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The Human Rights Campaign kicked off a popular campaign protesting Russia's anti-gay law with a Russian-language "Love Conquers Hate" t-shirt being sported by such gay celebs as Ricky Martin, Tim Gunn, NBA basketball player Jason Collins and soccer player Megan Rapinoe.
"We stand with Russia's LGBT community and their allies," HRC President Chad Griffin said. "We are committed to doing as much as we possibly can to support their efforts to repeal this heinous law."
All Out, an LGBT organization, is urging Coca-Cola based in Atlanta to speak out against Russia's anti-gay laws before the 2014 Winter Olympics are held in Sochi.
Billboard trucks rented plastered with "Speak out against against Russia's anti-gay laws" circled the company's downtown Atlanta headquarters on Monday and a few All Out protesters also held signs outside the Coca-Cola headquarters.