much more! Open, teal! Queer Youth’  their sup

fporrersrir ,1:-600-GL6-CHAT‘or in

the state to our distribution volun-
teers. For more information about

~ distribution opportunities please

contact us at circuiation@mountain-
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434-6486.

Mountain Pride Media also
has ad sales rep positions open to
sell ads for Out In The Mountains
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R.U.1.2? Builds Community
Partnerships
Whether it's bringing people togeth-
er to think about important issues
like the intersections of race and
gender or just to enjoy good music;
your R.U.1.2? Community Center is
building on community partnerships
or beginning new ones.

We begin on Friday, May
9 when we join Vermont Stage
Company to present a benefit per-
formance of To Kill a Mockingbird,

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Harper Lee's timeless story of racial
prejudice and dignified courage.
The show is at 7:30.p.m. at the
FlynnSpace, 153 Main Street,
Burlington. Join us at 6:15 pm for a
pre-show discussion about the inter-
sections of gender and race. Benefit
tickets are available from R.U.1.2?
Community Center at 860-7812. We
accept Mastercard, Visa, checks
and cash_!

Next, if you couldn't get
enough of Burlington’s bubblegum
indy-pop band, The Smittens, at our
5th Annual Community Dinner and
Silent Auction, don't miss “Q-
Squared at Red Square.” The
Smittens will openfor the Vermont

-8:30pm.

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installment of the northeastern tour
of Hawaiian queer band Juha, a
hip-hop crew with a queerArab
twist, that The Portland Mercury
says "thrive(s) on the fringe of both
gay and hip hop cultures." “Q-
Squared at Red Square" will begin
at 9 pm on Friday, May 16th at Red
Square Bar and Grill, 136 Church
Street, Burlington. Admission is $5,
benefiting your community center.
Tickets are available at the door or
in advance from the Center.
Finally, coming up for

Pride month, R.U.1.2? is working
with organizations including
Haymarket People's Fund, Vermont
Anti-Racism Action Team, Outright

‘ ' $10,100 Donation requested» at tlte‘door.5O/‘$06 Raffie

& Gift.Bag‘Drawlng. ViceroyTantalus @aot;o'om7or

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Chiidrenfs Hour. ‘6_;80'pm. Mounta‘ ‘A Pride‘ ‘

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.._(;:hiIdrer'1‘s’i-tour‘ at Lost’Nation Theater in. 

Montpelier (runs 5/15- 6/1) at 6:80 pm. Tickets are
$21. To ‘res'e"rv"e,"‘contact Roland at 802-383-7679.‘

B.Ul,a,Lr~ero~.:.ou:rigir£ vemsé
Group. 6-8pm. it is time to get outside & play.
Come join us_for,.a rousing game of Kickball. (in,

. ‘case. of rain/cold will be chllli'n' like vtilains inside.)
2 Ages 22 and under. 187 St. Paul St. Burlington. VT
80,0-GL_B—CHAT or into@outrightvt.org www.out:

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ABUFltlA.lt~,lG'l"ON - Fl.U.1.2 ? - Earth Healing. 6pm. A -

RU12 headquarters. Join us for the monthly Earth, ,1

,[. l-l‘e’atlng'.sjession. See you there! Please call 860-‘

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Vermont, P.R.l.D.E. Vermont, and
the Women Of Color Alliance to
present Brother/Outsider, the pow» *
erful documentary about gay and
black civil rights activist Bayard
Rustin, organizer of the 1963 Mar: .
on Washington. It will be followed
by a discussion of Stonewall and
Juneteenth and what they continue
to mean for equality and civil rights
in this country. This June 21st event
will be free and open to the public.
Look for more details in next
month's Out in the Mountains. V