The Gay Agenda is.......toasters?
Somehow I picture toasters being thrown from (forgive me) Derplahoman windows state-wide while Bubba, sitting in his thatched hut under the light of a meek incandescent bulb, tries to suspend a plastic replica of bull testicles from his toaster mumbling something about his cold, dead hands.
This is why I really wish the organizers would move the event downtown and also consider opening up a gay bar or two in an up and coming urban area. I understand there is some emotional connection to the 39th street drag, but that area is very dated and barely walkable. Furthermore, the Habana Inn is simply a mess that needs to go for a number of areas.
there are efforts in motion to make the "strip" more attractive. there have already been improvements in lighting and crosswalks and reducing from 4 lane to 2 lane with Bike lanes. I would like to see the area continue to improve and actually would love to see Planted medians and really spruce up the place. It would do wonders to attract possible businesses that are more than just night clubs. I don't see the parade or festival moving back towards downtown as the experimental shift to Film Row was not well recieved. I think the community would like to see our own version of chicagos Boystown or Cedarsprings in Dallas. I would love to see some life in the area during the day and cleaned up.
Replace it with a mid-tower hotel or even a strip mall... that thing is total filth. The whole area needs significant beautification. I think if the gay community were to centralize in the western Film Row area that is already up and coming, it would be tremendously successful. The great thing about both the cited districts of Boystown and Cedar Springs is that they are in very nice walkable areas of their respective cities.
Cedarsprings was not always that way.. it use to be a wreck years ago.. they have done many improvements in the past 20 years. I don't know about Chicago. however I do know it is not uncommon for the GAY district to be born in a run down slum part of the city that nobody wants.. and then eventually turns around into one of the most beautiful districts.. I am hoping this will be the case with OKC.. Our City has been a bit slower than some at embracing this community in my opinion.
An interesting promotion by Burger King in connection with San Francisco's parade.
Burger King sells 'Proud Whopper' in San Francisco | News OK
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