New Gay Social Network Promotes Companies That Support Gays
Blacklists Companies That Oppose Equality 

Released by: Genia Stevens geniastevens@gmail.com
  
11/18/2008 - GayWallet.com launches as a social network that allows LGBT community and straight supporters to network and promote gay-friendly businesses* Genia Stevens, editor of the lesbian and gay blog SistersTalk, announces the launch of GayWallet.com - a social network designed to connect the LGBT community with companies and organizations that promote or support gay and lesbian rights. GayWallet.com allows users to create groups, upload videos, post pictures, and participate in various forum discussions.

The new LGBT social network, GayWallet.com, is a peaceful protest against California's Proposition 8 and other anti-gay legislation in the United States. It is a modern-day movement that utilizes today's technology -- the internet and social media web sites. Stevens says, "Gay Americans buys goods and services. We spend our money on cars and houses. Our tax dollars are used for schools and roads and social services. We deserve nothing less than equality. If a company or an organization wants to help right-wing religious fanatics strip us of our equal rights, it's only fair that we know who those companies are so we can spend our money elsewhere."

Social networking web sites are a growing trend and are often utilized by individuals and organizations that need to gather like-minded individuals in a central location. TwitterMoms.com gathers mommies who micro-blog using Twitter, and Women on Career Break is a social networking web site that gathers women who are in-between jobs in a central location. GayWallet.com seeks to connect the LGBT community with like-minded individuals who support equality for gays and lesbians.

To learn more about GayWallet.com visit http://gaywallet.com.

New Gay Social Network Promotes Companies That Support Gays, Blacklists Companies That Oppose Equality
   11/18/2008 (10:05 AM)

*GayWallet.com launches as a social network that allows LGBT community and straight supporters to network and promote gay-friendly businesses* Genia Stevens, editor of the lesbian and gay blog SistersTalk, announces the launch of GayWallet.com - a social network designed to connect the LGBT community with companies and organizations that promote or support gay and lesbian rights. GayWallet.com allows users to create groups, upload videos, post pictures, and participate in various forum discussions.

The new LGBT social network, GayWallet.com, is a peaceful protest against California's Proposition 8 and other anti-gay legislation in the United States. It is a modern-day movement that utilizes today's technology -- the internet and social media web sites. Stevens says, "Gay Americans buys goods and services. We spend our money on cars and houses. Our tax dollars are used for schools and roads and social services. We deserve nothing less than equality. If a company or an organization wants to help right-wing religious fanatics strip us of our equal rights, it's only fair that we know who those companies are so we can spend our money elsewhere."

Social networking web sites are a growing trend and are often utilized by individuals and organizations that need to gather like-minded individuals in a central location. TwitterMoms.com gathers mommies who micro-blog using Twitter, and Women on Career Break is a social networking web site that gathers women who are in-between jobs in a central location. GayWallet.com seeks to connect the LGBT community with like-minded individuals who support equality for gays and lesbians.

To learn more about GayWallet.com visit http://gaywallet.com.  

The new LGBT social network, GayWallet.com, is a peaceful protest against California's Proposition 8 and other anti-gay legislation in the United States. It is a modern-day movement that utilizes today's technology -- the internet and social media web sites. Stevens says, "Gay Americans buys goods and services. We spend our money on cars and houses. Our tax dollars are used for schools and roads and social services. We deserve nothing less than equality. If a company or an organization wants to help right-wing religious fanatics strip us of our equal rights, it's only fair that we know who those companies are so we can spend our money elsewhere."

Social networking web sites are a growing trend and are often utilized by individuals and organizations that need to gather like-minded individuals in a central location. TwitterMoms.com gathers mommies who micro-blog using Twitter, and Women on Career Break is a social networking web site that gathers women who are in-between jobs in a central location. GayWallet.com seeks to connect the LGBT community with like-minded individuals who support equality for gays and lesbians.

To learn more about GayWallet.com visit http://gaywallet.com.  

The new LGBT social network, GayWallet.com, is a peaceful protest against California's Proposition 8 and other anti-gay legislation in the United States. It is a modern-day movement that utilizes today's technology -- the internet and social media web sites. Stevens says, "Gay Americans buys goods and services. We spend our money on cars and houses. Our tax dollars are used for schools and roads and social services. We deserve nothing less than equality. If a company or an organization wants to help right-wing religious fanatics strip us of our equal rights, it's only fair that we know who those companies are so we can spend our money elsewhere."

Social networking web sites are a growing trend and are often utilized by individuals and organizations that need to gather like-minded individuals in a central location. TwitterMoms.com gathers mommies who micro-blog using Twitter, and Women on Career Break is a social networking web site that gathers women who are in-between jobs in a central location. GayWallet.com seeks to connect the LGBT community with like-minded individuals who support equality for gays and lesbians.

To learn more about GayWallet.com visit http://gaywallet.com.