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Thanks to Kentucky Fairness Alliance Board of Directors member Chip Begley for the great photos.
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| Rev. Al Pennybacker of Lexington | University of Louisville professor Gina Bertocci |
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| Rev. Todd Eklof, Unitarian Universalist Church of Louisville | Elizabethtown resident Andy Frueh |
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| Jennifer Crossen and partner Joan Callahan of Lexington | KFA Executive Director Christina Gilgor |
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The Ampersand symbolizes the solidarity we are building through Friends & Family, and suggests the inclusiveness we are working toward. It reflects the idea that no one individual, legislator, organization, or city can carry all the water for equality. Our success lies in our solidarity.
