Tag Archives: LGBT

Just Breathe

Posted on November 5, 2012 by dmn

Just Breathe. We may not see all results Tuesday night, but we know that #WeWillWin. If this doesn’t help you breathe easier, you’re not working with organizers who can win. Yes We Can run candidates, win elections, and change the way … Continue reading →

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Ain’t No Way

Posted on June 15, 2012 by dmn

Whenever someone tells me “You all compare (gay rights to civil rights)” it hurts my heart. The preemptive strike baffles me, even though I know: The way I love makes many straight African Americans deeply uncomfortable. I just want equality … Continue reading →

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Someday We’ll All Be Free

Posted on May 10, 2012 by dmn

I loved Barack Obama the first time I saw him: His 2004 DNC Keynote speech. Watching his campaign in 2007, I saw a candidate who could win. Just before Super Tuesday, I was privileged to witness Michelle Obama’s address to … Continue reading →

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Every State Line

Posted on April 29, 2012 by dmn

…has a new set of laws. But if your home state doesn’t want your Marriage money, show ‘em how much revenue they’re leaving on the table. If you don’t follow @bobcesca_go, now would be a great time to read the … Continue reading →

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Carolina in my Mind

Posted on April 14, 2012 by dmn

In my mind I’m goin to Carolina. Charlotte, to be specific. Though I can’t afford to attend this year’s Democratic National Convention, I want you to see the perfect political storm that makes Charlotte a genius site selection for the … Continue reading →

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