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What The World Needs, by WalkerWednesday, January 11th, 2017
"Posing for this campaign was a dream come true times two - this was my second time posing for it. The message that NOH 8 Campaign and my picture says is that hating someone for their sexual orientation is wrong. Hating someone because of who they are does not define what it is that you don't like about someone - it defines YOU . I have been hated, bullied and shunned
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Changing For Orlando, by Joe B.Thursday, December 8th, 2016
I've been involved with the NOH 8 Campaign previously during a photo shoot in Reno, NV . I've always been a contributing member to our community through charitable donations to NOH 8 , Human Rights Campaign, Trevor Project, and more. I have never been as actively involved with our community as I should have, but that changed with Orlando this year. I didn't know
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Grateful & ProudSaturday, November 19th, 2016
"Having met in Houston in 1995 , my husband and I were married in Palm Springs, CA on our 13th anniversary in October 2008, which just happened to be within the May - November 2008 window before Proposition 8 was passed. During our week there, we watched all those seemingly innocent, hate-filled Mormon-funded television ads, which I will always remember. Shortly
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Stronger Than BulliesFriday, October 28th, 2016
My friends and I have always wanted to join the NOH 8 Campaign. It’s sad to say that you can find bullies everywhere, and sometimes being a victim of bullying can make anyone feel alone and not loved, but NOH 8 shows that we are stronger than bullies and we can fight it with love . -- K. Regis
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NO Room for H8, by David D.Friday, October 28th, 2016
I was born an illegitimate child over 45 years ago as a result of a rape that my mom endured with a man 13 years her senior during the infamous and horrific Vietnam War. At the time, my mom - the eldest of 12 children - was forced to have an abortion as there is no such thing as an unwedded, Catholic, and pregnant Vietnamese woman in my culture. At the very least, this would
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