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AIDS Quilt Memorial Weekend Video

"Rage Against the Dying of the Light" A new dvd commemorating the AIDS Quilt weekend in Washington, D.C. Oct. 1996. 2 hr. featuring Cher, Chastity Bono, Elizabeth Taylor, Judith Light and more.

The Quilt, first displayed in Washington, D. C. in 1987 on the Mall near the Smithsonian Castle, then contained a modest 1,920 memorial panels stretching one city block. The Quilt became both the human face of AIDS and a battle flag against the ignorance and fear that surrounded the disease. Those displaying the Quilt in 1987, innocent and full of hope, believed that the nightmare would soon end. The Quilt, as massive as it is in panels and weight (45 tons), represents only one in ten of the deaths from AIDS. Now, 15 years into the epidemic, AIDS has claimed 350,000 lives (including more than 9,000 in Washington D.C. compared to 2,031 for all of Wisconsin) and takes one more every 15 minutes.

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RainbowWeddingNetwork.com

Online Directory of screened LGBT-friendly businesses, the nation's first Gay & Lesbian Wedding Magazine, Couples' Wedding Webpages, and much more

Our Family Game

was developed as an educational tool to entertain, enlighten, and inform the general public about issues of sexual diversity concerning the contributions of Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgenders, and gay-friendly (GLBT+).

Our Family Game covers Historical, Business, Political, People of Note, Entertainment, The Arts, and General Information. Topics include current films, television shows and events like Queer As Folk, the Gay Games VII, the L Word, and Brokeback Mountain. You may also be asked about political figures like Harvey Milk, or female rap stars topping the charts. With over 7 years of planning and development, we are proud to offer the best source of family entertainment for the GLBT community since the development of games like Trivia Pursuit.