Participating in National Organizing Day events in communities across the country is an ideal way for Stonewall chapters and members to participate in the Democratic Party's effort to organize for victory all over the country. By making a small effort in our hometowns on April 29, we can further a national effort that will deliver a Democratic victory in November and substantive change that will follow Election Day.

Allowing Kentucky to legally discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation is morally wrong and is a disservice to the people of the commonwealth.

Senator Feingold understands that religious institutions should have the freedom to marry adherents according to their interpretation of their faith, and not the dictates of politicians. American families will be strengthened by tasking couples with the legal responsibilities that come through civil marriage. Americans are quickly moving towards full support for marriage equality, and we are seeing a new generation of Democrats emerge whose leadership will help turn that support into law.

You will see some of the best girls in the country for their age. We've got kids represented from several states.

We try to spread out the events across the country to reach folks in different areas. The first one took place in South Carolina and we've been holding them in New York for a couple of summers.

There are consumer shows like this all over the country, usually held in a single venue. Here, we're familiar with scrapbook conventions, like at the South Towne Expo Center, that draw about 13,000 people. Houston has a national quilting festival for one week in October, and it brings in 150,000 women from around the world.