Come Celebrate The End of DOMA and Prop 8 in Carytown with The Rest of RVA
Oh man! We won, folks! DOMA and Prop 8 have been overturned and dismissed, This is HUGE! And while the specifics from both cases wont do much to directly impact a broad spectrum of LGBT issues here in VA, its can help build momentum around a cause.
So come out tonight! Bring your family, your friends, your neighbors, your pets, your enemies – Bring everyone, and show the city and the rest of the state that LGBT people are here, and we’re not going anywhere!
Plans are still lose here – I’m not using the word “flash-mob,” but critical mass is essential to getting a message out. We’re meeting at New York Deli, having a few drinks, and hopefully realizing that there are more people who share our interests and concerns than our legislators believe.
We’re not usually the kind of folks to put out a call to action, but now is the time to stand with our LGBTQIAA family across the country and let them know we’re part of the future and part of the solution.
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