SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and protect traditional marriage and the next generation. | (Gospel Herald/Sharon Chan)SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and protect traditional marriage and the next generation. | (Gospel Herald/Sharon Chan)SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and protect traditional marriage and the next generation. | (Gospel Herald/Sharon Chan)SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and protect traditional marriage and the next generation. | (Gospel Herald/Sharon Chan)SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and protect traditional marriage and the next generation. | (Gospel Herald/Sharon Chan)
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – Thousands of pro-traditional marriage supporters paraded through Veteran Memorial Park, rallying to save and to protect traditional marriage and the future generations.
Chinese-Americans from all across Bay Area wore bright red t-shirts that says 'Marriage One Man One Woman' and held signs that says 'Yes on 8', showing their strong opposition in the legalization of same-sex marriage.
[Editor's note: reporter Sharon Chan contributed to this report.]
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