SHAREIn 2008, these families and leaders stepped forward to support marriage equality in California’s largest-ever social justice advertising campaign involving the state’s African American, Spanish Language and Asian Pacific newspapers and radio stations. Their leadership and commitment sparked thousands of conversations about the importance of marriage equality for all families. We applaud their courage and are forever in their debt.
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Alice Huffman, President, California NAACPEnglish |
Cintrilla Hampton and her daughter and granddaughtersEnglish |
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Mrs. Helen Chávez, wife of late labor and civil rights leader César ChávezEnglish | Spanish |
Rev. Cecil Williams, Glide Memorial United Methodist ChurchEnglish |
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Mrs. Lin with her daughter Jennifer and daughter-in-law JeanneEnglish | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | Vietnamese |
Eya Andrade and her son Alberto and son-in-law JasonEnglish | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | Vietnamese |
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Sylvia Castro-Adams and her son Paul and son-in-law MaxEnglish | Spanish |
Tessie Guillermo and her sister Pauline and sister-in-law JillEnglish | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | Vietnamese |
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Lydia Castellanos and her sister Anita and sister-in-law LydiaEnglish | Spanish |
Aída Lugo with her niece Lisa and her wife MelissaEnglish | Spanish |
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Vina Licon and her son Julio and son-in-law AlejandroEnglish | Spanish |
James Yapp and his daughter Margot and daughter-in-law KokoEnglish | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | Vietnamese |
