United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798Southern Voice (1988-2010)1991-09-12/1991-09-25Southern Voice, volume 4, issue 15Southern Voice newspaper, also known as SOVO, was an alternative news source for lesbians and gay men in the greater Atlanta area and Southeast for over 20 years. It was a significant resource for the LGBT community in the Southeast from 1988 to 2010, providing in-depth information on topics such as the fight against AIDS, marriage equality, legal issues, workplace discrimination, and violence against gay individuals. Founded in 1988 with a bi-weekly circulation, it became a weekly publication in 1992, and remained so until its closure in 2010.First Atlanta AIDS Walk raises $560,000 -- Atlanta Arts Festival : Two artists are openly gay, but their work is not -- New developments on HIV disclosure rules -- Lotus offers benefits to gay couples -- Cracker Barrel protest moves to S.C. -- News : Scholarship winner announced -- The paradoxes of Mending hearts -- Guest editorial : A trip to high school reunion heck -- Letters to the editor : Carbon copies ; Brothers -- Heterodoxy : A ridiculously blissful wildmoon -- Lesbian golfers tee off : Fourth Tuesday and Otherside sponsor First Classic -- Cool medium : DeAundra is burning -- Film review : A Miracle of a summer movie -- Calendar -- Community communications -- Obituary : James M. Reed -- Outlines : Shelly Robbins -- Dykes to watch out for -- Bittersweet -- Dish -- Ruling planets -- Classifieds -- The mostly unfabulous social life of Ethan Green -- Theatre reviews : Harvey's a hit, Samuel a missapplication/pdfhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Southern Voice newspaper collection, 1988-2010, Kennesaw State University ArchivesAIDS (Disease)--Social aspects--Georgia--Atlanta--PeriodicalsCivil rights movements--GeorgiaGay activists--Georgia--Atlanta--PeriodicalsGay men--Southern States--PeriodicalsGay newspapersHomosexualityHomosexuality--Social aspects--United States--PeriodicalsLesbians--Southern States--PeriodicalsSouthern voice, September 12 and 25, 1991Text