In the meantime, the Prop. 8 actions and protests continue. California activists are using Freedom to Marry Day and Valentine's Day to voice their ongoing concerns, and the Courage Campaign created a video called "Fidelity."
Friday, February 6, 2009
California's Prop. 8 fight continues
On March 5th the California Supreme Court will hear arguments about the constitutionality of Proposition 8 and whether the 18,000 same-sex couples who got married before the November election will remain married.
In the meantime, the Prop. 8 actions and protests continue. California activists are using Freedom to Marry Day and Valentine's Day to voice their ongoing concerns, and the Courage Campaign created a video called "Fidelity."
In the meantime, the Prop. 8 actions and protests continue. California activists are using Freedom to Marry Day and Valentine's Day to voice their ongoing concerns, and the Courage Campaign created a video called "Fidelity."
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It's so sad that they must put up this fight. So wrong. Still so upset this passed here in CALIF. and I hope the courts throw out prop 8!
ReplyDeleteGot Milk? Think of Harvey.
ReplyDeleteAs a teen recently told a group of older men complaining about gay marriage, "You guys don't understand. You've already lost. My generation doesn't care."