Keeping Momentum in D.C.

Even though marriage equality found it’s way to become law in the nation’s capital, those who helped secure that element are equality are not lessening efforts to keep pushing forward.

According to a post on Washington Times:

Although gays are happy that the District finally passed medical-marijuana and same-sex marriage laws and has implemented several human rights and domestic policies that protect LGBT members, GLAA says its supporters shouldn’t rest on those laurels.

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