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Tag Archives: rights
And we all turned red, with signs of equality
Yesterday as the Supreme Court began hearings on Prop 8 and today Windsor vs The United States (DOMA), the world (real and virtual) turned red. In support, I put on my red t-shirt and laced-up my red chucks. I am … Continue reading
Posted in austin, daily life, phone images, portraits, street
Tagged austin, documentary, edie, get equal, history, human rights, instagram, lgbt, marriage equality, movement, photography, photojournlism, proposition 8, queer, repeal doma, rights, scotus, texas, united state, windsor, witness
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Today in History – May 17, 2004
Seven years ago today, I was a witness to history. On May 17th 2004, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts issued the first same sex marriage licenses in the United States. These images were taken at Boston City Hall.
Posted in portraits
Tagged 2004, black and white, boston, city hall, equality, gay, glad, goodridge, lgbt, license, marriage, massachusetts, may 17, mayor menino, portrait, rights, same sex, united states
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LGBT Rights Now
Fighting for EQUALITY is exhausting work. Raymond Miller on the bus ride home from the Get Equal: “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Rally in Washington. D.C on May 12th. Click here for full flickr set.
