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        Route Approved for Equality March
     
 Michelle Garcia 
          
          Sep 29, 2009
          
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Permits for the National Equality March are being issued, as the city has approved its route. According to Equality Across America, the organizing group, the march was approved last week, but the application needed a final signature from an official who was out of town. 

The map of the 2.33-mile march is available on the Equality Across America blog.
 
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