Left OUT Party

English: The Left OUT Party was an event organized and occurring on 26 July 2008 in San Francisco to express disappointment in the Human Rights Campaign lobbying for removal of gender identify from the Employment Non Discrimination act

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Organizer Hunter Hargreave arrives for the event
Protestors in party gear cross Powell Street from Union Square to the Weston hotel
More protestors in party gear cross Powell Street from Union Square to the Weston hotel
Two signs which summarize the feelings of the protestors
Colorful signs, protestors in various states
Protestors wore all sorts of attire, from streetwear to evening gowns
The protestors signs indicated a variety of opinions too, including this odd juxtoposition seemingly tying the Human Rights Campaign with the Bush administration
as the protestors rallied, their numbers increased
A variety of protestors came, in many stages of dress, whether in common street clothes, regular living transgendered, a day of drag, or some mode in between.
Sam Davis, one of the organizers joins in the rally mantra
As the march went on, and more joined, it became better organized
As the march went on, it became increasingly diverse
Some of the marcher's dress was laid back, some classy. Were these comparing shopping notes or just admiring one another?
Marchers prepare to cross Powell street once more to hear speakers
Marcher versus car.
The gatherers listen to live music in advance of speakers
Robert (last name to come) an orgizner interdocues the members of Pride at Work who helped organize