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"Southern
history is never simple and seldom straight."
We feature tales from the ’60s and ’70s
when Houston was the "San Francisco of the
South," in an excerpt from Jim Sears just-released
book Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones: Queering
Space in the Stonewall South.
On
the Cover: "Africa" (Brian Seabrooks)
was elected Ms. Gay Charleston in 1979, and was
the first African American to win the contest's
20-year history. © Greg Day Photo 2001. For
more Greg Day photography, see www.mandreams.com.
August
2001
FEATURES
- QUEER
SOUTHERN HERITAGE Tales
of gay Houston in the ’60s and ’70s.
Excerpt from Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones.
by Jim Sears
- DO
YOU WANNA DANCE? With not one but
two high-caliber dance clubs (and another opening
soon), the gay community’s answer is definitely
yes. by Steven Foster
- A
WOP BOP A LU BOP The cars of summers
gone by with the Classic Chassis Club. photos
by B.J. Smith
NEWS
& COMMENT
-
LETTERS
- NEWS
BRIEFS The chamber’s first ED; a gay
yearbook; San Antonio’s community center;
and more...
- LEFTOUT
The man behind Bush’s religious right
agenda...and why you may never have heard of
him. by Daryl Moore
- OUTRIGHT
The truth about gay families. by Dale
Carpenter
-
BUSINESS
NEWS
OUT
& ABOUT
- PERFORMANCE
There’s more to John Leguizamo than
a pretty face. by Blase DiStefano
- MOVIES
All over the guys who made All Over the
Guy. by Blase DiStefano
- MOVIES
Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
- BOOKS
Star Trek: The Next Orientation. by
Bill Korsak
- GROOVEOUT
k.d. lang and Broadway divas. by Chris Sill
- TRAVEL
Exploring the great gay outdoors at Rainbow
Ranch near Dallas. by Karen Morgan
- TV
James Dean lives!, Madonna tours
- SIGNOUT
by Lilly Roddy
- DINING
A taste of French countryside at Bistro Provence.
by E.J. Arnell
- CALENDAR
Tamalalia 6, Key West...
- "TAPAS"
Dining Guide
- BARS
& CLUBS.
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