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WATCH NOW – Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III Speaks Intelligently About Marriage Equality.

Published May 17, 2012

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Thanks to Penny Ashton for the heads up on this. He has a good mind.

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Tagged EQUAL RIGHTS, Gay, gay marriage, same rights |

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Why Do Kurt And Blaine Never Kiss And Barely Touch On ‘Glee’ Anymore?

Published May 17, 2012

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So, since the kiss that made thousands scream…….

There has been no kissing and very little touching betwixt the two. This was graphically demonstarted last night when SPOILERS they got back from winning Nationals and every couple, including teen lesbians Santana and Britney got to kiss except Kurt and Blaine. Just watch, is glaringly obvious…..

WTF is up with that. buzz on the internet is FOX have vetoed any tongue action from the ‘male gay couple’. Well, this blows chunks. They need to stop dressing the characters like freaks and let them get their gay on. Let them behave like real gay teens.

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Tagged action, blaine, depicted, fox, Gay, gay ife, kurt, openly honestly, ryan murphy |

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LEARN – What Gay Marriage Ensures – ‘The Story of Monica and Naomi’.

Published May 17, 2012

article.wn.com

Just watch.

In a new effort to highlight how the Defense of Marriage Act harms gay and lesbian military families, the group Freedom to Marry and Servicemembers Legal Defense Network have just launched a new campaign called Freedom to Serve, Freedom to Marry.

To mark the occasion, which will include multiple and varied media spots, the organizations have released a video showing the tragic trajectory of a lesbian soldier’s relationship, and how her wife was the last to know of her war-torn fate.

“The faces and stories of military families impacted by the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act illustrate the unjust ways this law treats our nation’s most courageous patriots. It’s unconscionable that we would ask American citizens to put their lives on the line for us in war zones while treating them and their families as second-class citizens at home,” said SLDN executive director Aubrey Sarvis in a press release.

“All service members and their families provide the same service, take the same risks, and make the same sacrifices. When it comes to recognition, support, and benefits, they must all be treated equally. There cannot be two classes of service members.”

For his part, Evan Wolfson, the founder of Freedom to Marry, remarked: “Many people assume that, with the repeal of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,’ gay men and lesbians serving our country are now being treated fairly and equally, but that’s not the case. We ended the ban on open military service for gay and lesbian Americans, but there is still federal ban on treating married service members as what they are: married.”

Wolfson went on: The so-called Defense of Marriage Act’s ‘gay exception’ keeps the government in the business of discriminating against families, such as those of service members, and burdening employers, such as the military, who are prevented from treating their employees fairly and equally.”