[Peace-discuss] Urge Bush not to support "marriage protection week"

Ra Ravishankar ravishan at students.uiuc.edu
Mon Oct 6 11:02:37 CDT 2003


From: Jorge Zeballos <zebbie98 at hotmail.com>

At a press conference yesterday in Washington, D.C., the Family Research
Council, Concerned Women for America, Focus on the Family and
representatives from over 20 other ultra-conservative, anti-gay
organizations announced that President Bush has officially declared Oct.
12-18 as "Marriage Protection Week". One of the coalition's goals is to
build support for a Constitutional amendment to permanently deny civil
marriage to same-sex couples.

Please join the Human Rights Campaign in urging President Bush not to
endorse this politically motivated, mean-spirited attack on gay families.

Visit this URL to take action:
http://www.hrcactioncenter.org/ct/X7qif6n1YqDX/tell_president

We have not heard anything yet from the White House and we have only a
short amount of time to influence the President's decision, so please act
right now. And after you've sent your e-mail, call the White House
switchboard at (202) 456-1414. Ask President Bush not to endorse "Marriage
Protection Week". Tell him that this is a false and misleading campaign
to 'protect' families by fostering discrimination against gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender Americans. Ask him to oppose any attempts to
build discrimination into the U.S. Constitution.

Thank you for your support of the Human Rights Campaign and thank you for
taking action.

Sincerely,

Seth Kilbourn
National Field Director

P.S. It is essential that that we generate as many calls and e-mails as
possible into the White House before the President makes an official
proclamation. We can influence his decision but only if you, your family
and friends take action right away.


The "Coalition to Protect Marriage" is composed of: American Association
of Christian Schools, American Cause, American Family Association,
American Values, Bott Broadcasting, Christian Coalition, Citizens for
Community Values, Concerned Women for American, Eagle Forum, Faith2Action,
Family Research Council, Focus on the Family, Free Congress Foundation,
Gideon Christian Fellowship Church, Home School Legal Defense Association,
INSP TV Network, National Religious Broadcasters, Prison Fellowship,
Prison Fellowship/Wilberforce Forum, Religious Freedom Coalition, Southern
Baptist Convention, Thomas Road Baptist Church, and World Magazine.






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