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White House Egg Roll a big success for gay and lesbian families

David on Apr 10th 2007

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Monday was the big day - dozens of gay and lesbian families attended the 2007 White House Egg Roll, making our presence know and our existence real to million of Americans. We were proud to join the many diverse families attending the White House Egg Roll this year. For the second year in a row, gay and lesbian-headed families participated in a great American tradition.

Thanks to the wonderful family members, staff and volunteers who camped out in line on Friday night, we were able to secure 11:00 AM tickets to the event. We wore rainbow leis to visibly and proudly include our families.

This year, we were really just another part of the Egg Roll scene. The controversy was lessened and there were no protestors - a welcomed sign of the progress we are making in the family equality movement.

To read a great article on Family Pride’s presence at the Egg Roll, and to watch a wonderful video clip of executive director Jennifer Chrisler and her twins Tim and Tom, visit the Politico website. And a special thanks to the nearly 4,000 of you who were a part of our all-night Egg Roll blogathon - your support gave us something to look forward to during that very, very cold night.

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One Response to “White House Egg Roll a big success for gay and lesbian families”

  1. […] The party of LGBT families attending the White House Egg Roll yesterday showed up, rolled eggs, took photos, and went home. No one protested their attendance. The Politico has an interview with Jennifer […]

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