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Bringing Down Gaycism

I strongly believe in Equality. That is why I am calling for Action by organizing the DesegreGAYtion Initiative. This operation aims to point out the absurd discrimination that presently exists against Gay and Lesbian couples. California, and the vast majority of the United States, are violating the equal protection rights of same sex couples by not allowing them to marry. This treatment is blatantly unequal and un-American . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

How To Participate - Print out the image below onto a sheet of sticker paper. Cut stickers into individual signs that display Gay or Straight. Place sticker over public bathroom signs in establishments all around your community.

Please Take Pictures And Send Them To US. Help Spread The Message. Equality for All.
Hopefully with enough participation by those of us who care to challenge what we believe to be unjust, America can move further in the direction of real equality for all citizens.

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DJAbe

Comment left on: 3/9/09 7:28 PM

hey- Im confused. Ive been reading online that prop 8 will most likely be upheld. What went wrong with the hearing? I thought that we did a good job with protesting. And if it is upheld...what about the 18000 marriages that are already valid? will they go away? and if not-- how do they get married and other not?
Im kinda scared about the whole thing (and pissed too)
what can I do?

Claudius

Comment left on: 2/15/09 11:44 AM

Comming from a place where people would appreciate such discrimination, how exactly does this help us?

To me it seems we are just desensitizing them to the idea of such blatant discrimination, but then again, im from a very close minded place where they refuse to even admit the existance of gay people at times.

DJAbe

Comment left on: 2/13/09 3:51 AM

go to this site---

http://www.couragecampaign.org/page/s/divorce

pass it along to your friends...this is something that we can do to fight prop 8

coaboytoy

Comment left on: 2/11/09 3:46 PM

this is a great idea

bottomsUp

Comment left on: 2/5/09 1:18 AM

beachcruiser

Comment left on: 2/3/09 3:31 PM

hey, thanks for the invite, this is awesome!!!

tylaavaight

Comment left on: 2/3/09 1:04 PM

full support all the way! Some day soon I'm gonna do something about it and when I get that chance it's gonna be huge.