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The Public Eye, Winter 2013

Jandira Queiroz exposes the ACLJ offshoot in Brazil, David Dodge analyzes why marriage equality won at the polls in 2012, and Miriam Zoila Pérez looks at Washington DC's anti-transgender discrimination campaign.

In this issue

Antigay Legal Group Targets Home of World's Largest Pride Parade

From a modest building in a central neighborhood in Goiânia, the capital of the Brazilian state of Goiás, Filipe Coelho is launching the American Center for Law and Justice’s (ACLJ) Brazilian branch, following the example of the Christian Right…

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Why Marriage Won: Right-Wing Messaging and the 2012 Elections

Before the November 2012 elections, 37 states had voted on statewide ballot measures seeking to restrict marriage equality in this country. Each time, voters in these states—family members, friends, neighbors, and co-workers of LGBTQ people—approved…

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D.C. Advertises for Transgender Acceptance

Two transgender flags flying.

Iden Campbell McCollum is the founder of The Campbell Center, a peer-run resource center for people living with mental health challenges. The center serves the primarily low-income and African American community in Southeast Washington, D.C.…

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