Celebs support NO ON 8 - Amy Brenneman, Melonie Diaz & more

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Amy Brennaman, Tyne Daly, Christine Lahti, Sara Ramirez, Dolores Huerta,Camryn Manheim, Melonie Diaz, Sally Kirkland , Carolyn Hennesy and DJ'S Frangela are among those who joined out Actors Wilson Cruz, Heather Matarazzo & Caroline Murphy, and Jillian Armenate & her wife, Alice Dodd to support the gay grassroots all volunteer campaign, "Vote No on 8".
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2 months ago by jwphantom
Well, I guess your celebrity status didn't win over traditional, normal values, huh? Majority of Californians still believe, as do the majority of Americans, that marriage is for a man and a woman. But your typical Hollywood liberal views have to try to push on. So if Alice Dodd is the wife in the marriage, does that make Jillian Armenate "the husband"? LOL
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11 months ago by TotalFilmLover
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HOLLYWOOD CELEBRITIES MAKE PSA'S IN SUPPORT OF( SAME-SEX MARRIAGE to help defeat PROPOSITION 8 on the California Ballot

Amy Brennaman, Tyne Daly, Christine Lahti, Sara Ramirez, Dolores Huerta, Camryn Manheim, Melonie Diaz, Sally Kirkland , Carolyn Hennesy and DJ'S Frangela are among those who joined out Actors Wilson Cruz, Heather Matarazzo & Caroline Murphy, and Jillian Armenate & her wife, Alice Dodd to support the gay grassroots all volunteer campaign, "Vote No on 8".

Robin Tyler, who along with her wife, Diane Olson, were the first couple to sue for the right of same-sex couples to marry in the historic California Supreme Court case, which they won, reached out to Stacy Codikow of POWER UP,to volunteer to co-produce the spots for the Equality Campaign.

Several gay and lesbian couples who were recently married in California, made PSA's for this campaign as well.
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