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Why We Posed, by Christy MiersTuesday, July 19th, 2011
I'm the Mother and the boy is my Son . Both of us are gay and deaf . Thought you'd like to know that we inspire a lot of people. My son was struggling to keep himself in the closet while he lived with his dad . I thought he needed his daddy as a role model while growing up. I was wrong. They are day and night. I finally had him move in with me last year. I gave him my support
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Why I Posed in AustinTuesday, July 19th, 2011
We posed for the NOH 8 Campaign to support the greatest cause of all ..... equality . W AUSTIN OPEN SHOOT TEXAS
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Why I Posed Again, by Thomas GeraciWednesday, July 13th, 2011
Last year, I was thrilled to be able to pose for Adam Bouska and the NOH 8 Campaign . I knew it would be a great way to show support for those who have little or no voice in our society. It started out as a protest of Proposition 8 in California , became a platform to speak up for every one’s right to marriage, and now has come to mean even more than that. I had taken my
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Straight Support, by Anthony TilghmanMonday, July 11th, 2011
My name is Anthony Tilghman & I am a straight male who posed for the NOH 8 Campaign in NYC because I think everyone is entitled to their own options and have the right to choose the relationship/partner they want to choose; 'cause its not about race, color , or orientation. It's about who is right for you and who will support you no matter what. Thanks to NOH 8 for
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Still Standing, by Terrence F.Monday, July 11th, 2011
This is my second time attending the NOH 8 photo shoot. I drove up to NYC from DC to take the opportunity to make my voice heard again . I work in the HIV/AIDS health care field in Washington, DC. I chose to again use that platform for my NOH 8 picture. My NOH 8 is me standing up against hate and stigma for all the residents in the Nation's Capital and the world currently
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