Seven Straight Nights Phoenix

[Zerbie]

Here are a few links to some coverage of the action in Phoenix last week.

Some good quality print coverage plus a photo here:
http://www.asuwebdevil.com/node/1007

Phoenix action leaders interviewed live on talk radio. We begin in the second segment (about 12 minutes into the hour) and continue til the end of the hour. Warning - a caller interrupts the discussion for a while to interject opposition to equality in marriage.
http://media2.podbean.com/pb/1b56815...ght-nights.mp3

This one is interesting. The fellow who recorded this segment came by and hugged everyone who was standing curbside with a sign, then posted it on you tube. Unfortunately, the camera doesn't catch the signage, and things appear a lot darker on camera than they actually were.
But I thought you might like to get a glimpse of the on-the-street action, which this clip emphasizes very well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbcH4t9PDYM

[Emproph]

Good timing though.

7 Straight Nights for Equal Rights

Seven Straight Nights for Equal Rights consists of nighttime vigils led by straight allies during the week of September 14th through 20th, 2008.

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Originally Posted by Zerbie

Here are a few links to some coverage of the action in Phoenix last week.

Some good quality print coverage plus a photo here:

Dozens gather for one of ‘Seven Straight Nights’
Phoenix vigil part of national event led by straight supporters of gay rights


Hey, that sign looks familiar...

Phoenix action leaders interviewed live on talk radio. We begin in the second segment (about 12 minutes into the hour) and continue til the end of the hour. Warning - a caller interrupts the discussion for a while to interject opposition to equality in marriage.
http://media2.podbean.com/pb/1b56815...ght-nights.mp3

^I can't get that one to work. Why does God hate me?

This one is interesting. The fellow who recorded this segment came by and hugged everyone who was standing curbside with a sign, then posted it on you tube. Unfortunately, the camera doesn't catch the signage, and things appear a lot darker on camera than they actually were. But I thought you might like to get a glimpse of the on-the-street action, which this clip emphasizes very well.

Protest Made Easy
(He does eventually steady the camera. It's worth the watch.)

Atticus Circle