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发信人: globalized (球球), 信区: QueerNews
标 题: NY的同学们周二去参加RALLY吧
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Jun 21 02:45:17 2011, 美东)
去ALBANY参加要求通过同性婚姻的RALLY吧，是the New Yorkers United for Marriage
coalition组织的，早上有从midtown Manhattan到albany的免费BUS。现在在albany，
反同的人比咱们的人多。
While victory may feel increasingly inevitable, its timing remains linked
for now to political developments largely outside the advocates’ control.
In order to apply pressure where they can, the New Yorkers United for
Marriage coalition plans to hold a Rally for Love and Marriage outside the
state capitol at noon on Tuesday and urges as many people as possible to
attend, with free bus transportation departing from Midtown Manhattan in the
morning and returning in the afternoon.
“Things continue to progress well,” said Brian Ellner, senior New York
strategist for the Human Rights Campaign, one of the five coalition members.
“There are a lot of legislative items. The most important thing is to keep
working hard. Folks should continue to contact their senators and urge them
to support marriage equality.”
发信人: globalized (球球), 信区: QueerNews
标 题: NY的同学们周二去参加RALLY吧
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Jun 21 02:45:17 2011, 美东)
去ALBANY参加要求通过同性婚姻的RALLY吧，是the New Yorkers United for Marriage
coalition组织的，早上有从midtown Manhattan到albany的免费BUS。现在在albany，
反同的人比咱们的人多。
While victory may feel increasingly inevitable, its timing remains linked
for now to political developments largely outside the advocates’ control.
In order to apply pressure where they can, the New Yorkers United for
Marriage coalition plans to hold a Rally for Love and Marriage outside the
state capitol at noon on Tuesday and urges as many people as possible to
attend, with free bus transportation departing from Midtown Manhattan in the
morning and returning in the afternoon.
“Things continue to progress well,” said Brian Ellner, senior New York
strategist for the Human Rights Campaign, one of the five coalition members.
“There are a lot of legislative items. The most important thing is to keep
working hard. Folks should continue to contact their senators and urge them
to support marriage equality.”