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PERDED GbpenE!

VAVAV 6 AVA AY AAV

STONEWALL. REBELLION
20th YEAR

PROUD OF OUR PAST/
FIGHTING FOR OUR FUTURE

1989 LESBIAN/GAY PRIDE
PARADE/MARCH & FREEDOM RALLY

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

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UNDAY, JUNE 25th

Assemble at 10 am at 17th and East Pike.

Parade/March leaves at noon via Broadway; rally follows in Volunteer Park.
For more information or to volunteer, call Dina: 324-4297 or Steve: 328-1825.
Sponsored by the Freedom Day Committee.

1989 ACTION AGENDA

1. Defend privacy/confidentiality rights; ban all forced
drug & AIDS testing; increase accountability to the
community in the legislative effort.

2. Fund free nationalized healthcare for all by cutting the
military budget.

3. Defend abortion and reproductive rights, and lesbian/
gay parenting; pass domestic partnership and gay rights
legislation; implement Seattle Commission's recommen
dations on gay & lesbian youth.

4. Build a united movement against fascism; stop anti-
gay & racist bigotry and violence.

5. Fight housing & employment discrimination; stop
union-busting.

6. Increase access to new & existing AIDS treatments;
fund housing, needle exchanges and safer sex education
Stop the government's genocidal AIDS policy of not
enough action/too little/too late.

Designed by: Sheri Simonsen and Eugene Rain

FOC

FREEDOM DAY
COMMITTEE

1989 VICTORIES and
ACHIEVEMENTS

1. The Seattle lesbian/gay community brings the Names
Project AIDS Memorial Quilt to Seattle

2. Lesbians and gays take a leading role in confronting
neo-Nazi white supremacists at successful demonstra
tions at Whidbey Island, Evergreen State College &
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

3. Community leadership in response to the AIDS crisis
results in the formation of ACT-UP/Seattle, Seattle
Treatment Exchange Project and Tacoma/Seattle needle
exchange programs. Community's generous dénations of
time, energy & money continue

+. Cal Anderson, openly gay, elected to the state
legislature from Seattle's 43rd district

5. Disabled lesbian Sharon Kowalski wins competency
hearing & visitation rights; U.C. Berkely is forced to re
hire Merle Woo, Asian-American lesbian socialist
teacher; black South African and gay anti-apartheid
activist Simon Nkoli freed

6. Chicago passes gay rights ordinance; California defeats

anti-confidentiality Proposition 102

ENDORSEMENTS:

The primary purpose of the 1989 Lesbian/Gay Pride Parade/March and Freedom
Rally is for the lesbian/gay community and supporters to join together to celebrate
our strength, pride and solidarity. The following Action Agenda and Victories and
Achievements are of concern to the Freedom Day Committee. Participation in and
endorsement of the 1989 Lesbian/Gay Pride Parade/March and Freedom Rally
does not necessarily mean endorsement of all these issues and achievements.

AFSCME Lesbian Resource Center

Alice B. Theater National Abortion Rights Action League
Cal Anderson New Alliance Party

Aradia Women’s Health Center New Beginnings: A Shelter

Harley Broe, CPA for Battered Women and their Children
Canyon Counseling Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays/Seattle (P/FLAG)
Chicken Soup Brigade Partners: The Newsletter
CISPES/Seattle for Gay and Lesbian Couples
City People’s Mercantile & Garden Store Pierce County AIDS Foundation
Coalition on Women and Religion Radical Women
Committee for Equal Rights at City Light(CERCL) ‘S Tavern
Congregation Tikvah Chadashah Seattle Counseling Service
Deaf Community AIDS Task Force Seattle Treatment Exchange Project
Dice T-Shirts Shanti
Rajkhet Dirzhud-Rashid Susan Starbuck
Disabled Women’s Support Network Stonewall Committee for Lesbian/Gay Rights
Lesbians Stonewall Recovery Service
Tom’s Lawn Mowing
United Front Against Facism
Washington Federal of State Employees, Local 435
Greater Seattle Business Association The Wildrose
Health, Information Network The Women’s Coalition to Stop the Green River Murders
Humanists of Seattle

Employee Association for Gays anc
Eridani Productions

Freedom Socialist Party

Freeway Hall Defense Committee

See FDC Souvenir Program
for Additional Endorsements

Integrity of Puget Sound
Lesbian and Gay Heritage Alliance

Lesbian/Gay Humanists of Seattle

Inherited Values

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