Be Heard

I POSED FOR THE NOH 8 CAMPAIGN FOR MY GOD GIVEN BIRTH RIGHTS.  RIGHTS THAT HAVE BEEN STRIPPED OF ME BY MY COUNTRY.  I FIGHT TO REGAIN THE  RIGHT TO BE ME, TO BE HEARD, TO LOVE & FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY.  I FIGHT FOR MY FREEDOM AGAINST HATE, BIGOTRY, PREJUDICE & RACISM. NOT A SINGLE PERSON ON THIS PLANET SHOULD BE JUDGED FOR THEIR RACE, COLOR, CREED OR GENDER.

I posed for this NOH 8 picture because hate is NOT an Aggie value and because everyone deserves to marry the person they love, regardless of sex, race, etc. All <3, No H 8 . Mandy Skeels Texas A&M Open Shoot

I posed with two of my closest friends because we believe in equality . The main reason I decided to pose was that I'm bisexual and my mother is very judgmental and old-fashioned. Unfortunately she raised me to believe that it was wrong to be attracted to girls so I pretty much tried to ignore the impulses until I got involved in my local gay community and felt that

I believe that discrimination of any kind is unacceptable . Whether it be to serve our country or express their love in marriage, the GLBT community should be given the same rights Americans enjoy. Justice and equality no matter what race, religion, or sexual preference . -Joe Magee

I posed for my 17 nieces and nephews. I believe that bigotry, prejudice, oppression and hatred have no place in our society. I believe we must fight until there are equal rights, HUMAN rights, for all. I wanted them to see that it is something worth fighting for. My brother gave me the honor of giving his first son my name. As my nephew grew up, there was a time that he