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SUMMARY:The Legacy of Matthew Shepard
DESCRIPTION:Judy Shepard draws from personal tragedy to promote a greater understanding of LGBTQ issues and empower audiences to embrace human dignity and diversity through outreach and advocacy in their own communities. In 1998\, Judy lost her son Matthew to a murder motivated by anti-gay hate that shocked and captivated the nation. Turning tragedy into a crusade for justice\, this leading voice in the LGBTQ rights movement has since established The Matthew Shepard Foundation to carry on her son's legacy. Later\, she spearheaded The Matthew Shepard Act\, which expanded the federal hate-crime law to include crimes based on gender and sexual orientation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Judy Shepard draws from personal tragedy to promote a greater understanding of LGBTQ issues and empower audiences to embrace human dignity and diversity through outreach and advocacy in their own communities. In 1998\, Judy lost her son Matthew to a murder motivated by anti-gay hate that shocked and captivated the nation. Turning tragedy into a crusade for justice\, this leading voice in the LGBTQ rights movement has since established The Matthew Shepard Foundation to carry on her son&rsquo\;s legacy. Later\, she spearheaded The Matthew Shepard Act\, which expanded the federal hate-crime law to include crimes based on gender and sexual orientation.
LOCATION:Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center\, Gonzaga University 211 E Desmet Ave\, Spokane\, WA 99202
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URL:https://business.spokanevalleychamber.org/events/details/the-legacy-of-matthew-shepard-23024
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