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Brotherhood Focus
Wednesday, Sept 8, 6:30pm
Facilated by Jimmy Gale
To get ready for Folsom Street Faire... we will be discussing Fetishes.
Sex should be fun and exciting... and for some, "old fashioned" anal sex just isnt enough! Luckily generations of Gay men before us have experimented and have taught us so much about the joys of Gay Sex... and have helped open the doors for sexual exploration.
We will be discussion the different fetishes that turn you on, freak you out, or even the ones that you may be interested in trying! Come on out and share your experience with the group and share some laughs with us.
Here is your homework!Go to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanky_code.
Pick out a Hanky that you are interested in, have tried.... or are completely freaked out by. Bring it with you so we can share them in our check-ins! Now remember, which pocket you put your hanky in makes a BIG DIFFERENCE! Have Fun!
Facilitated by Jimmy Gale
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MANtalk
Friday, Sept 10
"Gay Sex in the 70's"
At this month's ManTALK we will be screening the documentary 'Gay Sex
in the 70's'. Many of you have probably seen this documentary in your
local video stores. Some of you may have been curious to see it, but
perhaps you were self-conscious about grabbing it off the shelf and
checking it out of the store. Here is your chance to see this film
which interviews several gay men who were active in the NYC gay scene
about what the gay lifestyle was like post-Stonewall but before the
HIV/AIDS crisis broke loose. After the screening of the film, we will
reflect upon how things were back then, and also discuss how things
are different (or the same) in the present.
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The Monthly POZ Dinner
Last Monday of each Month
We've started a monthly meal/gathering for people living with HIV/AIDS in Contra Costa County. The free meal is open to all living with HIV, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, and ethnicity. We will serve a nutritious meal and have an opportunity to become acquainted with each other. We hope to see you there!
- We are still looking for enthusiastic volunteers for this season and the next. If you want to check out some great volunteering opportunities, call us at (925) 692-0090, or e-mail us at rcc@rainbowcc.org.
- In Memoriam of Jan Eversole
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The Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County envisions a society that embraces acceptance, safety and equality for all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County builds community among LGBTIQ persons and their allies through social opportunities, health and wellness services, and awareness programs.
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Rainbow Community Center
3024 Willow Pass Road, Suite 200
Concord, CA 94519
Phone: (925) 692-0090
Fax: (925) 692-0091
rcc@rainbowcc.org
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