Apr 17, 2007 - Washington, DC, USA - Rev. WILLIAM SINKFORD, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association speaks before 220 other religious leaders from around the United States near the Capitol to express support for anti-discrimination legislation, including the Matthew Shepard hate crime bi

Apr 17, 2007 - Washington, DC, USA - Rev. WILLIAM SINKFORD, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association speaks before 220 other religious leaders from around the United States near the Capitol to express support for anti-discrimination legislation, including the Matthew Shepard hate crime bi Stock Photo

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Apr 17, 2007 - Washington, DC, USA - Rev. WILLIAM SINKFORD, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association speaks before 220 other religious leaders from around the United States near the Capitol to express support for anti-discrimination legislation, including the Matthew Shepard hate crime bill, being considered in Congress. (Credit Image: © Mark Murrmann/ZUMA Press)

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