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Love, Inclusion, Family, Equality: Mardi Gras Parade 2015 Glamazon All Stars

  • Writer: Deb Carr
    Deb Carr
  • Nov 9, 2014
  • 1 min read

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By Deb Carr

I was invited to a rooftop get together yesterday by my friend, Ethan, who happens to live in the same building, to join him and some of his friends for a drink. They were actually having a meeting to chat about raising funds for their 2015 Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras float and I was welcome to come up and join them for a drink. I was immediately welcomed into this group of people I had never met, in fact I felt included, loved, equal and as part of their 'family'.

Apart from spending a lovely Saturday afternoon with my new friends, there is a very special message that I'm sharing here, and the reason I'm writing this post; Did you know that without the Mardi Gras Parade and the people who fought for us in 1978, there would be no chance we'd have the Equal Rights that we have today?

LOVE

INCLUSION

FAMILY

EQUALITY

that's LIFE!

Donate to the Glamazon All Stars float today so they can continue to emphasise the validity of equal rights for all! CLICK HERE FOR CROWD FUND CAMPAIGN & MORE INFORMATION

Mary Kiani

The 2015 float will be featuring the inestimable, Mary Kiani The GLAMAZON ALL STARS return to the stage for Mardi Gras Parade 2015 with their message of: LOVE, INCLUSION, FAMILY, EQUALITY.

We want to invite YOU to help people realise that we should be living without prejudice, without segregation.

 
 

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