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"march for equality" | saturday | october 11, 2009 | 9:01 pm

ODAY WAS A PERFECT FALL DAY. The sky was clear. The sun was bright. The weather was cool. And the leaves of the trees in the neighborhood are changing. It was a perfect day for a day in the park, for a walk around the area, for a protest march. Greg and I attended the Seattle March for Quality, which was held in conjunction with the march on Washington, DC. There were probably a few hundred people in Seattle's March, which started in Volunteer Park, wound its way through Capitol Hill, and down to the Seattle courthouse downtown. I had hoped for more participation and was glad to be able to lend my presence, my voice, and my steps. It was Greg's first march, first protest. I think it was a learning experience for me, for him, for the city, and hopefully for the nation.

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All in all, it was a good National Coming Out Day.

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