Cristina N. Hayworth
STONEWALL Veterans' Association
Former S.V.A. Ambassadress and
current Latin America &
Puerto Rico Liaison
Cristina Hayworth with Mayor Rudy Giuliani
at Gracie Mansion
[S.V.A. Photo by Ray McCaffrey]
The June 1999 photograph shown was on the
occasion of honoring the 30th anniverasary of the Stonewall Rebellion
at Mayor Rudy W. Giuliani's Gay Pride celebration at New York
City's Gracie Mansion. Pictured on the far left (literally) is
the late Harriet "Schmo" Garblestein, the vivacious Cristina Hayworth
bussing the Mayor, appropriately on the right is busting out with
laughter S.V.A. President Williamson Henderson and in the background
sheepishly trying to hold in his grin is S.V.A. Vice-President Jeremiah
Newton.
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Nuevos Tiempos magazine cover
(That's not Cristina!!!)
The S.V.A.'s Ambassadress Cristina Hayworth above in a trademark
Cristina pose with her familiar whistling and holding a
big rainbow Gay pride flag
before the beginning of the first Gay Pride Day Parade in
Puerto Rico in 2003!
Ambassadress Cristina Hayworth of the STONEWALL Veterans'
Association is inimitably
shown in four pictures above
in Puerto Rico, looking kinda regal with that gold plastic head piece!
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Cristina N. Hayworth has been a longtime member of the STONEWALL
Veterans' Association ("S.V.A.") of the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion in
Greenwich Village, New York. Cristina was first elected as the
S.V.A. (international) Ambassadress in 1994 -- the year of "Stonewall
25", celebrating the 25th anniversary of Stonewall throughout the
world. The largest celebration was in New York City in Manhattan
where there were two separate Gay Pride "marches" (not "parades"
that one special year). Cristina tearfully accompanied 24
other Stonewall veterans on the huge stage in Central Park. The
S.V.A.'s elected spokesperson Queen Allyson provided the riveting
speech. One of the major themes was the natural Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual and Transgender ("GLBT") diversity -- particularly
transgender leaders such as Allyson, Brooke, Cristina, Ivana and Sylvia
-- of the Stonewall Club in the late 1960s
and the STONEWALL Veterans' Association now.
See Cristina Hayworth with the S.V.A. leading a Gay Pride parade in NYC at:
www.STONEWALLvets.org/parade/SW-35.htm
For more 411 about the S.V.A.'s Cristina Hayworth.....
visit: www.StonewallPR.com
{this link is frequentemente "out-of-order"}
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2007
A majority vote of the Executive Committee of the STONEWALL Veterans' Association appointed
Cristina Hayworth as the official S.V.A. Liaison to Puerto Rico. Cristina is also involved
with the creation of a new political party in Puerto Rico. The
name of the group is appropriately and proudly called Heritage of Pride
Puerto Rico ("HPPR"). "Senorita Cristina" is its "presidente
primera"!
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2008
On the occasion of the 39th
anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion, S.V.A. President Williamson
Henderson expanded Cristina's realm to include all of Latin America in
addition to Puerto Rico. Besides being knowledgeable, Cristina
has the facilitating advantage of fluent Spanish for the Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender ("GLBT") people who may
telephone the S.V.A. from all of the countries in South America
and Central America besides her native Puerto Rico.
SVA-er Cristina Hayworth was campaigning with American presidential
candidate -- and active S.V.A. Honorary Member -- U.S.
Senator Hillary R. Clinton in Puerto
Rico on their "Democratic Primary Day" on Sunday the 1st of
June 2008. Cristina thanked the current most-famous American
woman Senator Hillary for the wonderful and sincere letter that the
Senator recently sent to the S.V.A. on the occasion of
"Stonewall
39". Not to miss a beat, Cristina called S.V.A. President
Williamson Henderson in Manhattan directly from the scene. For
your information, Hillary won the primary
election in PR by a whopping blow-out of 69%! Fast-forward to the
last Sunday in June when Cristina will be in Manhattan,
NYC, leading the 39th annual New York Gay Pride Parade with the
STONEWALL Veterans' Association of the Stonewall Rebellion.
5 August 2008
Santa Juana, Puerta Rica
