Nope, no prop 8
No more prop 8. “a California Supreme Court decision recognizing a right to same-sex marriage.”
No more prop 8. “a California Supreme Court decision recognizing a right to same-sex marriage.”
In Baltimore there has been an amendment in the Transgender Rights Bill that prohibits discrimination against transgender people.
The most effective action you can take for marriage equality is to email your state legislators to tell them to vote for A.1/S.1, the marriage equality bill. This form is the quickest and easiest way to find and contact your own legislators. You are represented by two Assembly members.
When you enter your home information below, the process of emailing your legislators begins. The form will cover all of your Assembly members at once so you don’t have to send separate emails.
Today in California Prop 8, anti-gay marriage legislation, was ruled unconstitutional by courts. The judges reported it serves no purpose but to “lessen the statue and human dignity” of gays.
BREAKING: The NJ Assembly Judiciary Committee passes the marriage equality bill 5 to 2, following up on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s passage 8 to 4 last month. The next stop: The full New Jersey Senate will vote on the bill on Monday, February 13, time tba
Congratulation Garden State Equality! Let’s go New Jersey!
This is another great success for the LGBT community