Manifest Equality Los Angeles

There's a lot in this world that strikes us as unfair. Inequality is something that really chaps our hide. We believe all beings are equal and all people should have the freedom to choose what suits themselves best, that includes love. No government, institution or person has the right to take this away. That's why legalizing marriage for ALL is such an important representation of this personal freedom. Remember, Gay Rights are CIVIL RIGHTS!!

Manifest Equality is right up our alley.

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We believe in full & equal rights for all Americans.

Throughout history artists have lent their creative expression to the ideas and issues that shape life in our communities, our country and our world.

The MANIFEST EQUALITY Gallery (located in Los Angeles) gathers together a diverse array of hundreds of the nation’s most talented visual artists under one roof to celebrate that role and join with our gay (LGBT) friends, family members and co-workers to demand full and equal rights for all Americans.

The MANIFEST EQUALITY Gallery, issues an inspiring, visual call-to-action, with hundreds of artists motivating public energy toward true reform on a local, state and national level.

MANIFEST EQUALITY will be open to the public, Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 through Sunday, March 7th, 2010 between the hours of 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM with extended hours Friday - Sunday.

Please support by visiting the gallery, check out the website & please spread the word.

http://www.manifestequality.com/

Call in Gay!!

Where the hell would we be without our gays!? Maybe its mom, a best friend, a hairdresser or the person you see staring back at you in the mirror!? Could you imagine being gayless!? Life would be colorless and dull. Let's face it diversity is pretty awesome, its the spice of life.

In honor of your gays, please support the grassroots initiative "Day Without a Gay" by calling in gay on December 10th! You can lend your fine self to Join the Impact and volunteer your time to a variety of services that will help educate those who under appreciate the gays in their life. We saw what happened when people united for this past election. We can make change!

Countdown to 11/4 - #7 No on Prop 8 = Yes to Equal Rights

What's the big deal about Gay marriage? Conservative Bible thumpers argue once men start marrying men and women start marrying women, we'll all want to marry goats. Maybe some special toe tapping, intern soliciting members of the conservative regime are into that sort of thing but the rest of us just want equal rights for EVERYONE. If the people who want to lead us are pro-family, they need to accept loving families in any which way they come.

Here, your average Joe (he's not a plumber) and plain Jane define what saying yes or no on Prop 8 means:

Vote no on Prop 8; Gay people should be able to get divorced just like 50% of the straight population.


The More You Know: Gay was a term initially applied to hetero men (womanizers) and women (prostitutes).