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What did it take to achieve marriage equality in New York? 

Follow unintentional archivist Fred Anguera as he documents Marriage Equality New York (est. 1996) - the nation's oldest grassroots marriage equality organization on its journey to legalizing love. From rallies and marches, through a cross-country tour of New York, to the signing of the 2011 Marriage Equality Act, this all-volunteer grassroots organization was a driving force for the cause in the streets and with state politicians

History in the Making highlights many of the organization and movement activists including Edie Windsor, Cathy Marino-Thomas, Ron Zacchi, as well as celebrities like Margaret Cho and Cynthia Nixon and local politicians like Assemblyman Danny O'Donnell, Senator Thomas Duane, Speaker Christine Quinn, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

PANELISTS

• Christine Quinn (former Speaker, NYC City Council)
• Tom Duane (former NYS Senator)
• Cathy Marino-Thomas (former President, MENY / MEUSA)
• Fred Anguera (Director)
• Brian Silva (Executive Director, MEUSA)

HOST COMMITTEE & PARTNERS (as of 10/20)

Brian Silva   *   Tomek Siergiejuk   *   Jennifer Macdonald   *   Matt Koehler   *   Derrick Brown

Dustin Ling   *   Karen Potter   *   Brett Hemmerling   *   Joseph Vitale   *   Michael Ridgway Jones

 Moody's Corporation   *   PwC

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