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Former state senator Cheryl Jacques was ousted as Human Rights Campaign head after the Nov. 2 election.
Former state senator Cheryl Jacques was ousted as Human Rights Campaign head after the Nov. 2 election. (Globe Staff Photo / Evan Richman) Globe Staff Photo / Evan Richman

Jacques stands by marriage rights goal

Ousted leader urges activists to continue

By Yvonne Abraham
Globe Staff / January 6, 2005

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Ousted Human Rights Campaign head Cheryl Jacques said yesterday that gay rights activists should not back down from their goal of gaining full marriage rights for same-sex couples, despite the electoral defeats of Nov. 2. (Full article: 1033 words)

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