National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Mark Your Calendars for Two Key Events!

• February 7, 2010: National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Sunday, February 21: The concert and testing event Gospel & AIDS: Black Life is Worth Saving

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Thank You to All Who Attended Holiday In December!

The Board of Directors of Kick, with Detroit Council President Charles Pugh at Holiday In December, held Saturday, December 12. Left to right: Lewis L. Smith, Jeremiah Jones, Antonio Johnson, Donna Davis, Willie Jew, Detroit Council President Charles Pugh, Curtis Lipscomb, Brooke Adams, and Titus Lassiter.

Keep the holiday spirit going all year long. Become a member of Kick for just $35 and help support our work!

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Thanks to all who attended Ladies and Gentlemen Preferred!

Check out the Ladies & Gentlement Preferred Photo Gallery!

Members of the LGBT community meet Detroit Mayor Dave Bing during Hotter Than July! picnic at Palmer Park on July 25, 2009.. (l to r) Alicia Skillman, executive director of Triangle Foundation; Curtis Lipscomb, executive director of Kick - The Agency for LGBT African-Americans; Mayor Bing; Reynaldo Magdaleno of Karibu House, and Hank Millbourne president of Black Pride Society.

Remembering E. Lynn Harris

Kick mourns the loss of our brother E. Lynn Harris, whose death was reported on July 24.

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February 3 ~ 6:30 pm at Affirmations, 290 W. 9 Mile Road, Ferndale [MAP]

The long anticipated move of the year is finally here! Affirmations, in celebration of Black History Month, will feature Jumping the Broom, the recently released movie based on the Logo TV series Noah's Arc.

Join Affirmations and Kick on opening night to get a glance of the men you just can't stop talking about.