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Marriage equality. Same-sex marriage. Gay marriage. No matter how you name it, it’s not about marriage.
It’s about equal treatment under the law.
The founders of the United States of America believed in equal rights: that all people are created equal and should have equal access and recourse under the law. Constitutionally, we are not a country that believes in second-class citizens. Our national Constitution, which is the entire foundation of both our government and legal system, instructs our government to apply the value of equality of all citizens to its legal transactions with those citizens.
Our government isn’t doing that, and it’s wrong.
This site exists as a comprehensive information resource for anyone interested or involved in this issue. We are here to inform and coordinate. Visit often to find news, facts, guides to responding to anti-gay and anti-marriage equality rhetoric, action steps you can to take, as well as humor and inspiration.
Email me at
richard@equalmarriagenow.com.
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Site Contents
- The Blog - Updated regularly
- Marriage Equality Talking Points - What to say, and how to say it
- The Basics - Know what you're talking about
- Conversations - How to respond to anti-marriage equality rhetoric
- Biblical Self-Defense for GLBT People
- State of the (Civil) Union - State-by-state
- Action Steps - What you can do
- News - The most current marriage equality news
- Humor & Inspiration - Because if we can't laugh at ourselves, we'd be them