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Hi,
I’m writing from Calling for Equality, a California initiative to help overturn Proposition 8. This initiative is headquartered and focused on the key battleground county of San Diego but is active statewide. We are working to gain visible opposition to Proposition 8 across all levels of government, news media, and minority communities.
We would like to ask for either a link exchange or even for a blog post about us! A sample blog post is provided on CallingForEquality.com/article.htm for convenience.
The California Supreme Court will rule in the Spring, so we are pushing as hard as we can in the next four months. Posting an article or a link will make a meaningful difference as we gather more support for our efforts!
Harold Canono
Calling For Equality
CallingForEquality.com