Queer proposals have another meaning to me now. This made me tear. Even though it's quite simple. Simple is all I need.
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Queer proposals have another meaning to me now. This made me tear. Even though it's quite simple. Simple is all I need.
Marriage Equality.
hahaha oh gosh.
Even though a lot of people have been skeptical about Obama's decisions lately (just like any president, in my opinion), I'm still amazed at his progress with the LGBT community.
Taken in DC, in front of the Supreme Court. March 26, 2013.
"The Green Street United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem, N.C., is taking a stand for marriage equality by refusing to conduct marriages for heterosexual couples until United Methodist polices are changed to allow pastors to officiate at marriages for same-sex couples as well."
Now, that's progress.
Jen (L) and Rose Nagle-Yndigoyed hold hands as they exchange wedding vows in Central Park on July 30, 2011 in New York City. (UPI /Monika Graff)
Awwww, hers and hers.
cuuuuute.
This is Lynne Osterman, formerly a Republican member of the House of Representatives. Years ago, she voted in favor of DOMA. Yesterday, she tearfully testified before Minnesota lawmakers about why she regrets her vote every day. “A ‘no’ vote is not fair, it’s not respectful, and it’s not equal,” she says. “I blew my vote, and I’m imploring you, please get this right.” If you only watch one video today, it should be this one.
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They are the next generation. So, if you're going to pass away and not live to see the progress of equality of human rights for those with a different sexual orientation than you...the least you can do is educate your children of who queer people are and not portray us as bad. We are not the "other," we are humans too.
I love this. If it's going to happen eventually, why resist? We're all done waiting.
Right?!
Kiss me in the shadows.
How precious.