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Apparently, I’m Chopped Liver

Posted on February 22, 2007 by

Hawthorn Mineart Posted in Current Events, GLBT Issues, Indiana, Indianapolis, Politics — 1 Comment ↓

Hmmmm – I guess my 20,000 visitors a day don’t rate a mention on Indiana Equality’s thank you letter for the Rally organizing… Many, many other businesses, organizations and bloggers contributed greatly to Monday’s success by promoting participation in the…

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Video from the Rally

Posted on February 19, 2007 by

Hawthorn Mineart Posted in GLBT Issues, Indiana, Indianapolis, Media, Politics — No Comments ↓

Video of the Rally and Protest outside House Speaker Pat Bauer’s office. Updated with a better copy of the video… The young man you see in the foreground here on the left is the fellow that Mark St. John grabbed…

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500 attend Rally, House Democrats Hide from Constitutents

Posted on February 19, 2007 by

Hawthorn Mineart Posted in GLBT Issues, Indiana, Indianapolis, Media, Politics, Religion — No Comments ↓

About 500 people attended the Rally in the Indiana Statehouse, organized by Indiana Equality to address SJR-7, the amendment to ban same-sex marriage, and to support the hate crimes bill, which will include sexual orientation and gender identity. There were…

Rally Reminder

Posted on February 18, 2007 by

Hawthorn Mineart Posted in GLBT Issues, Indiana, Indianapolis, Politics, Religion — No Comments ↓

Please don’t forget there’s a rally tomorrow against SJR-7 at the statehouse — indoors, 1 – 2:30 p.m. in the North Atrium of the Indiana State House, 200 W. Washington St. (enter North Entrance, off Ohio Street). Candace Gingrich will…

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Photos of the Rally at the Statehouse

Posted on February 10, 2006 by

Hawthorn Mineart Posted in GLBT Issues, Indiana, Politics — No Comments ↓

Marti has photos of yesterday’s Rally at the statehouse, from beginning to end. There’s apparently some question of the number of attendees. Fortunately, I know how to count, so I think we can solve the mystery.