Westword 11\/25\/1999 (a Denver weekly)<\/small><\/p>\n
“I often say at fundraisers and different events, ‘Can we have a big round of applause and thanks to Colorado for Family Values!'” says Sue Anderson, who recently left the state after directing the gay-rights organization Equality Colorado for six years. “The silver lining to the whole Amendment 2 cloud is that there’s a queer organizational infrastructure in this state.” Anderson remembers the days of Amendment 2 as “an amazing time — having gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues in the news for 94 days nonstop. We don’t get that kind of coverage, or hadn’t until that time. The American public didn’t want to talk about those things — that was brought on by Amendment 2. It changed history in many ways.” <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Westword 11\/25\/1999 (a Denver weekly)<\/small><\/p>\n
“I often say at fundraisers and different events, ‘Can we have a big round of applause and thanks to Colorado for Family Values!'” says Sue Anderson, who recently left the state after directing the gay-rights organization Equality Colorado for six years. “The silver lining to the whole Amendment 2 cloud is that there’s a queer organizational infrastructure in this state.” Anderson remembers the days of Amendment 2 as “an amazing time — having gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues in the news for 94 days nonstop. We don’t get that kind of coverage, or hadn’t until that time. Continue reading