NOW activists celebrate national Coming Out Day

Article Abstract:

The National Coming Out Day for homosexual men and women has been celebrated every 11th of October since 1988, the first year anniversary of the Lesbian and Gay Rights March held in 1987. It was founded by gay rights proponents Rob Eichberg and Jean O'Leary. The move has encouraged homosexuals to confess their true sexual orientation to their family and acquaintances. So far, homosexual activists, with the support of the National Organization for Women, have won the passage of anti-discrimination laws in some states, as well as corporate-sponsored domestic benefits for partners.

Discrimination against gays, Political aspects, Employee benefits, Homophobia, Gay liberation movement, Gay rights movement, Coming out (Homosexuality)

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March for women's lives inspired a flurry of activity

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The March for Women's Lives held early in the spring of 2004, which had a greater response than ever throughout the United States, is focused on. Increased interest in forming new chapters of NOW in recent unresponsive areas of the country was noted after the event even among college students.

Powers and duties

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NOW revitalizes chapters in key areas across the U.S

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This article discusses efforts by the National Organization for Women (NOW) to bolster its membership in the United States, and re-organize certain chapters.

Management, Planning, Membership, Associations, institutions, etc., Associations, Volunteers

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