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Personal Voices: Knocking on Kentucky's Door

By Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, AlterNet. Posted October 11, 2004.


Going door-to-door in Kentucky to stop an anti-gay marriage amendment, a woman gets more than she bargained for.
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Jasmine Beach-Ferrara is from North Carolina and is currently working with The Progressive Project, a grassroots initiative that is being piloted in Asheville, N.C. this election season.

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