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    Howard Dean Supporters

    Political campaigns know where to find the voters.

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    Steve Moore

    Noted comedian Steve Moore (left) is one of Richmond's most dedicated LGBT activists.

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    Anti-Gay Protest

    Protests are regularly held at Richmond Pride events.

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    Reiffel and Jones

    Rob Reiffel and Bob Jones of Prime Timers Central Virginia

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    Richmond Rainbow Social Club

    Richmond Rainbow Social Club: Pride 1998

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    Stepping Out

    Stepping Out: From Pride 1998

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    Richmond Pride Coalition

    Richmond Pride Coalition logo

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    Richmond Activates

    Richmond Activates: The March 2, 2010 Rally for Peace at Virginia Commonwealth University. Student-organized events are energizing the Richmond LGBTQ community. Credit GJ

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    Jay Squires

    Jay Squires, Chair of Equality Virginia and the Commonwealth Coalition, traveled the state in the NoMobile rallying opposition to the Marshall-Newman Amendment. Today Squires is President and CEO of the Gay Community Center of Richmond. (DA)

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    Vote "NO," Virginia

    The Commonwealth Coalition opposed the Marshall-Newman Marriage Amendment in 2006.

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    Central Virginia Rainbow Partnership

    Central Virginia Rainbow Partnership logo

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    2008 Richmond Mayoral Forum

    Five candidates for Richmond Mayor discuss issues of concern to the LGBT community.

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    Tracy Thorne-Begland

    Tracy Thorne-Begland was discharged twice from the Navy for being open about his sexual orientation. Today he is Cheif Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney in Richmond. Credit ML

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    Bottoms and Wade

    Sharon Bottoms (left) with her partner April Wade and a picture of Sharon's son Tyler. Credit ML

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    Miss Gulch

    RTP hosts popular and acclaimed productions, like Miss Gulch Returns, starring Robert Throckmorton. Credit GR

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    Marcus Miller

    Marcus Miller was a founder of Richmond Triangle Players. He also founded Barcode, one of Richmond's most popular LGBTQ clubs to this day. Credit JS

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    Richmond Lesbian Feminists' Pride Booth

    Dyana Mason (left) and Beth Marschak staff the RLF booth at Richmond Pride, 2004. Credit JS

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    Billboard

    The billboard that opened Richmond's eyes. Credit ML

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    Richmond Pride Poster

    The first Richmond Pride celebration was held on the 10th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion. Credit ML

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    Willie Dell

    Richmond City Councilwoman Willie Dell. Credit ML