I Have A Few Words For Barack Obama On This Whole “Marriage Equality” Thing
And let me be very clear:
Tag: LGBTQ+ Rights
I Have A Few Words For Barack Obama On This Whole “Marriage Equality” Thing
And let me be very clear:
One Question That Should Be All Over Everyone’s Facebook News Feed
Do you know someone who voted against marriage equality? Here’s a question for them next time you cross paths.
One Question That Should Be All Over Everyone’s Facebook News Feed
Do you know someone who voted against marriage equality? Here’s a question for them next time you cross paths.
One Question That Should Be All Over Everyone’s Facebook News Feed
Do you know someone who voted against marriage equality? Here’s a question for them next time you cross paths.
Hey North Carolina, Arizona, And California Did You Feel That?
Oh you did? Well let’s check in with Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin . . .
Take That, Ya Haters! Obama Endorses Marriage Equality
Awesome.
BREAKING: The Obama Announcement That May Just Make You Cry
Yes! We couldn’t be more excited! As MoveOn Executive Director Justin Ruben puts it: “This is a historic day. The president’s support for marriage equality is great news that’s likely to energize progressive activists across the country.”
The Last Time North Carolina Amended Its Constitution To Regulate Marriage, It Was To Ban Interracial Marriage
Yesterday’s North Carolina Amendment 1 vote made extra sure that marriage equality was banned in the state constitution. It also now makes it official that all 11 original Confederate states (13 if you count Missouri and Kentucky, as the South did) have adopted a constitutional amendment discriminating against this particular minority . . . sigh.
The Last Time North Carolina Amended Its Constitution To Regulate Marriage, It Was To Ban Interracial Marriage
Yesterday’s North Carolina Amendment 1 vote made extra sure that marriage equality was banned in the state constitution. It also now makes it official that all 11 original Confederate states (13 if you count Missouri and Kentucky, as the South did) have adopted a constitutional amendment discriminating against this particular minority . . . sigh.