United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798Southern Voice (1988-2010)1993-11-18/1993-11-24Southern Voice, volume 6, issue 39Southern 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.Pride chairs resign : The Atlanta Lesbian and Gay Pride Committee's board also decides to open its books to an independent auditor to restore community confidence -- Atlanta gay man slain : Police seeking suspect they say was "known to rob homosexuals" -- Activists back on attack against Cracker Barrel : No arrests reported at Lithonia sit in -- Coverdell co-sponsors federal hate crimes bill : Georgia Republican lauded for his first gay-positive stance -- Amsterdam wins Gay Games -- Judge says Marine may win -- Pridgen's suit cleared for trial -- NC gay councilman resigns -- Mayor won't appear at Falwell rally -- News -- Election 93 -- Anti-gay measure in Macon : City Council considering Cobb-style resolution -- Fisher to speak at Interfaith service -- Guest editorial : Ban fight shows the folly of pragmatism -- Letters to the editor : HRCF did not endorse Arrington in city race ; Mickey Day deserves better ; Don't dismiss Friedan's politics -- Switched at birth -- Southern queer-ies : Gobbled by the gay urban food chain -- GLAAD news -- Stonewall riots -- AIDS at the crossroads : Destroying lives in order to save them -- New drug promises hope for women who want to quit smoking -- Numerous alternatives may make hysterectomy unnecessary -- Tainted blood supplies spread AIDS fear from Europe to the Third World -- Condom ads invade mainstream media in D.C. -- Two new studies show AIDS vaccine helps boost immune system -- Karen Boyles resigns as director of Project Open Hand/Atlanta : She cites a family medical emergency for her decision -- Counterdemonstrators lask back at KKK/Nazi rally against gays : Supremacist groups decide to cancel parade for their own safety -- Alexander takes helm of arts group -- Activists gather in Durham to create change -- Right wingers zap P-FLAG phone line : Huge bills for harassing 800-number calls forced the group to turn off its line -- Expanding definition of family : New adoption laws offer hope to lesbian/gay couples -- Festival enters second weekend -- Occasions -- Obituaries -- Community news -- Duh-da-da-da, snap, snap : It's gay writer Paul Rudnick who puts the words in the mouths of those bizarre Addams -- Calendar -- Theater : Eula Mae's -- Finding innocence even in the presence of knowledge : Choreographer Louise Runyon Barth and her company explore thsoe opposite - but not exclusive - traits. -- Outwrite, a gay and lesbian bookstore, opens in Midtown -- Celebrate '93 set for this weekend in Birmingham -- Restaurant listings -- Eat -- Lauper returns with her "Hat full of stars" -- Dish -- Star signs -- Dykes to watch out for -- Organizations -- Outlines : Brooke Perry -- Classifiedsapplication/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, November 18 and 24, 1993Text