The NOH8 campaign is an a photography campaign for gay right and marriage equality created decades ago by photographer Adam Bouza to stand against prop 8. I contributed a picture to the cause. It is really simple what you must do in order to be a part of this movement wear a piece of tape over your mouth and put the NOH8 logo on your face or anywhere else on your body. Celebrities and non celebrities have come together to participate in the cause and myself included. Even though it began years ago it is still going strong.
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