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LGBTQ San Diego County News September 2022 Volume 3 Issue 23

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september 2022 volume 3 issue 23

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LGBTQSD.NEWS

COMMUNITY vOICes

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ConversaTions wiTh niCoLe Cardinal McElroy is a True Christian p7

Queer Leadership is Making Progress Against Monkeypox Despite Vaccine Shortages p20 On the Road, Alone, and Being Obsessed p20

Big Mike & Friends Featuring Ebony Burnett Mullins p8

LiFe Beyond Therapy Help Me Not to Hate p9

Travel

Wine Cruising in Greece & Turkey! p18

News

Casa de Luz: A Home of Hope, Love, and a New Life p5 Access To Gender Affirming Care Bill on It’s Way to Governor Newsom’s Desk p21

resTaUraNT PrOFIle

COUrT News

Hudson & Nash Waterfront Kitchen and Cocktails p10 BUsINess PrOFIle

The Experience Fitness and Mobility Studio p12

Gay Driver on Meth Crashes into La Mesa Office Building Killing Another Gay Man p22 Man Gets 2-year Prison Sentence After Embezzling from La Jolla Music Society p23

FilmOut saN dIegO 2022

brings a sTUnningly diverse fesTival TO OUr ciTy By Berto Fernández

red dress ParTY saN dIegO 2022 Once UpOn a Time! By LGBTQ San Diego County News Staff

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over the world. The festival will feature dozens of documentaries, shorts, and movies to be screened September 8th through 11th at the San Diego Natural History Museum and The Museum of Photographic Arts both located in Balboa Park. Over 30 features, documentaries, romantic comedies, dramas, horror/thrillers, and even sci-fi are some of the genres represented.

re you a good witch or a bad witch? A nice fairy or a naughty fairy? This years Red Dress Party San Diego (RDPSD) will be themed “Once Upon a Time!” Embark on a storybook adventure where you’re invited to let loose, celebrate impact, and live happily ever after (for one night only). Fall into this wonderland of “pants less” prince charming’s, damsels in their dresses, mighty heroes in all red, and maybe an evil queen or two. If you’re not feeling the fantasy, that’s fine too: any red dress or dress-like garment (just no pants!) will do. It’s simply there to help you channel your creativity. RDPSD 2022 will return to the Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier. Guests will enter through the bay-side double doors directly into the Pavilion, a 15,000 square foot, open-air megaspace that’s all on one level, with room for over 1,000 attendees. This Pavilion features 40-foot-tall ceilings and massive windows that give views to the San Diego Bay. On the back end of the Pavilion are oversized roll-up doors that open to the View Court – a large outdoor space right on the water. Guests can expect all their favorites such as live entertainment, a DJ, photo booths, on-site HIV testing, and a night of celebration and impact.

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Diego returns for its 22nd year of sharing provocative FilmOut San and impactful work of LGBTQ artists and filmmakers from all


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