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A message from Team NOH8Tuesday, March 17th, 2020
Dear NOH 8 Family, The health and safety of our supporters, volunteers and team is our top priority. As we commit to doing our part to help combat the spread of COVID-19 (the coronavirus) we will be following CDC recommendations & guidelines. All #NOH8 events through June 30th will be postponed until a future date this year. While we continue to monitor the
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We should all believe in equality for all, by Leah ReminiThursday, March 12th, 2020
In 2008, in response to the passage of Proposition 8, @adambouska and partner @jeffparshley started the @noh8campaign to take a stand against discrimination . Now, 11 years later, the #NOH 8 Campaign has grown to fight against bullying of all kinds . I am honored to add my face (and my voice) to this movement. The message of 'No Hate' should be embraced and spread-
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It's more important than ever to make sure we are not erasedTuesday, March 10th, 2020
When the NOH 8 Campaign started, I was still discovering my identity. Seeing LGBTQ people standing up for their rights gave me the confidence I needed to continue to explore myself, so that I could see myself in that future. I hope that young people will find their courage through the movement to help fight for a better future. I wear the red ribbon in solidarity
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I posed for those who can'tThursday, March 5th, 2020
I posed because everyone should have the right to love with all their heart and to find that great love and shout it out loud . To explore and find their path and to be their true selves without fear. Finally I posed for those who can't ... For those who are no longer with us and for those who may not yet be ready . Merry meet, merry part....merry meet again. ~ Heather
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I will always stand for -and with- the LGBT+ communityTuesday, November 5th, 2019
I posed because I've spent 24+ years (so far) as an LGBT+ activist and I will always stand for -and with- the LGBT+ community . While rights for white gay and lesbian people have improved, bi/enby/GNC erasure and the murders of transgender women of color remain rampant. We not only cannot stop fighting, we must fight harder . While transgender people have always
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