Talk:Mid-South Pride

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Mid-South Pride is a non profit orginization in Memphis, Tennesse that produces events for the GLBT community.

The article posted here was written by Founding Board Member and Current Board President, Gary Wilkerson, who may be reached at presidnet@midsouthpride.org

The Board of Directors of Mid-South Pride wanted to post this article after find other articles on this service about Gay Pride, The Raninbow Flag and other items related to the GLBT community.

The use of the Mid-South Pride logo is with the express permission of the Board and Board President.

Thanks for not deleting this article.

Gary Wilkerson President, Mid-South Pride