Tag: Prop 8

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,

Tom Corbett’s Future for a Theocratic PA?

However, he has now demonstrated a part of his real agenda which could not be more anti-LGBT by filing a brief in the California Prop 8 case. To be clear, the Prop 8 case, by everyone's estimation wouldn't have

Proposition 8 and the Battle for Marriage Continues

No matter how passionate you are about Marriage Equality, it is in your best interest to understand the nuances of Walker's decision, and what the next steps may mean. It could mean the difference between an end to Prop 8

The Trib and Prop 8 Decision

It never ceases to amaze me how trampled the constitution is by some of the very folks who scream the loudest that the Democrats are destroying our country

The Next Prop 8 Hearing is Today

On the one hand, since there is no reason at all for the state to deny same-sex couples the right to marry, there is no reason, not to allow them to begin marrying right away. On the other hand, the

Motion to Stay May Be More Important Than Judge’s Ruling

We know that the ruling will be appealed no matter what then decision is, and Walker, almost painfully, laid out a meticulous case so that there was no stone unturned and the court record would be as detailed as could

‘Everything but marriage’ headed for public vote

While many within the LGBT communities are getting ready to head to Washington for a National Equality March, significantly critical battles are about to be fought in two states. In Maine, conservative voters hope to overturn the granting of Same-se

Same Sex Marriage in CA: 8 Reasons Why We Should Lay Off the Debate over 2010 v. 2012

Isobel Whites post is really excellent and should be, in my opinion, required reading!  There is at one time, two ideas in there: one may seem counter-intuitive, but the other is well worth the trouble of sorting the first out.

July 2nd Could Spell The Beginning of the End for Prop 8

The linked article is from Pam’s House Blend, and is a great read. I had something to say, but as I wrote, I realized it was really a separate post, so please check it out. The linked article is an