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March 1999 Media Report (posted April 17, 1999) Michael Szymanski's March report on Bisexuality in the media is out!
February 1999 Media Report (posted April 17, 1999) Michael Szymanski's February report on Bisexuality in the media is out!
January 1999 Media Report (posted March 21, 1999) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - Jan '99
October 1998 Media Report (posted October 31, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - Oct '98
September 1998 Media Report (posted October 12, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - Sept '98
July/August 1998 Media Report (posted September 13, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - Aug '98
June 1998 Media Report (posted June 25, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - June '98
April 1998 Media Report (posted April 15, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the media - April '98
IBC5 Press Release (posted April 15, 1998) 5th International Bisexual Conference Press Release
Kerry Lobel Keynote Address (posted April 15, 1998) Exerpts from Kerry Lobel's Keynote address at the 5th International Bisexual Conference Press Release
March 1998 Media Report (posted March 5, 1998) Michael Szymanski's Bisexuality in the Media - March (March 1998)
City of Houston: Executive Order Protects TG Employees (posted March 5, 1998) On Monday, February 16th, 1998, Lee P. Brown, the Mayor of Houston signed an Executive Order to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. The magic is in the definition of sexual orientation which reads "the actual or perceived status of a person with respect to his or her sexuality." The term sexuality can be defined in many ways, and the real or perceived status of a person's sexuality definitely covers the transgender experience. Hats off to the Mayor and his legal staff; Annise Parker, Houston's first openly-queer elected member of Houston City Council; Houston TG leaders, including but not limited to, Vanessa Edwards, Marie Gallagher, Michelle Myers, Sarah DePalma and MANY, MANY others who were out and visible and worked on Annise's campaign and followed this executive order through to the signing. Good work!
Eye on the Future (posted February 18, 1998) Read Timothy Turner's report from the Southeastern Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered College Conference, "Eye on the Future," February 13-15, 1998.
