The Pridensouth Project

Our mission as a committee is to be a genuine outlet for the LGBTQA community in the Southeast of the United States of America. We want to project and shine light on the truth through the tools of social media and support like minded people.

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Details about which states had legalized or banned gay marriage before the US Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal nationwide.

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Today, HRC President Chad Griffin joined Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Councilmember Alex Wan and Georgia Equality Executive Director Jeff Graham at Atlanta’s City Hall to celebrate the launch ofthe 2013 Municipal Equality Index (MEI).

The MEI examines the laws, policies, and services of municipalities and rates them on the basis of their inclusivity of LGBT people who live and work there.

Atlanta scored 100 points on the 2013 MEI criteria, which examines non-discrimination laws, relationship recognition, the municipality as law enforcement and employer, municipal services, and the municipality’s relationship with the LGBT community.

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Find out more about Transgender Day of Remembrance at www.transgenderdor.org

See the list of people who died because of anti-transgender violence in 2012.

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Our First Video for Parents: How Did You Come Out?

Shelby, 17, and her parents share their experience and Kristin & Dannielle offer advice to other families of LGTBQ kids

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THE PARENTS PROJECT!!!

Thousands of LGBTQ youth have shared their stories with us over the years – most of which include parents who don’t believe them, who wonder what this means for their future, who are concerned about religious beliefs, or who just don’t know WHAT to say. 

After spending hours scouring the internet for a resource that provided question-specific, easy-to-navigate, digital content for parents of LGBTQ kids, we found NOTHING.

The Parents Project will be a digital presence with videos, advice, and resources dedicated exclusively toward helping parents understand their LGBTQ kids. 

Please help us reach our funding goal!

everyoneisgay.com/parents

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17 HOURS LEFT!!! Please help if you can and share widely!

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A reminder of the many reasons why we need to make The Parents Project a reality.

We have 13 Hours left of our campaign. Please give what you can and share with those you love! xo

everyoneisgay.com/parents

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Pride en South Mission. Hey everyone, "Pride En South" Project needs your support. Check out or mission trailer and cast your vote. Thank you! http://projects.kindsnacks.com/project/pride-in-the-south/

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THIRTEEN DAYS OF PARENTSMAS: Share it.

You’ve shared with us why The Parents Project is so important to you. Now let’s share these reasons with as many people as we can, and ask them to help us by donating to our cause!  We will pick one person who reblogs/shares/retweets this post to win our $500 Level Reward. That means the Awkward Date with Kristin & Dannielle, the lipsync serenade, the merch, the music… all of it.

To donate: everyoneisgay.com/parents

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Thanks for your service, veterans — especially those who sacrificed, and continue to sacrifice, living as your authentic selves in order to defend your country. Your contributions aren’t forgotten. 

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Click “like” and share this graphic to celebrate all of the ways that marriage has moved forward in 2013! And read about the latest win in Hawaii: http://freedomtomarry.org/HI20Years

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life is not black and white.

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Pride en South MIssion

We are three girls currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, traveling the southern states of America with the mission of creating a voice for the silent. We want to&

Please help us spread the word! Others need your help!

Contact us if you're interested in more information.

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Find Meetup Groups in Atlanta, Georgia about LGBT

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"A Sunlight Foundation analysis of lobbying disclosure reports found that of the 23 groups who are lobbying on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, only three lobbied against the bill. The National Religious Broadcasters, the Traditional Values Coalition and the Family Research Council reportedly spent a little more than $43,000 to stop ENDA in the third quarter. Meanwhile, one LGBT rights group on its own, the Human Rights Campaign, spent more than 10 times as much during the same third-quarter period - $450,000 - to ensure its passage."

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/11/05/lgbt-groups-outspend-opponents-on-enda