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Title: Gay advocate group launches campaign
Post by: Shana A on January 22, 2008, 08:39:43 AM
Post by: Shana A on January 22, 2008, 08:39:43 AM
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Gay advocate group launches campaign
January 22, 2008
By DAPHNE LARKIN Times Argus Staff
BURLINGTON — A rainbow-colored bumper sticker, a "queer-mobile" that travels to remote and rural areas, paid spots on the radio, an online resource and a monthly newsletter are all strategies for a gay youth visibility campaign launched recently in Burlington.
Outright Vermont, the state's largest "queer" organization in its 20th year that works specifically with youths, wants to make Vermont the most "queer-friendly" state in the country — one person at a time.
Gay advocate group launches campaign
January 22, 2008
By DAPHNE LARKIN Times Argus Staff
BURLINGTON — A rainbow-colored bumper sticker, a "queer-mobile" that travels to remote and rural areas, paid spots on the radio, an online resource and a monthly newsletter are all strategies for a gay youth visibility campaign launched recently in Burlington.
Outright Vermont, the state's largest "queer" organization in its 20th year that works specifically with youths, wants to make Vermont the most "queer-friendly" state in the country — one person at a time.