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Long Island Catholics marched for life

Thousands gathered on the Mall in Washington D.C. yesterday, January 23, 2012 for the 39th annual March for Life protesting the 1973 Supreme Court...
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American Federation of Teachers marched on Washington for jobs,education reform,

The Norfolk branch of theAmerican Federation of Teachers answered the call from The National Division of American Federation of Teachers to...
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March on Washington for Jobs and Justice...and More

On the National Mall thousands of people turned out in support of the Rev. Al Sharpton, and his push for more attention paid to the unemployed and...
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“One Nation Working Together” was Dr. King’s dream

By York Van Nixon IIIIf yesterday was supposed be a contest, then crowd estimates fell short of the conservative gathering in August. But if one...
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Prop 8 trial begins, LGBT support grows

Today the federal trial begins over the right of gay and lesbian Americans to marry. The trail takes place in San Francisco, but will be broadcast...
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Obama signs Hate Crimes Bill - First LGBT legislation passed on Federal level

President Barack Obama (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) History was made when Obama was elected as the first African American President of the United Sates....
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After the march: Now the work begins (and continues)

The National Equality March was by any measure, a success. Around 200,000 people gathered to express one goal: equal protection for lesbian, gay,...
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National Equality March, part 6, Dustin Lance Black

Dustin Lance Black rose to prominence when he won the Oscar for best original screenplay for the movie "Milk." His acceptance speech...
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National Equality March, part 5, Dan Choi

Lt. Dan Choi is an Arabic linguist, an Iraq War veteran, a West Point Graduate, an Infantry officer, and gay...fired.He has become an outspoken...
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National Equality March, part 4, Julian Bond

The keynote speaker at the National Equality March, if one had to be chosen, had to be Julian Bond, the chairman of the NAACP (National Association...
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