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The Assembly remains in session and expects to vote on the Deficit Reduction Agreement and re pass Marriage Equality to avoid any Senate proceedure issues.
National Equality March Thank You Governor Paterson for being a fierce advocate for full equality! We applaud your efforts to bring full marriage equality to New York.
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New York State Senate will reconvene at 9 p.m. tonight to vote on the deficit reduction plan and same-sex marriage, aides said.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. David Paterson says the way is now clear for a state Senate vote on legalizing same-sex marriage in New York.
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There are six more weeks left in the legislative session, which extends into January 2010. The bill requires passage in both house’s judiciary committees before it can be voted on.
National Equality March Breaking News! Still requires one more vote before the D.C. mayor can sign it into law.
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No big surprises in the first D.C. Council vote on legalizing same-sex marriage: the Council today voted 11-2 to approve the "Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Equality Amendment Act of 2009," with Marion Barry (D-Ward 8) and Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7) the only dissenters.
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This video and song is dedicated to all of my past and present friends with HIV. Video: Sean Chapin
National Equality March Gov't goes to "rare and extraordinary lengths" to try and get L.C.R. case against DADT repealed...FAIL! June of 2010 'day in court' set for repeal of DADT.
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Servicemembers United is extremely proud of the bold stance that Federal District Court Judge Virginia A. Phillips took in her new ruling on the Justice Department’s motion for interlocutory (i.e., emergency) ...
National Equality March There is no room for racism in a U.S. for all of us. There is no room for racism in an LGBT community for all of us either.
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We long for a country that lifts all of us up, dares to care, offers love, generosity, and justice. We reject the racism that keeps us divided. We celebrate our interdependence and our capacity to love our neighbors as ourselves.
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Congressmen Bart Stupak and Joe Pitts have a lot more in common than just working together to strip reproductive rights out of U.S. health care reform. The two are also tied through an evangelical ... read more of this post, Meet the U.S. ...
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Ten of the D.C. council's 13 members have co-sponsored a bill to legalize same-sex marriage, and Mayor Adrian Fenty has said he would sign it after it gains council approval with a second vote.
National Equality March Great article and hat tip to Jude Stevens for sending our way.
Columnist Edward Fitzpatrick: The conservative case for gay marriage | [an error occurred while proc
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Projo.com, the Web site of The Providence Journal: columns from Ed Fitzpatrick
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LOS ANGELES -- With public attention focused largely on battles over whether gay couples should be able to marry, a less-noticed movement to grant health and other benefits to same-sex partners is gaining significant ground across the country in courtrooms, in legislatures and at the ballot box.
