Multimedia celebration for marriage equality in Newark, June 8

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       African-American
            faith leaders and Lambda Legal are hosting a multimedia
            celebration for marriage equality in Newark, N.J., on June 8
            at 6 p.m.       Taking place at the New Jersey Historical
            Society, 52 Park Pl., the event       will feature a photo
            exhibit and a screening of Showtime's Jumpin' the Broom:
                The New Covenant. Call (201)       618-1507 or
            e-mail rehill@lambdalegal.org for more information.     

        
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