National Equality March

Instead of demanding all these separate rights - to marry, work, serve in the military, be safe in school - we should be demanding that congress pass the Unconditional Constitutional Equality Act. This law would guarantee that our rights will never be denied by any state, tyrannical theocRAT voting block,courts or the federal government. Our rights... Read More must never require the approval, acceptance, tolerance or agreement of any elected or appointment officials, individuals or voters.

I believe that if we demand the Unconditional Constitutional Equality Act we will succeed.

What do you expect in the "great" state of Texass...

fabulous! :)

Don't forget that Washington, DC will be voting to recognized same-sex marriage next week! I am forwarding this from Adam Dahl and the DC for Marriage group on Facebook

This is what I understand to be true…same-gender marriage has 10 co-sponsors on a 13 member DC Council and is therefore expected to pass next week. As with any newly passed DC Act, Congress has the power to prohibit it from becoming DC Law within a 30-Day Review Period. It’s therefore critical to have the record reflect overwhelming support for marriage equality. I’m writing to ask you to submit a written testimony to become a permanent record of the bill. Will you, please?

Here is a suggested format for you to follow....... Read More

Intro: Testimony by (Your Name) on Bill 18-482, Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Equality Amendment Act of 2009 before the Committee on Public Service and the Judiciary on (Today’s Date)...

1. Universally thank the bill’s introducers 2. Briefly tell your story and stance 3. Ask the Council to pass the bill 4. Close with your contact information, including address, phone and email.

Emails count as equally as paper letters. Send your testimony to dkelly@dccouncil.us or letter to
Ms. Deborah Kelly, Secretary to the Council
John A. Wilson Building
1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Room 5
Washington DC 20004

These testimonies will be accepted up until 5 PM on Monday, 11/9/09. It makes no difference whether you reside in DC, and each voice has equal representation.
Whether you’re motivated by successes in places like Iowa or disheartened by temporary set-backs in places like Maine, please see this as your chance to be heard. It matters. It sure as hell matters to whether you’ll ever get an invite to my DC wedding.

I am writing my email testimony and sending it now. What about you?

Senator Kirk of Massachusetts has signed on to co-sponsor ENDA. People can thank him. That's 56. You need 60.ENDA makes DADT go bye bye~.

Contact your Senators. 200,000+ calls!!! We have to keep the pressure up. We can do it!!

Oh yes.

From Washington, go to Brandeis - I'm pretty happy about recent vote

Because many of the Diocese are separate.

Democratic Primaries for everyone of them