Susan Kimberly
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- Play charts a civil servant's journey from man to woman
MPR’s Marianne Combs talks with Susan Kimberly about her play "When Superman Became Lois Lane." At its heart, the play is a conversation between the person she was and the person she is. Kimberly is transgender and transitioned from male to female in 1983 before serving as deputy mayor of St. Paul under Norm Coleman in the mid-90s.
- Susan Kimberly reacts on St. Paul mayor refusing to sign a joint "Pride" proclamation with Minneapolis
MPR’s John Rabe interviews Susan Kimberly, a local political activist, to get her reaction to St. Paul Mayor Norm Coleman’s decision to not sign a new joint "Pride” proclamation with Minneapolis. In particular, Kimberly shares her disappointment in Coleman’s comments to separate bi/transgender from gay and lesbian community.
- Sharon Sayles Belton and Rip Rapson courting the gay vote in Minneapolis
MPR’s Chris Roberts reports on the various efforts by Minneapolis DFL mayoral candidates to capture the gay and lesbian vote in city. Report includes various interviews and commentary.
- St. Paul gay and lesbian rights ordinance repeal defeated
MPR’s Chris Roberts reports on the vote results of St. Paul gay and lesbian rights ordinance repeal. Roberts visits the Prom Expo Center in St. Paul, election headquarters for Campaign 90s, the group supporting the ordinance, to get reactions. Roberts also contacts spokesperson for Citizen’s Alert, a group behind the repeal effort.
- Gay rights ordinance repeal is on November ballot in St. Paul
As voters prepare to go to the polls on November 5th to decide on gay rights ordinance repeal, MPR’s Chris Roberts reports on the positions in the debate over human rights protection for gays and lesbians in St. Paul.
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