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Tam Back On The Stand

Plaintiff attorneys are once again questioning Hack Sing William Tam, who was part of the trial defense, then dropped out, then was brought back in when it was revealed he was heavily involved in the Prop 8 campaign, as well as promoting his opinion that gay marriage would lead to laws allowing sex with children […]

Prop 8 Trial Goes After Mormons

Today at the federal Prop 8 trial, attorneys worked to make the connection between the Prop 8 campaign and the Mormon Church, including manipulations by the church and it’s associates… From the Courage Campaign’s Trial Tracker… This is perhaps the most explosive bit of all, from a document between the LDS Church and the campaign:

Prop 8 Trial Transcripts Now Available

The American Foundation For Equal Rights is now posting full, downloadable transcripts from each day of the Prop 8 trial. Click on the following link to access these transcripts…Prop 8 Trial Daily Transcripts

ENDA Phone Bank Needs Your Help Wednesday Jan 20th

(click on image to enlarge for viewing) Dear Equality California Supporters,  Fairness in the workplace has been recognized as a fundamental right protected under federal law and it is now time to extend that protection to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) workers. Qualified, dedicated workers are denied job opportunities, fired or otherwise discrimi­nated against for

VIDEO: Martin Luther King Jr – “I Have A Dream”

The first video is the full coverage of Martin Luther King Jr’s famous "I Have A Dream" speech on August 28th, 1963. Coretta Scott King confirmed before her death that Dr. King would have been fully supportive of LGBT equal rights today. Let’s face it, despite the fact that much has been said decrying LGBT

Prop 8 Trial – We’re Going To Get Some Video After All

It’s frustrating for those following the current Prop 8 trial in San Francisco to have to wade through the blogs and tweets in order to piece the case together. The Supreme Court has barred the use of live or delayed video of the trial, and understandably, much of the information coming out via bloggers is