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Life, their responses are indicative of the greater concerns.“Atlanta loves the money it makes every Labor Day weekend, but what about the rest of the year?”One former resident ofWashington D.C. relays that promoters there have joined forces to ensure the various themed nights are known and attended by all. Sure during Black Pride there are numerous events, but what happens when Pride is over.“It’s hard to break in and find friends.”Atlanta is one of those cities where you have people coming and going all the time, it doesn’t always feel inviting for new people.”New interests can be hard to discover and harder to engage. Another concern is the age factor.What events exist for the 21 – 25 year old crowd?“I understand you don’t want kids in a club, but we young people don’t want to be around foolishness either.”There are a number of colleges and universities with thriving GLBTQ organizations (campuspride.org), a demographic begging to be enticed and entertained. What is needed to see a more cohesive Lesbian Community and more cross participation of events? How can a connection exist between the various organizations that helps link members and increase participation? Atlantans embody the charm, sophistication and outrageousness of the South. We love to connect, we love to talk, eat, socialize and have a good time. How can we develop a method of crossover that doesn’t leave some of us crossed out? Please - Ladies and Gentlewomyn, Bois and Girlz, share your solutions.Where are your favorite hang outs, hot spots, events and parties?Where are you? Let us know so we can find one another.Tell us about your favorite locale, and perhaps you’ll see it featured in next month’s article. HelloReaders Pleasecheckoutourinterviewwith DaiquiriFactoryFounderandSa- vannahSeductressKechiaMatadin. Wediscussherpassions,formulafor successandhernewadventurein thefrozenfetishmarket,“CIRQUE.” Gail Moore, MS, MFT 62

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