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Tag Archives: same sex marriage
The Eight Reasons Why November 6th 2012 Was the Most Significant Day in the History of LGBT Rights Since Stonewall
Early in the morning of June 28, 1969, an event took place in New York City that transformed, no, actually gave birth to, the LGBT civil rights movement. Police raided the Stonewall Inn, as had been their habit to do, … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Hatred, Marriage equality, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged gay rights, marriage rights victory, November 6 2012, same sex marriage, Stonewall
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A Gay Family in a Small Town in Kansas
Guest Blog by Wendylynn and Stephan Note from Rob Watson at evoL= : This is a guest blog by Wendy Lynn and her son Stephan. They are heroes of mine. We all are fighting a battle for equality, family and … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Hatred, Living, Marriage equality, Prejudice
Tagged gay rights, kansas gay family, red state equality, same sex marriage
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That’s My Family, Man
My brother and his husband live in San Francisco. A few years ago, my 7 year-old-daughter went with her class on a trip to the deYoung Museum. Going to the big city without me or my wife, I was concerned … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Gay Christians, Hatred, Living, Marriage equality, Politics, US Politics
Tagged David Stevens, Family, gay brother, same sex marriage, straight dude
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Hysterical Clerics about Same Sex Marriage
I should not be surprised. The Catholic Church has, in the past, defined gay people as “intrinsically disordered” and parents like myself as “doing violence” to our children for providing them love and a home. So why does Seattle archbishop … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Gay Christians, Marriage equality, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, Uncategorized, US Politics
Tagged gay, J. Peter Sartain, same sex marriage, Washington
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My younger brother is gay. Gay as laughter. Gay as the day is long. One of the finest moments in my life, and one of the greatest compliments anyone has ever paid me, was the day he felt safe to … Continue reading
A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Ten Reasons Why Born Again Christians Should Be Fighting For Gay Marriage
Part one: reasons ten through six…the lifestyle benefits In raising my kids, I have to apply certain moral principles—rules to live by. Most of those derive from my own sense of right and wrong, and the foundation I have. The … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Family, Living, Politics, Religion, US Politics
Tagged born again christian, gay, gay marriage, Marriage equality, same sex marriage
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It IS the Small Stuff
Richard Carlson wrote a book called “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and it’s All Small Stuff”. Those can be cute words to live by for humans trying to get by in this thing called life with an iota of sanity at … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Politics, Prejudice
Tagged civil rights, DADT, gay, love, Marriage equality, name change, Ohio, Republicans, romance, same sex marriage, Snyder-Hill
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