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Dallas, TX United States |
Oak Lawn Avenue & Cedar Springs Road, Oak Lawn Triangle | Legacy of Love Monument |
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Nearly 100 gather on Cedar Springs to celebrate Obama’s marriage support, protest NC vote
After devastating blows Tuesday with a failed civil unions bill in Colorado and the passage of North Carolina’s Amendment One, the Dallas LGBT community celebrated President Barack Obama’s public endorsement of same-sex marriage at a rally Wednesday night. Nearly 80 people gathered at the Legacy of Love Monument at Cedar Springs and Oak Lawn to protest the passage of North Carolina’s marriage ban, but also to rejoice in the victory of the first president to come out in favor of marriage equality. Photo © Anna Waugh dallasvoice.com
9 May 2012
Anna Waugh, Dallas
After devastating blows Tuesday with a failed civil unions bill in Colorado and the passage of North Carolina’s Amendment One, the Dallas LGBT community celebrated President Barack Obama’s public endorsement of same-sex marriage at a rally Wednesday night. Nearly 80 people gathered at the Legacy of Love Monument at Cedar Springs and Oak Lawn to protest the passage of North Carolina’s marriage ban, but also to rejoice in the victory of the first president to come out in favor of marriage equality. Photo © Anna Waugh dallasvoice.com
9 May 2012
Anna Waugh, Dallas
