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Two Bills....Two Votes....Too Important to Ignore!

Submitted by sarahcg on September 25, 2007 - 8:47pm.

Stop Hate Crimes and End Employment Discrimination. Contact Your Elected Officials.

How Can You Help:

1. Print this script below.
2. Call your Federal elected officials. Tell them to vote yes to: ENDA (HR 2015) and to the Matthew Shepard Act (S 1105).
3. Follow-up each call with an email.  read more »

Two Takes on Virginia Living

Submitted by linda on September 25, 2007 - 8:45am.
This article in Metro Weekly talks about gay couples living in Herndon and Centreville. Given how unfriendly Virginia law is toward the LGBT community, it's nice to see that the real reaction of the neighborhoods is much more accepting.

Blogs on EF

Submitted by linda on September 12, 2007 - 11:27pm.

There's a new feature on the EF website: blogs. If you're not familiar with blogs, think of them as opinion pieces or editorials. They can be serious, fun, political, social or just about anything in between. We'll be posting regular blog entries on the site, though not on a fixed schedule.  read more »

Some Spurious Notifications Sent Out

Submitted by linda on September 7, 2007 - 6:24am.

For those that get automatic email notification of new content on the EF site, you may have received approximately 70 emails about new content for things that were old. I had done some batch updating to some content for some planned formatting changes and didn't think this would trigger the notifications. Unfortunately, I was wrong.  read more »

EF's on Flickr

Submitted by linda on September 3, 2007 - 12:16pm.

Equality Fairfax is now on flickr. You can find our photos there with links back to our website with the details on the events they are from. In addition, you can find links here to all the photo sets on flickr by going to http://www.equalityfairfax.org/photosets.  read more »