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Welcome to Palm Springs Pride, Maps, Events, and where to go and who to do. Don't forget to take a pic of the 1998 copy of the DDG in the Palm Springs LGBT history. And the Veterans Day celebration at the world's only American LGBT Veterans and the first in the nation-state memorial to be held on Veterans Day. Saturday, November 11, 2023, 10:00 AM Desert Memorial Park 31-705 Da Vall Drive Cathedral City CA. and the famous 10 more new places to visit in the Palm Springs area.

Welcome to Palm Springs Pride, Maps, Events, and where to go and who to do. Don't forget to take a pic of the 1998 copy of the DDG in the Palm Springs LGBT history. And the Veterans Day celebration at the world's only American LGBT Veterans and the first in the nation-state memorial to be held on Veterans Day. Saturday, November 11, 2023, 10:00 AM Desert Memorial Park 31-705 Da Vall Drive Cathedral City CA. and the famous 10 more new places to visit in the Palm Springs area.

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(1970), Oil Can Harry’s Spa (1971), The<br />

Party Room (1971), Sir James (1971), and<br />

Rancho Dandy at the Desert Palms Hotel<br />

(1972) to name a few.<br />

At the time, opening and operating<br />

gay bars, restaurants, and hotels in<br />

Cathedral City was more accessible<br />

than in Palms Springs. Like many<br />

other places in the country, gay bars<br />

did experience police harassment1.<br />

Although there were as many as 50 gay<br />

bars in Cathedral City over the years,<br />

in the 1990s, more gay bars and hotels<br />

opened in Palm Springs.<br />

Today, Cathedral City is seeing a<br />

resurgence of its gay past with its LGBT<br />

Days and more LGBT establishments<br />

opening, as more and more LGBTQ+<br />

individuals call Cathedral City home.<br />

These days, I hear new calls for<br />

civil disruptions like Neolin, a Lenni<br />

Lenape spiritual visionary who urged<br />

Native Americans to reject European<br />

influences and to revive tribal traditions<br />

that had waned in the generations<br />

<strong>since</strong> colonization. We can do better.<br />

As a constitutional republic, our<br />

representatives are elected by the<br />

people to govern over us according to<br />

the rules established in the law of the<br />

land. An example of a constitutional<br />

republic is the United States form of<br />

government. Our system was designed<br />

to right itself in any storm because it<br />

can acknowledge f<strong>ai</strong>lures. However, it<br />

requires a dedicated crew who desires<br />

to right the ship and rescue all victims aerial vehicles.<br />

24 <strong>DDG</strong> is always FREE ddg.gay. Av<strong>ai</strong>lable in print at select locations.<br />

as a team. Digital governance and<br />

e-governance, where digital technology<br />

and the internet are used to provide<br />

government services, will happen. This<br />

includes everything from online voting<br />

to digital public services. However,<br />

this doesn’t necessarily constitute<br />

a new “form” of government in the<br />

traditional sense but rather a new<br />

method of administering and delivering<br />

government functions. However what<br />

we do to demorocy will mastter even<br />

more as AI/AR takes control.<br />

VETERANS DAY CEREMONY<br />

TO HONOR ALL VETERANS<br />

Saturday <strong>Nov</strong>ember 11, <strong>2023</strong> 10:00 AM<br />

Desert Memorial Park<br />

31-705 Da Vall Drive<br />

Cathedral City CA<br />

SPEAKERS:<br />

Mayor Rita Lamb<br />

Council Member Lynn Mallotto<br />

Lee Wilson, Fallen Heroes Project<br />

Gold Star Families<br />

Cathedral City High School JROTC<br />

MUSIC<br />

Steve Petersen<br />

JB<br />

FREE AND OPEN<br />

TO THE PUBLIC<br />

Call Tom Swann Hernandez<br />

(760) 324-5670 or:<br />

tomswannhernandez@earthlink.net<br />

First, it was flying monkeys; now it’s flying<br />

Beechwagons. Putting peddle to the<br />

plastic on development of unmanned<br />

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