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HRC gives another $300,000 to Md. same-sex marriage campaign
Group announced an additional $1 million contribution to four statewide same-sex marriage campaigns
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Exclusive: Md. marriage campaign raises $3.2 million
Marylanders for Marriage Equality will submit financial report to state election officials late on Friday
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1 year later, Kameny’s ashes still not buried
Dispute over burial site remains unresolved
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HRC identifies key struggles for gay youth in groundbreaking survey
“...today’s LGBT youth are still members of the only minority group ‘born into an enemy camp,’ subject to [family disapproval] rather than loving support”
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Maine marriage campaign optimistic going into referendum
Polls indicate majority of voters would support ballot measure to allow same-sex marriage.
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HRC National Dinner
Speakers at the annual event included actress Sally Field and Newark Mayor Cory Booker.
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Queery: Fred Sainz
The HRC marketing/communications director answers 20 gay questions
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Supreme Court refuses NOM’s challenge to Maine donor laws
Anti-gay group launches website for donors to declare contributions
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Fresno activists wage lonely battle to oust congressman
California’s newly drawn 22nd District ‘safe’ for anti-gay GOP incumbent
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Melissa Harris-Perry discusses voter suppression, marriage
Tulane University professor’s MSNBC show began in February
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