Field Notes: Do Ask, Do Tell - Sandhill Crane
Field Notes
•
TV-PG, 16-Apr-2024
From "Do Ask, Do Tell: The Linda Campbell Story," Charlie Burr explains how the sandhill crane, chosen as a symbol engraved on Linda and Nancy's headstones, embodies the joy and harmony they shared, while reflecting Linda’s journey through life, moving gracefully between earth, sky, and water.
Up Next in Field Notes
-
Field Notes: Do Ask, Do Tell - Togeth...
From "Do Ask, Do Tell: The Linda Campbell Story," Charlie Burr reflects on the powerful message of "Together Forever" that honored Linda and Nancy's love, capturing the warmth and joy of their historic fight for burial rights as a same-sex couple.
-
Field Notes: Do Ask, Do Tell - Linda'...
From "Do Ask, Do Tell: The Linda Campbell Story", Charlie Burr reflects on the historic moment Linda and Nancy became the first same-sex couple approved for burial in a national cemetery, a powerful symbol of the country's evolving stance on LGBTQ+ rights, which invigorated her fight for change.
-
Field Note: Do Ask, Do Tell - Linda w...
From "Do Ask, Do Tell: The Linda Campbell Story", Brad Waldruff reflects on his mother’s life, dispelling the myth of an idyllic love story and revealing a deeper, more complex journey that shaped her fight for equality.
