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Standing on the Side of Love for Marriage Equality

After teaching our children a bit about love, marriage equality and justice, we made Valentines to send to the N.Y. State representatives who voted to support marriage equality.
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On Feb. 12, at the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Brooklyn, our Senior High Youth led an educational service project with our children as part of the Standing on the Side of Love campaign.

After teaching our children a bit about love, marriage equality and justice, we made Valentines to send to the N.Y. State representatives who voted to support marriage equality. Being a Brooklyn congregation, we sent the cards to Brooklyn representatives. We also included Valentines to our Federal Senators, Mayor, Governor and the four Republicans (state-wide) who made a stand on personal conscious across party lines.

Please watch the video here to learn more!

Standing on the Side of Love Valentines - First UU Brooklyn from Cooper Miller on Vimeo.

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