LGBT @ WHCD

May 3, 2014
Washington, DC

In conjunction with White House Correspondents’ Weekend, The Atlantic and National Journal hosted the annual Editorial Breakfast Briefing, featuring a conversation on the LGBT movement and the debate over marriage equality.

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Cynthia Nixon LGBT Activist and Actress Sex and The City
Bishop Gene Robinson IX Episcopal Bishop New Hampshire @BishopGRobinson
Torey Carter Managing Director Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund @ToreyCarter
Richard Carlborn Freedom to Marry Director of State Campaigns @richardcarlbom
Steve Clemons Washington Editor-at-Large The Atlantic @SCClemons
Cason Crane Adventurer, Athlete, Activist and Founder The Rainbow Summits Project @casoncrane
Eric Fanning Undersecretary United States Air Force
Gautam Raghavan Public Engagement Advisor The White House
Geoffrey Garin President Hart Research Associates @HartSurveys
The Honorable Jim Kolbe Former Arizona Congressman and Senior Transatlantic Fellow German Marshall Fund
Shane Harris Senior Writer Foreign Policy Magazine @ShaneWHarris
Mary Kay Henry International President Service Employees International Union (SEIU) @MaryKayHenry
Grover Norquist President Americans for Tax Reform @GroverNorquist
Jon Lovett Former Speechwriter for President Obama; Co-Creator and Writer 1600 Penn @jonlovett
Aisha C. Moodie-Mills Senior Fellow and Director, FIRE Initiative Center for American Progress @AISHAMOODIEMILL
Ellen Ratner News Analyst Fox News @EllenRatner
Allyson Robinwon Former Executive Director OutServe-SLDN @allysonrobinson
Michael Rogers Managing Director Raw Story Media, Inc. @MichaelRogersDC
Hilary Rosen SKDKnickerbocker Managing Director
Randi Weingarten President American Federation of Teachers @rweingarten

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