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The ordinance one year later (video)

Submitted by E. Ross on Friday, 25 June 2010 – 3:07 PMNo Comment

KTVA looks back at the 2009 battle for an equal rights ordinance, and asks where the LGBT community of Anchorage is today, as we celebrate PrideFest 2010.

Four voices speak for fairness and equal rights: Matthew, Rachel, Johnathan and MeMe. Only one person speaks for hate: Prevo. Which side are YOU on?

Tags: Anchorage equal rights ordinance AO-64 (2009), Metropolitan Community Church of Anchorage (MCCA), transgender, video

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