Category: Marriage Equality
Chris Christie: This Is The Bargain Of Your Life! Really?
On one level, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s position on Marriage Equality is not surprising given the general position on the issue held by most GOP politicians. What is however, quite striking is the blatant snake-oil salesman-like approach he is
Ninth Circuit Rules on Prop. 8 Trial Tapes Tries to Keep the Truth Hidden
Regrettably, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has decided not to unseal the video record of the historic twelve-day public trial of Prop. 8. Ninth Circuit Rules on Prop. 8 Trial Tapes | American Foundation for Equal Rights. If you
Open Letter to Mayor Luke Ravenstahl
Mayor Ravenstahl, can you explain to Pittsburgh's LGBTQ community if you plan to sign on, and if you do not, please share your reasons for not signing on.
Rachel Maddow: I Like Gay Culture
Rachel is not alone. I totally get her point. For me however, the issue isn’t simply relationship recognition, but rather equal treatment under the law. I’m sure she would agree. “I feel that gay people not being able to get
Those who oppose marriage equality are few, but wealthy.
This is not reason to celebrate, but rather it is reason to not give up the passion with which we fight for marriage equality. We still have a long way to go, but our battle is really against a small
Drawing the line between same-sex marriage and the other LGBTQ rights issues.
The linked article below is all about a flyer from 2002 Pride that now, the Romney camp is disavowing, but the reality is that Romney’s support for LGBTQ is not that clear. Perhaps like many politicians, he was just out
Gay community apologizes to Amy Koch for ruining her marriage – Minneapolis News – The Blotter
The entire apology is a good read, and here is just the start of it. “On behalf of all gays and lesbians living in Minnesota, I would like to wholeheartedly apologize for our community’s successful efforts to threaten your traditional
LGBT Spain, and the lesson for the US 2012 elections.
All we have to do is look at the GOP's agenda in the House. Since they regained power, everything they have done has been to attack individual rights. They ran on the economy, but their actions are all about social
Prop 8 and the voice of the people.
it is a perspective of Equality that has moved out into a public conversation more than any other issue. And so, no matter what happens with Marriage Equality, it will either push full equality farther along or hinder our
Prop 8 path forward to be known tomorrow.
But it also seems rational, that since this was a citizen's initiated effort, that the court will allow citizens to appeal the case to the next level of the court. It is anticipated that at that level, it will win,
