Tuesday, November 12, 2013

LGBT advocates applaud passage of marriage equality in Hawaii


From Freedom To Marry via press release:

Coming right after thrilling wins in Illinois and New Jersey, our Hawaii triumph really underscores how far we’ve come.

We still have a lot to do to finish the job. But as shown by the hard-fought, long-sought win in Hawaii and our other recent victories, when we work together, we get it done.

Because of this work, millions of Americans have evolved into a national majority for marriage. Today, Hawaii's leaders have joined them by opening their hearts and changing their minds, writing this latest chapter in America's history of liberty and justice for all.


From Human Rights Campaign via press release:

This is another chapter in an exciting string of victories this year. But more than that, it's proof that hard work, long-term dedication, and the support of individuals from around the country (including YOU) can make the difference when it comes to securing basic rights for loving couples.

Hawaii was one of the first states to begin fighting for marriage equality, and helped raise this question of fundamental rights to a national consciousness. And though our progress has ebbed and flowed over the years, today we can finally claim victory.

3 comments:

  1. You've got to update your image to include New Mexico and Utah!

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  2. You've got to update your image to include New Mexico and Utah!

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  3. Thanks for the comment but you've seriously got to read more often - I've been all overNew Mexico and Utah :)

    Please become a regular reader :)

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