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Author Archives: Nathan Simpson
Crazy infographic of how public perception of HIV and AIDS has changed
GOOD and Column Five Media collaborated to published this amazing infographic and show us how public perception of HIV and AIDS has changed since the 1980′s. Click the graphic to enlarge.
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Tagged 1980s, aids, column five media, good, graphic, HIV, info
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Queer Visalia is back!
Hey everyone! Some big news, we are moving Queer Visalia back to the online version of WordPress. We are still doing some maintenance on the site, so please bear with us! All of the kinks will be smoothed out soon. … Continue reading
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Tagged Central valley, Gay, maintenance, Queer Visalia, Visalia
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Matt Mazzei talk about The Rainbow Delegation.
Sunday, June 5 · 10:00am Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Porterville 135 E. Harrison (Corner of Harrison Ave. and Fourth Street) Porterville CA RainbowDelegation.org – Matt Mazzei is the Concert Master of the Fresno Philharmonic and will play a selection … Continue reading
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The Times of Harvey Milk
Saturday, May 21 · 7:00pm Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship Of Porterville 135 E. Harrison (Corner of Harrison Ave. and Fourth Street) The Times of Harvey Milk (1984) is an American documentary film that premiered at The Telluride Film Festival, the New York … Continue reading
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Sex is not the enemy
Hey everyone, I found a pretty cool site that’s trying to change how we think about sex. I originally did a blog about it on Queer Landia, but I’d like to share it here as well. Sex is not the enemy is … Continue reading
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Governor Brown Stops Budget Negotiations
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Tagged budget, budget negotiations, business, Central valley, gay politics, jerry brown, news, politics, tax cuts, Visalia
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Take part in the Visalia Sustainable Transportation Study!
March 24th there is a public meeting for the Downtown Visalia Sustainable Transportation Study starting at 6 p.m. in the Visalia Convention Center. The meeting will be in San Joaquin Room D. Downtown employees, property owners, businesses, and other interested … Continue reading
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Tagged biking, bisexual, business, California, Central valley, CVBT, downtown, Gay, leadership, Lesbian, LGBT, local, news, parking, public, study, traffic, traffic patters, transportation, Visalia, walking
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