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From "40 Years Later, Still Second-Class Americans" by Frank Rich, The New York Times, 2009-06-27:

"There's a perception in Washington that you can throw little bits of partial equality to gay people and that gay people will be satisfied with that," said Dustin Lance Black, the screenwriter who won an Oscar for "Milk," last year's movie about Harvey Milk, the pioneering gay civil rights politician of the 1970s. Such "crumbs," Black added, cannot substitute for "full and equal rights in all matters of civil law in all 50 states."

I made it to part of rehearsal tonight. Not feeling well today, so falling farther behind on comments & reading; the few spoons I have need to be directed elsewhere. But I did want to do my little part in transmitting a viral video on a subject I care about even though it's been a while since my guitar and I have been on a plane ourselves.

Via silmaril (here) as well as a few hours earlier via email from realinterrobang, here's Dave Carroll (of Sons of Maxwell): "United Breaks Guitars"

For historical context, Loudon Wainwright III: "Unfriendly Skies"; and Tom Paxton: "Thank You Republic Airlines"