The Kalamazoo Gay Lesbian Resource Center is looking for names of LGBT current and ex-military members to be recognized at their June pride event.
This year's Kalamazoo Pride, held 2-11 p.m. June 12 at the city's Arcadia Creek Festival Site, will feature a talk by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" activist Eric Alva, who was recently featured in Between The Lines. Before Alva's keynote address, LGBT service members will be recognized for serving the U.S.
The names will also be included in this year's Kalamazoo Pride Guide.
To submit a name, contact the KGLRC at [email protected] or call 269-349-4234.
To learn more about Kalamazoo Pride 2010, visit http://www.kglrc.org.
LGBT service members to be honored at Kzoo Pride
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