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This
is how activists communicated with each other Han-Net
was the first internet presence that connected Houston LGBT activists. It was almost
immediately succeeded by another Yahoo group, Lonestar Activists,
Houston Voice Intro Coverage
From the Newsletter for TATS, Texas Association for Transsexual Support
Houston Voice Update, December 2000
Texas Triangle Article, December 2001
Texas Triangle Article, May 2002
Texas Triangle Article, November 2003
Getting
actual internet data on Han-Net isn't easy.....I used the Internet
Archive and I think the first post (it says #3, as the first two were tests)
the last posts....could not bring up an individual post, but this lists the last few, November 1, 2003
Notice the box in the upper left, seems like I remember (if you were a member) you could bring up a list of other members Menu
area listing posts per month
And I found a page someone had saved and printed, from October 2001 (2 pages)
As Brandon
Wolf was also a member of EPAH, it was mentioned from time to time in
the EPAH Newsletter
Here
was a post from Ray Hill recounting some 1976 history.
And,
here
is a discussion, 18 pages, from February 2002 about where our community's
So, the Han-net group hosted a variety of discussions over the years. Lonestar
Activists Yahoo Group
First post
I found
no "media" coverage, such as The Voice, mentioning this group, As
Brandon Wolf is a good friend I was very pleased by his comments about
this page;
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