NOH8 Campaign Uses Photography To Stand Against Discrimination, Bullying

Some Tulsans are using their faces to help fight for equal human rights, in a silent campaign.

The No Hate Movement stands against discrimination and bullying of all kinds.

People who participate wear a piece of duct tape covering their mouths, and a No Hate temporary tattoo.

"When we started this space we kinda wanted community, just anybody and everybody and they kinda hit that mission. It's anti-discrimination, equality," said Studio 30 co-owner Caitlin Moore.

Each participant got to take home a digital copy of their photo.