End HIV Oklahoma

10/05/2026

Our journey toward an HIV-free world is fueled by unbreakable spirits like B***y Springfield, our Miss October Queen! 🌈💃 Their story shines a powerful light on hope, resilience, and empowerment.
We are honored to feature them in our 2026 DRAG OUT HIV Calendar. Visit www.endhivok.com to get your copy, support our community, and join the movement! 💫💪

“In these times of an increasing lack of governmental support for people living with HIV, allyship is more important than ever. Allyship can take many forms, whether it’s calling in friends who demonstrate ignorance about what it means to live with HIV, advertising q***r-operated s*xual health services, or simply displaying kindness. As drag performers, we are often the purveyors of kindness and the paragons of political activism, qualities that I have embodied throughout my drag career. It is therefore an honor to be part of this years Drag Out HIV calendar, with which I carry a message of spreading q***r joy and continuing to survive and thrive in the years to come. To all the people close and dear to me who are living with HIV, I see you, and I love you.”
—B***y Springfield

09/07/2026

This Saturday night in Tishomingo, OK! 💃🎸 Join us for an unforgettable evening and support a fantastic cause. Mark your calendars and bring your friends! 💃🕺

09/07/2026

Meet Stevie Presley, our spectacular Miss September Queen! 👑 Her inspiring journey radiates hope and empowerment, and we're honored to feature her in our DRAG OUT HIV Calendar. Visit www.endhivok.com to get your copy and join the mission to end HIV!

“ In rural Oklahoma, stigma, silence, and lack of resources are putting lives at risk. HIV is not a thing of the past—It’s here, and it’s impacting our neighbors, friends, and loved ones. But too often, rural communities are left behind in the fight for awareness, testing, and treatment. We must break the silence. We must fight for access. We must educate without shame.”
—Stevie

08/26/2026

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🇺🇸 Did you know that Dolly Parton (January 19, 1946 – August 25, 2026) was an advocate and major financial supporter in the fight against HIV/AIDS, offering critical backing to the gay community at a time when the disease was highly stigmatised?

While country music culture historically remained silent during the peak of the AIDS epidemic, Dolly used her platform to raise funds, challenge stigma, and promote compassion.

Dolly’s AIDS advocacy included contributing her song "You Gotta Be My Baby," to the 1994 charity album Red Hot + Country, which raised funds for HIV/AIDS awareness and research.

In 1994, Dolly joined 35 other country music stars in the "Break the Silence" AIDS Awareness campaign. This initiative broadcasted public service announcements advocating for s*x education and safer practices.

Dolly’s production company, Sandollar Productions, co-produced the 1989 Academy Award-winning documentary Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt. The film chronicled the lives of those memorialised on the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.

Through the Dollywood Foundation and personal donations, Dolly consistently directed financial resources to HIV/AIDS-related charities and healthcare facilities.

Dolly we will always love you 💔

08/19/2026

🤠Kick off your boots and hit the beach 🏖️ with the Great Plains Rodeo Association on August 22nd
Tulsa Eagle 🦅1338 E 3rd St.Tulsa, OK 74120
The party starts at 7:00 PM💃🕺

08/06/2026

💃DRAG OUT HIV Fundraiser & Awareness Night🕺
Saturday, August 8
10:00 PM

The White Crow Presents
An END HIV Oklahoma fundraising and awareness event!

💃Hosted by the one and only Keisha Kye💃

Come out for an unforgettable night featuring:
🎮 Games
🎁 Prizes
🎟️ Raffle Items

White Crow Tavern
5336 E Admiral Place
Tulsa, OK 74115

Join us to support HIV awareness, raise funds for an important cause, and enjoy an incredible evening of entertainment. Bring your friends and help make a difference!💋🌈💋 (Tag all your friends and see y’all Friday night)

08/06/2026

💃Meet Keisha Kye, our Miss August Queen, who's dazzling in our DRAG OUT HIV Calendar, spreading inspiration and fierceness like glitter. ✨Get your copy at www.endhivok.com and join the sparkly movement to make HIV a thing of the past. 💋

“August Sizzles with Keisha Kye! Get ready to serve face and fierceness with Tulsa’s own drag superstar, Keisha Kye. With over 30 years of experience, slaying the stage, Keisha brings sass, sparkle, and charisma to every performance. Don’t miss KD, Crow Drag and Variety Show, the hottest event in town!”
—Keisha

07/14/2026

🌈💃Meet Maxx LaTour, our inspiring Miss July Queen, whose journey is a beacon of hope and resilience, shining bright💫 on the path to empowerment in our DRAG OUT HIV Calendar! 💪 Visit www.endhivok.com to get your copy and join the movement to eradicate HIV. 💋

“ The Spotlight can be an important tool on and off the stage. We can use our platform as entertainers to not only entertain, but to also inspire and guide those in our community. As a drag queen and a trans man, I strive to empower those around me. Now, as a Dragtavist, strive to help guide those seeking HIV resources to helping hands.”
-Maxx