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Oct 11, 2009
Gone Marchin’ At The National Equality March
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Today is a very important day for equal rights in the United States of America … legions of Americans of all walks of life will be marching in our nation’s capital, Washington DC, today to demand the government provide the same equal rights for all citizens — regardless of sexual orientation:


The National Equality March describes its aim as:

Equal protection in all matters governed by civil law in all 50 states. We will accept no less and will work until it is achieved. Equality Across America exists to support grassroots organizing in all 435 Congressional Districts to achieve full equality.

We are guaranteed equal protection under the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution. Free and equal people do not bargain for or prioritize our rights. Full equality necessarily includes all members of the LGBT community and encompasses, but is not limited to:

* The right to work our jobs and go to school free of harassment and discrimination.
* The right to safety in our daily lives, and protection from hate crimes.
* The right to equitable healthcare, and the right to donate blood.
* The right to equitable immigration policies.
* The right to marry.
* The right to serve in the military openly.

Many bills currently exist to address some of these issues, but we do not support a piecemeal strategy. We seek one federal solution to full equality.

David and I feel compelled to lend our presence and our voices to this call to action and will be marching proudly with our compatriots today. I will be tweeting all day long from the National Equality March (#NEM) which you can follow along with right here on the blog. After the jump, watch a live stream from C-SPAN from the National Equality March in Washington DC and check out an interactive widget that will allow you to log in with your Twitter account and follow the #NEM tweets that will becoming out of Washington DC all day today …




The widget above will feature any tweet with the #NEM hashtag (the official hashtag of the National Equality March) but if you prefer you can always follow just my tweets HERE at my official Twitter profile. Today promises to be a historic day in the GLBT movement. Our country, the land that I love, was founded on principles of liberty and justice for all … now is the time to demand of our government that those principles be upheld for ALL American citizens. Click HERE to learn how YOU can get involved in this call to action wherever you may be in the country. Better yet, if you are in the area … come out and march with me and David and all the other citizens of the US of A and lend your voice to the cause.

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  1. ashley says:

    Hope equality will come to everyone!

  2. L E A N N A says:

    Trent, thanks for marching….for those who cannot march out of fear of losing their jobs since they can’t be out at work..thanks for being a voice…I know equality will happen…hopefully soon!

  3. The Britney says:

    To everyone thats concerned about me: I wasn’t serious about Harvard lol. All I tried was to explain that there’s many other people who are being discriminated for various reasons (those who don’t have money was just an example) and no one cares about them.

  4. justathought says:

    Britney—It wasn’t funny, at all. You need to make the distinction between things that people are discriminated against that are unconstitutional and deny groups of people their basic civil and human rights, and those things that people have control over—such as your stupidity in making such ignorant remarks, money, education, etc. If you feel strongly about those things, feel free to organize a peaceful demonstration, get thousands and thousands (millions actually) of people to support you, make your case before local and federal governments and lobby to have laws changed.

  5. jj says:

    @worldgirl LOL I was trying to be nice.
    @britney “To everyone thats concerned about me: I wasn’t serious about Harvard lol. All I tried was to explain that there’s many other people who are being discriminated for various reasons (those who don’t have money was just an example) and no one cares about them.”
    This doesn’t change the fact that your example was very stupid and ignorant. I’m not gay but I support their fight for equality just as I am hoping that men support women’s fight for equality.

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