International Imperial Court Systems 2018 State of the Empire Address by Queen Mother of the Americas, Nicole the Great
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After the National Women’s March on Washington I announced that the International Imperial Court Council was going to establish a civil rights arm of our International Imperial Court System: The National LGBT Network U.S.A. Some of you responded positively, a vast majority were silent and had no opinion. A “leader” can only lead an organization if its membership supports his policies and ideas. As I said after the November election last year, the next four years will be a battle with this administration when it comes to our GLBT civil rights.
Now is the time for the American membership of our court system to help us build this civil rights arm of our international organization. Working together we have accomplished the issuance of a U.S. Postage Stamp and the first U.S. Naval vessel in honor of a gay American citizen. We reside in over 25 states and the District of Columbia. We have proven that we can make a difference and can contribute to the GLBT fight for equality.
STATE OF THE EMPIRE ADDRESS Given By QUEEN MOTHER I OF THE AMERICAS EMPRESS NICOLE THE GREAT Saturday, January 14, 2017 Houston Texas It is my honor, for the second time in my ten year reign, to present my annual “State of the Empire Address” in the great and rightfully proud state of Texas, and the beautiful city of Houston, the fourth largest city in the United States. During her term as Governor, Ann Richards proclaimed me an “Honorary Citizen of Texas”, an honor I will always cherish close to my heart. And so, as an honorary citizen of this great state, let’s make history and send the Houston Texans to the Super Bowl! We, of the Imperial Court System, are proud that we are one of the oldest GLBT organizations in the world, and even more proud to be an international organization serving the citizens of three...

OFFICIAL MESSAGE FROM QUEEN MOTHER I of THE AMERICAS EMPRESS NICOLE THE GREAT November 21, 2016 When We Rise (UPDATE: ABC will air its new LGBT civil rights historical miniseries old-school-style, scheduling episodes for two hours a night for four nights, 9-11 p.m. Feb. 27 through March 2. ) On behalf of Queen Mother I of the Americas, Nicole the Great. it is with great excitement that I am able to share with you this evening, the trailer for "When We Rise" the Mini Series on ABC. written by Academy Award Winner. Lance Black. This evening, Academy Award winner Lance Black told Queen Mother, Nicole the Great that he was so glad to have announced this project for the very first time in public, in October 2015 at the 50th Golden Jubilee State Dinner in Portland, Oregon. Lance also told the Queen Mother that he was so proud to have kept his word to the International Court System to make our Founder,...


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Bentley’s auctioneers will conduct an online estate auction of Jose Sarria, Empress I, The Widow Norton, from August 1 to August 11, 2014. The auction proceeds of nearly 2,000 valuable artifacts, including rare jewels, all belonging to the founder of the Imperial Court System (ICS) will go to fund a documentary about the activist’s life. To view the Lots, go to Bentley’s at:
Sarria passed away in Los Ranchos, New Mexico August 19, 2013, at the age of 90.
“Jose was a collector of fine jewels, coins, antiques and oil paintings,” said Sarria’s executor Tony Ross. “This is a great opportunity to own a bit of LGBT history and for the gay community to support a documentary long overdue on one of our unsung heroes.”
Award winning Los Angeles filmmakers Dante Alencastre and Daniel Carrera are in pre-production on Sarria’s documentary “Nelly Queen,” slated to be released in 2015. Sarria was the first openly gay candidate to run for public office in the United States in 1961, more than a decade before Harvey Milk.
When San Francisco city officials vowed to shut down all the gay bars in 1961, the 38 year-old cabaret singer ran for a seat on the Board of Supervisors. Although Sarria lost the election, he garnered nearly 6,000 votes, proving for the first time in American politics that there was a gay voting bloc.
Speaker John A. Pérezof the California Assembly noted that “Jose Sarria’s trailblazing run for public office as an openly gay man laid the groundwork for LGBT Californians to run for public office proudly and openly. But Jose's refusal to be silenced or shamed back into the closet--in an era where LGBT People were routinely discriminated against--was the greatest contribution to our movement.”
In 1965, Sarria founded the ICS in San Francisco when a group of gay bar owners formed a Tavern Guild as a means to stand in solidarity with one another under the pressure of police harassment. The Guild put on the first large public drag ball in San Francisco's history. The following year, Sarria declared himself Absolute Empress I Jose of the newly formed nonprofit.
ICS was intended mainly for "camp" fun as its members derived royal titles and elected Empresses and Emperors at annual Coronations. However, under Jose's guidance the organization grew to 70 chapters, making it the second largest LGBT nonprofit corporation in the U.S., and since its inception has raised millions of dollars for AIDs organizations and other charities.
