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Daily Archives: March 26, 2016
#NoHateinMyState: Entertainment Leaders Calling on Georgia Governor to Veto HB757
#NoHateinMyState: Entertainment Leaders Calling on Georgia Governor to Veto HB757
Leaders in entertainment answered HRC President Chad Griffin’s call to action against legislation in Georgia that would put LGBT people at risk. Studios and leaders across Hollywood announced that they will abandon operations in Georgia if H.B. 757 is enacted.
San Francisco Will Boycott North Carolina Over Anti-LGBT Law
San Francisco Will Boycott North Carolina Over Anti-LGBT Law
“We are standing united as San Franciscans to condemn North Carolina’s new discriminatory law,” the mayor said.
The post San Francisco Will Boycott North Carolina Over Anti-LGBT Law appeared first on ThinkProgress.
thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2016/03/26/3763715/san-francisco-north-carolina-nondiscrimination/
On This Day in 2013, HRC’s Iconic Red Logo Went Viral
On This Day in 2013, HRC’s Iconic Red Logo Went Viral
In the weeks before Hollingsworth v. Perry and United States v. Windsor were heard at the Supreme Court in 2013, HRC worked with dozes of organizations and fair-minded Americans advocates across the nation to elevate the national conversation around marriage equality.
Momentum grew rapidly as hundreds of prominent American companies, dozens of leading Republicans and President Barack Obama each filed historic amicus briefs to the Court in support of equal marriage. Five U.S. Senators announced their support for marriage equality in a 72 hour period. Thousands gathered outside the U.S. Supreme Court in support of equal justice under the law. And, last but not least, a simple red HRC logo took over social media and became to symbolize a transformative moment for equality.
On Monday, March 25, 2013, HRC posted a red and pink version of HRC’s iconic blue and yellow logo to the HRC Facebook page. In the post, we urged our supporters to make the image their profile photo and to wear red clothing in support of loving same-sex couples during the two days of oral arguments. By the next day, March 26, the logo had gone viral as the world united in support of loving, committed same-sex couples.
While decision day for the two cases arrived in June, our work was far from over. Dozens of more cases were filed in court and same-sex plaintiff couples continued to advocate for equality rights. On June 26, 2016, the SCOTUS ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that marriage is a fundamental right to which same-sex couples should have the same access as opposite-sex couples, bringing marriage equality nationwide.
Thanks to tireless efforts of so many LGBT people and allies, we have helped change the minds and hearts of citizens around the country. Campaigns like the viral red logo helped bolster unprecedented support for marriage equality and helped change the narrative around marriage equality around the globe.
On this day in 2013, HRC’s iconic red logo went viral. Which meme was your favorite? www.hrc.org/Viral #LoveIsLove #WeAreHRC #LGBT #LGBTQ
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forward finish f-position
forward finish f-position
all the bulbs are spent… posted a photo:
This is the chic design, it is the R-reactor. This is the coup-de-kill, it is the L-factor. This is the tour-de-force, it is the I-inject. This is the one-off style, it is the pattern X.
Forward finish F-position, trans-o-lusive cool transmission. Gear to gear and two on two, car-de-blanc it drive you through.
(Crime – maserati; gangster funk / maserati 45rpm, B-Square Records, 1980)
Market Street @ 17th and Castro, The Castro, San Francisco, October 2015
[Leica M6 / Voigtländer Nokton Classic 35mm f1.4 / Kodak Tri-X 400]
