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November
Culture Series:
Dr. Lisa Diamond
Join Lisa Diamond to discuss the implications of sexual fluidity for our understanding of all individuals' sexuality, and I also discuss how the notion of fluidity has been distorted by anti-gay groups advancing an agenda of "repairing" homosexuals by changing their desires. I conclude by addressing the importance of speaking out againt such anti-gay and anti-scientific agendas.
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Sunday,November20, 2011
2:00pm-5:00pm
$5.00 Suggested Donation
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909 W. Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90007
(213) 741-0094
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Greetings!
ONE hosts a memorable event, receives author Patricia Nell Warren's papers, continues its standout role in Pacific Standard Time, and will present Jeanne Córdova reading from her new book-enjoy!
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 | They Were Among Us: Remembering 30 Years of AIDS
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You're invited! ONE is hosting a free community event on World AIDS Day, Dec 1, at 6.30 on the grounds of the Archives.
Called "They Were Among Us: Remembering 30 years of  AIDS," the evening includes a community reception with refreshments followed by a program of history, testimony, and memory, recognizing this unique era and what it means both historically and culturally.
The program features remarkable people who experienced the early years of AIDS, including long-term survivors, physicians, activists, writers, performers and special guests.
Please join us! To attend, a reservation is required; you can RSVP at
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| Patricia Nell Warren Collection
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We are proud to announce that Patricia Nell Warren, one of the most popular and respected authors of GLBT  literature, has donated her papers to ONE Archives. Warren is best known for her eight acclaimed novels, including her most celebrated work, The Front Runner, a love story so popular that it inspired Frontrunners running/walking clubs across the world. Her books have reached an estimated 20 million people, many of the titles published under her own independent press, Wildcat Press. Her articles and essays have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Reader's Digest, San Francisco Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, L.A. Woman, Mythosphere, Foreword and Persimmon Hill, as well as in the Advocate, Out, Gay & Lesbian Review, Genre, Philadelphia Gay News, and Lodestar Quarterly. A committed human-rights activist, Warren's literary and political work has been recognized by numerous awards including the Arizona Human Rights Fund's Barry Goldwater Award, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame's Western Heritage Award, the Lambda Literary Award, the Saints & Sinners Hall of Fame, and the Gay and Lesbian Literary Hall of Fame.
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| Cruising the Archive Continues
| Two parts of ONE Archives' exhibition Cruising the Archive: Queer Art and Culture in Los Angeles, 1945-1980 have been up now for over a month. Have you seen the show yet? Cruising the Archive explores the history of queer art, culture and activism in Los Angeles by presenting artworks alongside archival items culled from the collections at ONE Archives. The exhibition, the most comprehensive showing of materials from ONE Archives, is currently on view at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum in West Hollywood and ONE Archives' main location near USC.
Next month ONE Archives will host a Culture Series event with Jeanne Córdova. The activist and founder of The
 | Materials from the Jeanne Córdova Collection on view in Cruising the Archive: Wink Wink at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum in West Hollywood.
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Lesbian Tide will read from her new book When We Were Outlaws, A Memoir of Love & Revolution and lead an informal Q&A about the current state of LGBT, queer and feminist activism. Numerous items related to Córdova are included in Cruising the Archive, including photographs from Córdova's work at The Tide and a set of paper dolls of the Córdova made by Phranc, the "All-American Jewish Lesbian Folksinger." The Rap-A-Log with Jeanne Córdova will be held Sunday, December 18th from 2-4pm at ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives. Hope to see you there!
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| Make A Difference NOW!
| Cruising the Archive is a historic milestone for LGBT arts, artists and ONE.
Please make a gift to support ONE's collection of queer art today, and you'll help protect LGBT cultural history for generations. Thank you!
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