... John Cho, the Republican Mayor of San Diego Jerry Sanders, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and so many more.First, this spot narrated by Sam Jackson.LINK Next, our Republican Governor, our senior Senator and the Democratic nominee for President all agree, Prop 8 is divisive and wrong.LINK Next, Republican Mayor of San Diego Jerry Sanders and his own journey to supporting same sex marriage rights.LINK More after the jump.Next, Harold & Kumar star John Cho, who speaks movingly about his wishes for his new child, to live in a world free of discrimination.LINK America Ferrera and her Ugly Betty costars ask you to vote no on 8, agreeing that family is important to all.LINKSo many more against this divisive hateful rights grab my religious fundamentalists in my state, including (click on their names for YouTube clips that will open in a new window) ...Eduardo Xol from Extreme Makeover Home EditionProject Runway's Tim GunnMargaret Cho and Selene Luna from The Cho ShowDemocratic VP Candidate Joe BidenReknown musician Itzhak PerlmanStar Trek legend and Heroes star George TakeiJericho star Bob Stevenson (though he plays the obnoxious Yes on 8 guy in this ad)And finally parents, our state superintendant of education, and yours truly (but you don't need a YouTube clip to know that).

This morning's Field Poll carries news that Prop 8 is narrowly losing, 44 to 49%.This initiative battle is razor thin. We know that 7 to 10% of voters are still up for grabs.And Tim Gill and Scott Miller will match your donation up to $100,000 if you respond NOW.We knew we needed something more. Something big. Something to remind California voters that there were times in our history when we did not stand up against discrimination, and these are times we now regret.So our new ad -- which we call "History" -- focuses on the central fact of this campaign: it is wrong to discriminate and wrong to treat people differently under the law.This new ad, narrated by renowned actor Samuel L. Jackson, drives home the message that discrimination is always wrong. Watch the ad and make a donation to keep it on the air.Now it's our turn. It’s our turn to make sure we do everything we can do so the next generation grows up in a more decent society -- a society where discrimination against LGBT Americans remains part of that sorry past rather than enshrined in our Constitution.We must keep this ad on television statewide through Election Day. To make that happen we must raise at least $1.5 million today. Please donate NOW.With your help, we will defeat Prop 8. Please continue your support with a donation and ask the people who care for you to do the same.In solidarity, more about "Discrimination with Samuel L. Jackson...", posted with vodpod

I'll continue to watch proposition 8 in California. I'm getting really tired of the right wing always infringing on how we can live in America. I am sick of the constant discrimination that is still alive and strong in our great nation. When do we start living with some form of tolerance?  It's time to bring down conservatives and all the divisiveness that group stands for. more about "Discrimination", posted with vodpod

This morning's Field Poll carries news that Prop 8 is narrowly losing, 44 to 49%.
This initiative battle is razor thin. We know that 7 to 10% of voters are still up for grabs.

And Tim Gill and Scott Miller will match your donation up to $100,000 if you respond NOW.

We knew we needed something more. Something big. Something to remind California voters that there were times in our history when we did not stand up against discrimination, and these are times we now regret.

So our new ad -- which we call "History" -- focuses on the central fact of this campaign: it is wrong to discriminate and wrong to treat people differently under the law.

This new ad, narrated by renowned actor Samuel L. Jackson, drives home the message that discrimination is always wrong. Watch the ad and make a donation to keep it on the air.

Now it's our turn. It’s our turn to make sure we do everything we can do so the next generation grows up in a more decent society -- a society where discrimination against LGBT Americans remains part of that sorry past rather than enshrined in our Constitution.

We must keep this ad on television statewide through Election Day. To make that happen we must raise at least $1.5 million today. Please donate NOW.

With your help, we will defeat Prop 8. Please continue your support with a donation and ask the people who care for you to do the same.

In solidarity,

I'll continue to watch proposition 8 in California. I'm getting really tired of the right wing always infringing on how we can live in America. I am sick of the constant discrimination that is still inhabited in our great nation. When do we start living with some form of tolerance?