“In the end it’s our families and children that are the most important,” Berkeley, CA. Statement by E. Rice, Legislative Coordinator, Family Council, Sacramento, CA. Rest of quote: “Prop. 8 will impact our children and their children and their future.” [Source: the Yes on 8 Testimonials web page.] Oh,
New York Times: “Connecticut Ruling Overturns Ban on Same-Sex Marriage“: In his majority opinion, Justice Richard N. Palmer wrote that the court found that the “segregation of heterosexual and homosexual couples into separate institutions constitutes a cognizable harm,” in light of “the history of pernicious discrimination faced by gay men
Ten years ago today, twenty-one-year-old college student Matthew Shepard was found, beaten, bloodied, comatose, and tied to a fence, near Laramie, Wyoming. Â He died five days later, October 12, 1998, in a hospital in Fort Collins, Colorado. Cathy Renna speaks for many of us in her Bilerico piece today on