The campaign has also received assistance from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and community leaders such as David Mixner, John Pérez, Reverend Troy Perry.
Perry worked in political arenas to oppose Anita Bryant in the Save the Children campaign in 1977, that sought to overturn an anti-discrimination ordinance passed by the city of Miami.
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In 2011, actor/playwright Jade Esteban Estrada portrayed Perry in the solo musical comedy "ICONS: The Lesbian and Gay History of the World, Vol. 5" which includes the song "I Will Follow You" sung by the character of Perry with music and lyrics by Estrada.
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Perry worked in a Sears department store, and was drafted for the army in 1965 where he served two years in Germany.
Troy | Katy Perry | Perry Mason | Perry Como | Rick Perry | Troy, New York | Perry Mason (TV series) | Helen of Troy | Perry County, Missouri | Oliver Hazard Perry | Matthew Perry | Matthew C. Perry | Luke Perry | John Perry Barlow | Tyler Perry | Troy Aikman | Perry | East Troy, Wisconsin | Troy (film) | Perry Farrell | Brendan Perry | Troy, Michigan | Troy Baker | Perry Ellis | Hollingsworth v. Perry | William Perry | Troy Patton | Richard Perry | Linda Perry | Lee "Scratch" Perry |
Speakers and artists who spoke at the main rally included Harry Britt, Charlotte Bunch, Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky, Flo Kennedy, Morris Kight, Audre Lorde, Leonard Matlovich, Kate Millett, Troy Perry, Eleanor Smeal, First PFLAG President Adele Starr, and Congressman Ted Weiss.