Boston Pride

By Lauren Miller, New Media Director

June 9, 2012

Elizabeth is proud that Massachusetts has led the nation in protecting and promoting equality for LGBT Americans – from marriage equality to the Transgender Equal Rights Bill.

Today she joined Rep. Barney Frank and campaign supporters at the Boston Pride Parade. Take a look.

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Ever since I first ran for Senate, I pinky swear with all the little girls I meet & tell them: "I'm Elizabeth Warren & I'm running for the U.S. Senate, because that's what girls do." 26 days until Election Day. Time to fight like a girl. #DayOfTheGirl

A post shared by Elizabeth Warren (@elizabethwarren) on Oct 11, 2018 at 4:31pm PDT

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I was happy to join my friend @ayannapressley at @claytonstateuniv yesterday to support the next governor of Georgia, @staceyabrams! We’re all in for Stacey because she fights from the heart for students, women, seniors, and working people across Georgia. And people are fired up in Georgia to help Stacey win – we could feel it. If you’re in Georgia, don’t just vote for Stacey Abrams – volunteer. And if you’re not, chip in to support the incredible grassroots work happening door-to-door, phone-to-phone, person-to-person in communities all across the state. We need you in this fight: staceyabrams.com #gagov #teamabrams

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40 million people in America have hearing loss – but many of them can’t afford a hearing aid. I came up with a bipartisan bill to allow hearing aids to be sold over-the-counter, and Donald Trump signed it into law. Washington is deeply broken, but sometimes we can still work together to get things done – and this bill will make a huge difference for people in Massachusetts and all across the country.

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