Pursuing Fairness Across Kentucky

June 29, 2009 - Just a decade ago, basic civil rights were denied individuals living in Jefferson County. Until 1999, someone could be legally fired from their job, denied housing or denied public accommodations if they were suspected of being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. If that seems shocking, know that for Kentuckians living immediately outside Louisville Metro, it is still a reality today.

Vigil to Mark Stonewall Riots Anniversary

June 28, 2009 - Louisville’s Fairness Campaign will hold a vigil tonight to mark the 40th anniversary of the New York Stonewall riots.  Campaign director Chris Hartman says the uprising against a police raid at the city’s Stonewall Inn marked a defining moment in the struggle for gay rights.

Fairness Over Louisville

Host: Friends of Fairness
Type: Party - Cocktail Party
Saturday, July 18, 2009 at 8:00pm-Midnight
Location: Hyatt Regency Hotel
Street: 320 West Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY

Enjoy cocktails and h'or dourves while ROTATING above our Fair City
atop the Hyatt Regency Hotel.

$20 donation benefitting the Fairness Campaign and cash bar.

Brought to you by:
Greg Abbas, Aletha Fields, Ernie Flores, G3, Chris Hartman, Jacob
Isaac, Tim King, Travis Lay, Steve Lebder, Phoenix Lindsey-Hall, Sam
Marcosson, David Mills, Kevin Noland, Ren Scheuerman, Dorene Stein,
Tom Trudgeon, Carla Wallace, & Nick Wilkerson