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After Marriage Equality, What Else Needs to be Done?
May 12, 2013
This past week, there has been a massive media flurry about marriage equality, with both Delaware and Rhode Island both passing marriage equality laws and the Minnesota House voting to legalize same-sex marriage. News networks have been lauding the progress made by the LGBTQ movement, and to be fair, I was pretty excited myself. I mean, three states in one week isn't too shabby. I was starting to think that, just maybe, LGBTQ equality could become a reality in the United States.
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USA: A Supreme Court Decision to Go Slow on Marriage Equality Would Be a Disaster
May 10, 2013
The Senate Judiciary Committee begins consideration of the Gang of 8's Immigration Reform Bill today. C-SPAN's coverage should be must-see-TV for an audience of one: Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. Among the potentially contentious issues facing the committee is the inclusion of the Uniting American Families Act (UAFA). Under current law, special immigration provisions available to the spouses of U.S. citizens are not available to LGBT Americans. Originally drafted to get around the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), UAFA would give equal immigration access to LGBT couples in state-recognized relationships, be they marriages, civil unions or domestic partnerships.
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Why I Will Not Stop Using the Term "Gay Marriage"
May 8, 2013
Writing for PinkNews Murray Lipp, administrator of the Facebook page "Gay Marriage USA", shares his views about the differences between the terms "gay marriage" and "marriage equality".
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Rhode Island's Governor Chafee - Why I Am Signing Marriage Equality into Law
May 2, 2013
ON Thursday, the Rhode Island House of Representatives is expected to approve legislation to extend the right to marry to all Rhode Islanders, regardless of sexual orientation. I plan to sign the Marriage Equality Act into law immediately after the vote, on the steps of the Rhode Island State House, overlooking downtown Providence. This is the same spot where, in my 2011 inaugural address, I called for Rhode Island to embrace marriage equality.
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Don't Forget the "B" in LGBT
May 2, 2013
Recently, when a high-profile civic leader came out more openly as bi-sexual many of you ask me questions about their bi-sexuality and how this could be.
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