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Video: ENDA Protest Shuts Down Strip

GetEqual provided The Advocate with exclusive video Thursday chronicling the protests that shut down traffic on the Las Vegas strip in order to call attention to Sen. Harry Reid's inaction on pending legislation that would prohibit employment discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

Eight protesters stopped traffic on the Las Vegas strip for at least 10 minutes before police officers on bicycles arrived. The protesters were carrying a sign with a message to Senate majority leader Harry Reid that spanned half the length of the street, reading, "Reid: No One Can Do More? GetEqual.org."

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