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Statement from the United For Marriage Coalition on events March 27th, 2013

Since the conclusion of the rallies on Wednesday, the coalition has learned about the mistreatment of a few individuals who were attending and speaking at the rallies. In one case, a queer undocumented activist was asked to edit his speech to hide part of who he is. In another case, several activists were asked to lower the trans* pride flag in order to keep out of the scope of TV cameras.

We apologize for having caused harm to the individuals involved. Apologies are being made individually and collectively and we are working to make direct amends. >> Read more

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Register below and Rally with us in Washington, DC on March 26th & 27th:

A Prayer for Love & Justice Interfaith Service:

March 26 - 7:15 AM
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
212 E. Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003
Tickets free and available - click here
Featuring rousing gospel music by Bishop Yvette Flunder, and prayer and ritual by 15 denominations and renowned leaders, including Dean Gary Hall of the National Cathedral, Sister Jeannine Gramick of the National Coalition of American Nuns, and Reverend Elder Darlene Garner, of the Metropolitan Community Churches, and Bishop Gene Robinson.

Parting the Waters: A Seder for Love, Liberation & Justice:

March 26 - 5:30PM
Human Rights Campaign Equality Center
1640 Rhode Island Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20036
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Join us for a second night Seder focused on marriage equality and the vital work of pursuing love, liberation and justice in every generation. This lively social justice Seder for a multi-faith, multiracial, intergenerational, LGBT and allied crowd will highlight the faith community's longstanding commitment to fairness and dignity for all God's children.

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