Be Heard

I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to be apart of the last NOH 8 photo shoot in Tulsa, Oklahoma . I know it’s a little late in my life, but I am starting the last phase of my life…. I am very lucky as I do have a partner of 14 years (as of July 22, 2014) to share everything with. I was born in the “buckle” of the Bible belt where and when you didn’t speak of

I am so happy and proud that my younger brother David Morgan and I had the opportunity to meet and have our pictures taken by Adam for the NOH 8 Campaign . I’m the one pointing to my face (right side). Having had to face problems of homophobia and being told we were/are going to hell within our own immediate family is sometimes hard to carry through life. We’ve been

Our family's reason for coming out to be heard through the NOH 8 photo shoot in Salt Lake City is very simple. It is important for all of us to stand up for love and for family , friends and strangers who deserve to be recognized as equal. We believe that a community cannot thrive without equality .

Today, a 17-year-old girl saw my NOH 8 photo on my cell phone. She quietly asked me if I'd participated in the campaign and if I'd been to the headquarters in Burbank . When I said that I had, she asked me if she could tell me a secret . Then she told me: she had been in a committed relationship with a girl for two years. From there, she told me how challenging things have

My partner of 25 years and I participated in the NO H8 Campaign to make a visible statement that shows our support for our belief that hate is never okay and love knows no gender . To have the opportunity to participate in our home state was too good to pass up! The great state of Texas needs to step up, protect LGBT jobs and respect its many LGBT citizens by supporting