their way around the Weight training improves ath- attained at any age. body is to gain muscle through
weight room, or generally feel letic performance; it makes you Conversely, weight training does weight training in conjunction
Photo by iStockphoto.com/phildate
uncomfortable lifting weights. stronger, faster, more agile and not make you bulky or masculine. with losing fat through
Women also generally feel that ing weights will make them bulky decreases the risk of injury. Women simply have too much aerobic activity and
the effects of weight training will be and masculine, provoke them to Weight training also improves estrogen and not enough testos- proper diet.
detrimental to their progress and gain unnecessary weight and balance and coordination. terone to increase muscle mass
goals. And given that weight loss is increase their risk of injury. Weight training increases brain substantially without supplementa-
Kevin M. Norris is a
a common goal among women, Don’t allow these myths to pre- power and endorphins, the feel- tion. Weight training does not health and fitness columnist
many women believe that weight vent you from reaping all the exten- good brain chemicals, and can increase masculinity without addi- for DC Agenda and owner
of Mind Your Own Body,
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Washington, DC 20003 In Dupont Circle area; popular with men @ BLACK SQUIRREL 410-82-EAGLE Tyson Place is a restaurant bar
202-544-1931 but hosts regular women’s events. 2427 18th St., NW Longtime Levi/leather bar not far located behind Leon’s with a
Longtime bar popular with African- Washington DC 20009 from Mount Vernon offers friendly bar, separate entrance.
American men in Capitol Hill area. FIREPLACE Alternative party for queer people billiards, outdoor patio, videos and a
2161 P St., NW featuring disco house, electro, indie pop, full store for your leather needs. PORT IN A STORM
BANANA CAFÉ Washington, DC 20037 dance and industrial every Friday night. Mostly men, but welcoming to women. 4330 E. Lombard St.
500 8th St., SE 202-293-1293 Baltimore, MD 21224
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BLOWOFF Friendly bar for men hosts regular happy 6,000 square feet of space for dancing 205 W. Read St. 410-563-2617
815 V St., NW hours and special events, including and billiards. One half block west of Baltimore, MD 21201 Neighborhood bar in Highlandtown
Washington, DC 20001 karaoke and shirtless drink special Eastern Market Metro. 410-225-3100 area is popular with men and women
blowoff.us nights. Check web site for details. Another of Baltimore’s friendly neighbor- and offers billiards.
Created by musicians Bob Mould and McPherson Square Metro. TOWN hood bars in Mount Vernon featuring
Richard Morel, Blowoff is an occasional DANCEBOUTIQUE billiards, jukebox and welcoming service. SAPPHOS
dance event popular with men. Events are JR.’S 2009 8th St., NW 1001 N. Charles St.
held in clubs around the country; D.C.’s 1519 17th St., NW Washington, DC 20001 GALLERY Baltimore, MD 21201
Blowoff parties are held at the 9:30 club Washington, DC 20036 202-234-TOWN 1735 Maryland Ave. 410-752-7133
in the popular U Street corridor. 202-328-0090 towndc.com Baltimore, MD 21201 centralstationpub.com
jrswdc.com Dance club and bar popular with men 410-539-6965 Part of the Grand Central complex,
COBALT Longtime friendly Dupont Circle area and women, features regular drag per- Longtime bar and restaurant popular Sappho’s attracts a lesbian crowd
1639 R St., NW bar popular with men; videos, regular formances. U Street Metro. with African-American clientele. and offers comfy couches, outdoor
Washington, DC 20009 special events. patio and more in its second
202-462-6569 ULTRABAR GRAND CENTRAL floor location.
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street level and 30 Degrees bar. lacedc.com Large dance club with gay-friendly Large entertainment complex featuring FREDDIE’S
Every night is ladies night at Lace; events and vibe located downtown near friendly pub, lesbian bar Sappho’s upstairs BEACH BAR
CREW CLUB features regular special events for women Metro Center. and a dance club on the first floor. 555 23rd St. South
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Washington, DC 20005 site for details on happy hour specials. WHERE THE GIRLS GO HIPPO 703-685-0555
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crewclub.net LARRY’S LOUNGE Queer women's events in the D.C. area. Baltimore, MD 21201 includes a restaurant and friendly bar,
Men’s 24-hour gym in Logan Circle area, 1836 18th St., NW Check web site for latest info. 410-547-0069 regular specials and is popular with
featuring steam rooms, lounges, Washington, DC 20009 clubhippo.com men and women. Crystal City Metro.
private dressing rooms and more. 202-483-1483 ZIEGFELD’S/ Large club popular with men and women
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Located near the convention center, two rock, house, disco and New Wave. Check Large parking lot available; located in crowd, though welcoming to women and lesbian sports fans and is known
blocks north of Gallery Place Metro. web site for 2010 schedule of events. Buzzard’s Point warehouse district. and straight patrons. for its superb burgers.
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