A worthwhile project that will help people come together through their differences. As the article states, the initiative is "based on a popular program from Oregon, the 'Walk A Mile' project will tackle immigration, homelessness, domestic violence, veterans issues and mental health over the course of 2012."
Also worth reading is the second section of the article, which returns to the domestic partner benefits program. Since no city employee has yet to sign up for the benefit, the cost to the city has been, in fact, zero. I assume this means that those opponents to the program who argued, loudly, that their stance was purely a fiscal one will immediately issue retractions.
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