The co-founders of the iconic NOH8 campaign to promote LGBT equality came to San Francisco on Sunday.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The co-founders of the NOH8 Campaign came to Westfield San Francisco Centre on Sunday to give people the chance to get a free photograph in the style of the iconic image they created in 2008 as a silent protest to the ban on same-sex marriage in California.
Bouska and his partner Jeff Parshley, a co-founder of the campaign, are traveling across the country to give more people the chance to get the NOH8 photo treatment just as tens of thousands have for more than a decade. Years later, same-sex marriage is legal but both Bouska and Parshley warn there are new threats to LGBT rights.
"We're not prepared to let that happen and so we're going to keep uniting the community and fighting for our rights and protecting our rights." "Love is love and definitely just fighting for everyone's equality because, you know, I feel like everyone should be able to love who they want to love," Bade said.
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