EQUAL HUMAN RIGHTS MONUMENT

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The Society for Human Rights in Chicago becomes the country's earliest known equal rights organization. When it began it had a only 22 members and for the most part unrecognized by the state of illinois.


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This was a very hard time to be different in America. Society as a whole was very narrow minded and conservative. People where forced to keep to themselves or risk persecution. As if racial inequality wasnt enough, there also has been a wide distaste and disapproval of LGBT indiv


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Thanks to the efforts of many equal rights groups...


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as well as iconic figures like these: Harvey Milk, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, who have fought for equal human rights, we have come that much closer to Equal Human Rights.


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LGBT individuals are portrayed in media, entertainment, and pop culture as being widely accepted; however, the truth is that not everyone can agree that LGBT people deserve equal rights in the United States.


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Ten of the mostGay-friendly cities.

BerlinSan Francisco

New YorkSydneyMykonos

ParisBarcelona

AmsterdamLondonCopenhagen


Our Monument has 10 different locations, Berlin, San Francisco, New York, Sydney, Mykonos, Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam, London, and Copenhagen.

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day viewWhere Weve Been, Where We Are, and Where Were Going



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This monument will undergo a transformation at dusk and dawn, creating a duality in its function.


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The monument walls would begin playing music, and the circular floor would gradually transform into a brightly-lit, amphitheatre that could be used as an outdoor dancefloor or stage.


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50. Elton John and George Michael Dont Let The Sun G

49. Dead or Alive You Spin Me (Like A Record)

48. Pet Shop Boys New York City Boy

47. Diana Ross Chain Reaction

46. Deborah Harry I Want That Man

45. Cher Strong Enough

44. RuPaul Supermodel (You Better Work)43. KD Lang Constant Craving

42. Culture Club Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

41. Chaka Kham Im Every Woman

40. Wham Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go

39. Paul Lekakis Boom Boom (Lets Go Back To My Roo

38. Kym Mazelle Young Hearts Run Free

37. George Michael Outside

36. Donna Summer I Feel Love

35. Dannii Minogue This Is It

34. Belinda Carlisle Summer Rain

33. Peter Allen I Go To Rio

32. Sylvester You Make Me Feel Mighty Real31. Heather Small Proud

30. CeCe Peniston Finally

29. Madonna Express Yourself

28. Cyndi Lauper Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

27. Charlene Ive Never Been To Me

26. Tim Curry Sweet Transvestite

25. Barry Manilow Copacabana

24. Barbara Streisand and Donna Summer No More Tears

23. Whitney Houston I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)

22. Sister Sledge We Are Family

21. Queen I Want To Break Free

20. Dolly Parton, 9 to 5

19. Coming Out Crew, Free, Gay and Happy18. Village People, In the Navy

17. Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Relax

16. Village People, Macho Man

15. Judy Garland, Over The Rainbow

14. Bronski Beat, Smalltown Boy

13. Diana Ross, Im Coming Out

12. Cher, Believe

11. Gloria Gaynor, I Am What I Am

10. Alicia Bridges, I Love The Nightlife

9. Madonna, Vogue

8. Olivia Netwon-John Xanadu

7. Kylie Minogue, Better The Devil You Know6. Pet Shop Boys, Go West

5. Kylie Minogue, Your Disco Needs You

4. The Weathergirls, Its Raining Men (Read Tribute to Its Raining Men)

3. Gloria Gaynor, I Will Survive (Read Tribute to I Will Survive)

2. Village People, YMCA (Read Memories of the 70s The Village People)

1. ABBA, Dancing Queen (Read Tribute to Dancing Queen)



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