This has been an unprecedented, unpredictable year, but one that has made clear the vital importance of community and our collective responsibility to fight for the future of our nation. We continue to grapple with our families and friends dying and the Trump-Pence administration’s woefully inadequate response to COVID-19. We have seen and participated in widespread protests against systemic racism and police violence across the country. And now, we are facing an election that has only become more critical after the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Our rights and our democracy should not be debatable or negotiable. We all must unite: for equality, for our democracy, for one another. ‘Unite for Equality Live’ is an opportunity to come together, celebrate our progress, mourn our recent losses, and chart a path forward – a path which must include voting this fall and electing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.