International Herald Tribune logo International Herald Tribune 1 month ago

Editorial: Equality’s Ragged March

Last Tuesday’s Election Day results showed how far the nation has traveled in the struggle for gay equality and the distance still to go. Full Article at International Herald Tribune

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    – Pamela Brown SOURCE: YubaNet 1 month ago
  2. If Dick Cheney can support marriage, so can every senator. So can every Democrat, Republican, Liberal Conservative ... Equality should know no bounds, and we must not rest until we have marriage in all fifty of these United States.
    – Chuck Schumer SOURCE: David Mixner 1 month ago
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