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Until We Are Victorious, by Taylor CThursday, December 29th, 2011
I posed for the NOH8 Campaign because I believe in equal rights for everyone. I am straight and it breaks my heart that people in my life that I love are treated as second class citizens because of whom they love. After the passage of Prop 8 I got involved with several grass root efforts to overturn the proposition. I will continue to stand up for equal rights and fight for the right to marry for all people until we are victorious.
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Invalid in Texas, by Hal W.Thursday, December 29th, 2011
I posed for NOH 8 for equality for all people. Me and my husband had to go to another state just to get married. While our marriage is valid in another state, it is invalid in Texas . We should all be able to get married to the person we love, no matter what the gender or sexual orientation. We are not second class!!! -Hal W. Dallas Open Photo Shoot
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Music Knows No Bigotry, by DianeThursday, December 29th, 2011
My brother is gay and about gazillion of my friends are gay. I wanted to be a part of this shoot because of all the amazing people in my life who deserve to have the SAME rights, not different or special , as I have. And the same opportunity to fail at marriage, like I have. I will never understand the bigotry heaped on love . I play in the Oak Lawn Band here in Dallas , which
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Why NOT Pose? by Kandis S.Thursday, December 29th, 2011
We chose to pose, because we knew our photo would have so many meanings to so many different people. We hope that when you view our photo you see the total meaning of what NOH 8 stands for. Our personal view represents that we stand by Equality , being Out & Proud Lesbians, & Interracial Dating/Friendships . The whole experience at the Dallas
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Why We Posed, by Cindi and TanyaThursday, December 29th, 2011
We posed because we feel it's very important to be fully out for future generations.
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