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Working with Panzi, the organizer of the Invasion of the Pines, our friends at Boycott Fire Island Pines Establishments & Out NYC Hotel sent a powerful message to Ian Reisner, the owner of most of the Pines businesses, yesterday -- if you take LGBT dollars and give them to the campaigns of anti-LGBT bigots, such as Ted Cruz of Texas and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, we will take our dollars elsewhere.
The queens traveled by boat from Cherry Grove to the Pines, they got off the boat while it was cleaned, then they got right back on and went back to Cherry Grove.
That's Panzi driving her stiletto heels into inflatable dolls labeled Ian R. and Mati W., for Mati Weiderpass, Ian's business partner.
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LGBT Activists Slam Martin O’Malley for Backing Limited LGBT Protections LGBT Americans Must be Equal Under the Law, Activists Say   Â
New York, NY (June 30, 2015) – Responding to comments by former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley in The Hill saying he supports the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), Queer Nation demanded that O’Malley endorse comprehensive federal legislation that extends the rights and anti-discrimination protections given to all other Americans to members of the LGBT community.   “Martin O’Malley wants our votes, but he doesn’t know what LGBT people want and what we need,” said Duncan Osborne, a member of Queer Nation. “The LGBT community has rejected ENDA. We are pursuing comprehensive federal legislation that makes us fully equal under the law.” First introduced in Congress in 1994, ENDA had a 2007 passing vote in the House after protections for transgender people were stripped out and a 2013 passing vote in the Senate after a sweeping religious exemption was added to the bill. In 2014, Queer Nation launched a campaign that yielded tens of thousands of online and in-person contacts pointing out ENDA’s flaws and history of odious compromises and demanding comprehensive federal legislation. LGBT groups that were already expressing “grave concerns” about ENDA quickly rejected the legislation and embraced comprehensive federal legislation. Many other LGBT groups also now support comprehensive legislation. “ENDA has not been introduced in the current Congress and no one in the LGBT community is asking that ENDA be introduced in the current Congress,” Osborne said. “On the contrary, we are anticipating the introduction of comprehensive legislation by Rep. David Cicilline and Sen. Jeff Merkley that will make LGBT Americans fully equal under the law. And now we’re waiting for Martin O’Malley to catch up and get onboard.” Queer Nation continues to call for state and federal comprehensive civil rights laws that would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing, education, credit, public accommodations, and federally funded programs with the limited religious exemption that is found in the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Married on Sunday, evicted on Monday.
Ken Kidd and Andrew Miller attended yesterday's marriage rally on Christopher Street and distributed over 1,100 flyers telling people that married doesn't mean you have civil rights.
In many parts of the country, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people still face discrimination in housing, public accommodations, employment, education, and credit among other areas.
Marriage is great, but only a comprehensive federal civil rights law will give us the protections we need.
The Queer Nation banner flies over the beach at Cherry Grove: “Boycott Hi/Lo Tea! Fight for Full LGBT Rights!”
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The Queer Nation plane flies the banner “Boycott Hi/Lo Tea! Fight for Full LGBT Rights!” over the beach at Fire Island Pines and Cherry Grove while beachgoers watch. The venues for High Tea and Low Tea in the Pines are owned by Ian Reisner, a gay man who recently met with—and gave money to—Ted Cruz.
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LGBT Activists to Fly Banner Over Fire Island Calling for Boycott of Gay-Owned Businesses There
Fire Island Pines, NY (June 5, 2015) -- A plane trailing a banner reading “Boycott Hi/Lo Tea! Fight For Full LGBT Rights!” will fly above the beach at Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pines on Sunday, June 7, between 2 pm and 3 pm. The action will underscore the LGBT community’s outrage over the April 20 meeting between Republican presidential candidate Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) and gay businessmen Ian Reisner and Mati Weiderpass, who subsequently donated money to the Cruz campaign. The two gay men also held an April 14 fundraiser at their Manhattan penthouse for Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI), another anti-LGBT politician.
Reisner and Weiderpass own most of the businesses in the Pines—including the Blue Whale, Sip-N-Twirl, and the Pavilion, where the “High Tea” and “Low Tea” cocktail hours are held—as well as the gay-oriented Out Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
“Two gay business owners are making money off of the LGBT community at a world-famous gay vacation spot and then giving that money to outspoken anti-LGBT politicians,” said Ken Kidd, a member of Queer Nation, the gay rights group that orchestrated the flyover. “Our community is out to win comprehensive federal legislation that will make LGBT Americans fully equal under the law. We will not be taken backward by funding anti-LGBT politicians.”
As a result, in part, of Queer Nation’s ongoing campaign for comprehensive civil rights legislation, a bill that would give all the rights and protections currently extended to all Americans to LGBT people will be introduced in the current Congress.
“Even if we win marriage equality in all 50 states at the US Supreme Court this month, a majority of LGBT Americans will still face discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, and other areas,” continued Kidd. “Our community will continue to speak out against anyone—including gay men—who fund any opposition to comprehensive civil rights for LGBT Americans. Doing without a cocktail at Tea is a small sacrifice to make.”
Members of Queer Nation will be on the beach and available for comment. Queer Nation is a direct action group dedicated to ending discrimination, violence, and repression against the LGBT community. Website: www.queernationny.org Twitter: @QueerNationNY Facebook.com/qn.newyork [email protected]
That's Ken Kidd flyering the crowd on the final mile of the 2015 AIDS Walk fundraiser for GMHC. Ann Northrop and Gilbert Baker are holding the Gilbert Baker banner, ‪#‎EQUALinEVERYway‬.
We were asking them to contact their senator and representative and urge them to support comprehensive federal legislation that will make LGBT people equal under the law.
The crowd eagerly took the flyers and hundreds were given out.
