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Coming Out Is Not A Grand Ticker Tape Parade

Posted by glrfcentral , 11 October 2022 · 121 views
comingout, prejudice, judgement and 2 more...
11 October is National Coming Out Day in the United States. It really should be International Coming Out Day since so many LGBTQ+ people worldwide face the same issues and, in some cases, with much worse reactions.  For many people, coming out is the moment they make the public leap that has loomed in their conscience for years.  It is a moment of celebra...



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Reflections On Coming Out Day

Posted by glrfcentral , 11 October 2012 · 5,453 views

Today is National (International) Coming Out Day.  For some, it gives them a chance to muster the courage to make their sexual orientation a little or a lot more public in a celebratory and accepting manner.  For the politicos, it is an opportunity to raise awareness of the gay community and point to the high profile 'inductees' as proof that all...



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Helping Rowers On The Road

Posted by glrfcentral , 24 May 2008 · 781 views

We receive a fair number of inquiries from members looking to row as they travel abroad. Our usual response is to suggest a posting in the country forum  of the member’s destination. We in turn send out a message digest email to the GLRF members in that country, letting them know there is a posting and suggest that they post a reply. Those digest emails c...






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