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Below is something I wrote to my friends on Facebook about things which arose from questions asked about my NOH 8 photo, I hope you like it and support it!  Thanks again for all everyone on the NOH 8 Campaign Staff does everyday! Given the circumstances of today and the things that have been said or gone on in the past couple of months I guess it's time I've said a couple

I participated in the NOH 8 Campaign to say after 54 years that I will no longer tolerate being treated like a second class citizen. I want everyone to live in a world where they are free to love who ever they want and where hate is not tolerated. Change can only occur when ordinary citizens do extraordinary things. That means every one of us has a role to play, no matter

Words can not describe my sincere thanks towards the NOH 8 Campaign. One , for volunteering to come out and shoot myself and my coworkers at the GLSEN Media Summit . It was an incredible experience, and I am so honored to be a part of this incredible campaign. It is so great that GLSEN and the NOH 8 Campaign were able to work together and hopefully there will be opportunity

I am very honoured to be speaking in support of the British and  Asian GLBT communities and showing my support to this ground breaking campaign.  NOH 8 not only raises the important issue that is Prop 8 but also mirrors the community's continuing struggle for equality. I stand in support of everyone who has had to fight  prejudice (in all its forms) against

We received the e-mail about the beautiful NOH 8 photo on the day we read the transcript of Meet the Press on August 14, 2011 . I said (censored) and my husband named the photo, "Here's To You Michele Bachmann." Anyway, we are from West Hollywood and were to travel to London to celebrate our 33 years together - 3 of which were married . We had planned to get a NOH 8 photo