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WELCOME
Welcome to the Outlook Video email newsletter for September 2010. Outlook
Video is your award winning show, for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and
Transgender communities.
Reminders: The Oakland Pride celebration is coming up this month on
September 5. The Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco will be held on
September 26.
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SEPTEMBER EPISODE
In this episode, we have information about, and reaction to, the U.S.
District Court's ruling that California's Proposition 8 is
unconstitutional, an interview with two tax experts, an interview and
performance by a local pop singer/songwriter/dancer, and an interview
with representatives from East Bay FrontRunners and Baylands FrontRunners.
Roberta Gonzales-Gregg and Breanna Gilbert were the hosts for another great show. Here are the details .
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| In
our first segment, Roberta talks with Patricia Cain, Law Professor,
and Richard Waterman, CPA, about new federal rulings regarding
community property as it applies to same sex domestic partners. |
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| Johnny
Zych, in our second segment, talks with Xavier Toscano, local
performer, dancer, and song writer. They talk about Xavier's
inspirations and what he's currently up to. Xavier also performs one
of his recent songs called "Smoke and Mirrors". |
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Runners is an international LGBT organization with four local chapters
in the SF Bay Area. The focus is fitness and friendship through running
and walking. In
the third segment of our show, Jay Raley talks with East Bay
FrontRunners Vice President Michael Collier and Baylands FrontRunners
member Cathy Boe, to get some details about the organization and local
chapters and what they have to offer. |
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| On
the August 4th 2010, Northern California U.S. District Court Judge
Vaughn Walker issued a ruling that declared California's Proposition 8,
which prohibits same-sex marriage, as unconstitutional. In our
fourth segment, Raymond Donald Hong reports on this historic ruling.
Raymond's report includes specific text from the ruling, interviews and
speeches by community leaders and those involved in the fight for same
sex marriage, and video clips from rallys and gatherings around the bay
area. |
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the credit roll, you'll see Xavier Toscano again, performing "Do It All Tonight", in a professionally produced music video. |
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If
you are in San Jose or Campbell, you can view the show every Monday, at
8:30pm on cable channel 15. San Francisco viewers can see
this episode on
Sunday, September 5, at 5pm on cable channel 29. For other
cities, and how
to see this
episode on the internet, please see www.outlookvideo.org
, then click "Air Dates". On our website, you can also find a link to
see past episodes on YouTube. This episode will be available on YouTube
in about one month.
The entire Outlook Video cast and crew thanks you for reading the
newsletter and for watching Outlook Video.
John Angel - Associate Producer and Newsletter Editor |
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