Lesbian Weddings and Why They Matter
Two brides open up all sorts of questions: what happens with walking down the aisle, wedding parties, cake toppers, parent/child dances, suit options, rings?!
I realize the importance, especially as a young woman of color, to have visibility in the LGBT movement.
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Even with that piece of paper, we were only considered partners in one city in Arizona. The state didn’t recognize gay marriage but, to me, Sally was my wife.
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Pushing our way through to the entrance gate, it felt like a summer music festival – except here the headliner was the president of the United States.
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The lesson here is to remain vigilant. Normally it takes a village. In our case – and this will always be the case – it takes a community.
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Half of all victims do not report crimes to police. As of 2009, 61 percent of victims that did said they experienced indifferent or abusive police attitudes.
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20 children and six adults were announced dead Friday after an open fire shooting spree at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut.
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Uganda’s stance on homosexuality affects us all. When one of us suffers, we all suffer. Call it socialism…call it naïve…and then, when you’re ready, call it the truth. Time is up. This is the time. The time is now. There is no more time left.
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In a city as vibrant as ours, surely there exists enough resources to change what needs to be changed, and fix what needs to be repaired.
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It is my Catholic conscience that calls me to support Referendum 74 allowing same-sex couples the freedom marry.
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