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NATIONWIDE DOMA PROTEST | JANUARY 10, 2009 | ||
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| <Organizer: Add your contact info here. If this cell isn't filled in, we still need an organizer. If you're interested in organizing this event, add your contact information to this page. Questions about organizing? Contact the previous organizer (below) for tips, contacts and to make sure they haven't already gotten started.> | <Organizer: Add time and location details here> | Even if there's no rally organized, you can still contribute to our goal of obtaining 1 MILLION SIGNATURES on the Open Letter to Obama (linked and explained here) asking him to keep his promises to the LGBTQ community. Some easy ways to get signatures on this letter are: 1. Take them to ally rich places such as gay bars, allied church and organization mtgs, college campuses 2. Print a copy and carry it wherever you go (work, class, meeting friends, family gatherings, etc) 3. Send the letter to everyone you know by email asking them to print it and get signatures and forward your email 4. Make sure you're using the official signature page please. It's important for legal and continuity reasons. You can start collecting signatures today! They must be mailed by 1/12 for us to take them to Barack Obama. Adding your contact info is a great way to get volunteers to help you.
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| LIGHT UP THE NIGHT FOR EQUALITY | DECEMBER 20, 2008 | 5PM WHAT IS IT? On December 20th, we ask that you join us again for a nation-wide demonstration that will make an impact on the private sector. Candlelight vigils will be held at commercial centers in cities across the country in remembrance of the rights that once were for 18,000 marriages, and in honor of the rights that one day will be again - for EVERYONE.
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| LOCATION (mall, shopping area, etc.) | Organizer Contact Info | Event Details | |||
| Riverfront park, downtown, 5pm | Your local organizer is : Impact!Equality friend us www.myspace.com/impactequality or call us for up to date info and changes regarding this event Carissa Williams & Marcella Nelson Pashenfish@gmail.com 615-713-7048 George Oeser and Ranger montegoblue@mac.com 615-554-9658 Laushanna Williams Rockinchic86@yahoo.com 615-424-6841 | Riverfront. Rain or shine event. dress warm. Bring candles/votives/flash lights. Peaceful demonstration! | |||
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| 11/15 Protest Info | Address & Map* | Notes & Updates |
| City: Nashville Time: 12:30 Organizer: Carissa Williams Marcella Nelson Annette Miller George Oeser Ranger Tillman Lashaunna Williams Contact info: Pashenfish@gmail.com 615-713-7048 615-521-0419 Rondanet98@hotmail.com 615-423-6323 montegoblue@mac.com 615-554-9658 615-516-7192 Supporting Organizations: -Americans United for Separation of Church & State www.Nashville-AU.org -TN Equality Project -PFLAG of Nashville -Hustler on Church st -Lipstick Lounge -Out and About Newspaper -OutCentral | City Hall (Old Metro Courthouse, corner of 3rd and Union, across river from Titans stadium): One Public Square Nashville, TN 37021 | BYO Signs! This is a rain or shine event! This event does not require a permit. Please obey all laws, do not obstruct traffic.NPD will be present to ensure a peaceful protest. I encourage folks to get downtown a bit early to scope out parking. Certain areas around the courthouse may be barricaded off - dunno? We're expecting a very nice turn out. I've received emails from Chattanooga and other surrounding areas - they gays are coming from afar! Rock on! For parking info please see the parking tips thread. |
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| montegoblue | Impact! Equality | 0 | Nov 20 2008, 2:30 PM EST by montegoblue | ||
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Hi everyone,
The organizers of the Nashville protest had a great meeting last night and we are ready to keep things moving along! We have some ideas that we are currently working on but none of them will succeed without the help of all of you. We are asking all of our GLBT and straight friends who were at the protest and all of you who couldn't attend as well to join us by going to www.myspace.com/431231556 and adding Impact! Equality to your friends list. We hope to soon have our own web site and other ways for us to all stay in touch but this is the start. |
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| montegoblue | Keep checking back here! | 0 | Nov 18 2008, 12:24 PM EST by montegoblue | ||
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As one of the organizers of Saturday's protest here in Nashville I keep getting asked "what comes next?" and we should have an answer for you real soon. Since we don't have any other information outlet set up on the web as of yet I ask that everyone keep checking back here and we will pass information along to you as we get it.
Saturday was just the start, there is a lot of hard work left to do, and we will need all of your help! |
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| montegoblue | A great story... | 1 | Nov 18 2008, 3:49 AM EST by Hothulagurlzzz | ||
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Many of you who were at the Nashville protest probably remember a couple of guys who might have looked a bit out of place. They are SHARPS, Skin Heads Against Racial Prejudice (don't believe everything you see on the Geraldo Show, the vast majority of skin heads are not racists) and are really good friend's of mine and my partners. One of them wrote a blog posting on his myspace page explaining his experience at the protest and I was very impressed and moved by it when I read it. I hope you will take the time to take a look. Just go to;
http://www.myspace.com/mikebrocks and click on the "view more" link next to the blog entry entitled "Proposition 8 Protest - A Story" It is great to hear what one of our straight friends thought of the event. |
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