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| Upcoming Events: ***Nation-Wide Kiss In*** !!!Check Below for New Event Details!!! **JOIN EQUALITY INLAND EMPIRE** Join the EQIE Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=92640176018 Equality Inland Empire (EQIE) is a coalition of LGBT and ally organizations in the Inland Empire. EQIE's intent is to increase visability and support local LGBT ally organizations. EQIE is involved in the local, statewide, and national LGBT civil rights and for marriage equlity movement. Upcomming Events: ~Nation Wide Kiss In~ Riverside Plaza Aug 15th @ 11am (more info below) Kiss in Information: We are two bloggers - David Badash and David Mailloux - who believe that any person anywhere should be able to kiss whomever they want, whenever they want. We both believe that there's not enough love and affection in the world, because most people are afraid to show it. We should never be afraid of brief, unimposing displays of affection. There is nothing wrong with a hug, a kiss on the mouth, a kiss on the cheek. Together, with the help of Willow Witte and the national Join The Impact group, we are coordinating a nationwide event on August 15, 2009 at 2 p.m., EDT (or 11 a.m., PDT) It's called "The Great Nationwide Kiss-In" and you're invited - all of you! - to either plan a Kiss-In event in your city or town, or simply participate in an existing one. Okay, you ask, but what does this mean? What is a Kiss-In? Well, it's quite simple. On the suggested date and time, in a public place - whether it's a park or plaza or popular thoroughfare in your city or town - you'll bring your husband or wife or partner or boyfriend or girlfriend or good friend, and at 2 p.m., you'll kiss. It's one of the simplest things in the world to do! Why, you ask? Why are you doing this? After incidents in San Antonio, TX, El Paso, TX and Salt Lake City, UT - where different gay and lesbian couples were harassed or detained by law enforcement or other people for the simple act of kissing in a public place - we need to make a strong statement to everyone everywhere: kissing is not a bad thing, nor has it ever been. It's not vulgar or inappropriate. It's a sign of affection that is as old as time itself. And it's a beautiful thing that we share with our loved ones every single day. The more cities with corresponding events, and the more people who participate in those events, the stronger the statement. You can read more about why we've chosen to coordinate this, by reading our blog entries below: David Badash: http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/its-time-for-a-nationwide-kiss-in/discrimination/2009/07/13/4150
~Wear a White Knot for Marriage Equality~ The White Knot is the symbol for marriage equality. It takes two traditional symbols of marriage—white and tying the knot—and combines them in a simple way to show support for the right of gays and lesbians to marry. All loving couples deserve the same legal rights, benefits, and respect that civil marriage bestows. Visibility is the goal. One, after another, after another, after another, these white knots will bear silent but eloquent testimony to a future America where marriage equality is a reality. David Bender, Politically Direct with David Bender on Air America Wear your Knot and tell people what it stands for, conversation is the key... SEE BELOW ON HOW TO MAKE OR GET A WHITE KNOT For more info click HERE
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| Redlands Area Organizations www.equalityinlandempire@yahoo.com EQIE Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=92640176018 | Events in Planning Rally in support of March hearings State Leadership Summit Nation Wide Kiss In |
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| **Rancho Cucamonga** The Corner of Day Creek and Foothill Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga (Exit the 15 freeway west on Foothill)Foothill is between the 10 and 210 **7pm THE EVE OF THE COURTS DECISION*** | * Dani Wilson dani4equality@yahoo.com * If you have any questions please feel free to e-mail me | ***Bring a candle and sign, so people know why we are there.*** As stated recently by the Courage Campaign, "If we win, the same people who backed Prop 8 will find another way to undermine equal rights. If we lose, we will need to take our case to the people of California again. No matter what, we'll eventually need to win full equality under federal law." What: Bring a battery operated candle (the city of Rancho has not allowed open flame candles at prior events), a sign and your friends. The Eve of Justice Rally in Riverside the night before the hearings had approximately 250 people in attendance. If each one of us brings one additional person to this event, we will definitely let the IE and others know we are part of their community and we expect to be treated equally. |
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| DJRottenRobbie | Great story/video from KPIX 5 SF | 0 | Nov 14 2008, 6:45 PM EST by DJRottenRobbie | ||
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http://cbs5.com/video/?id=41888@kpix.dayport.com It's being billed as "this generation's Stonewall" |
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