Lesbians' Legal Victory Wed to New Ballot Fight

Women's eNews by Lorraine Orlandi | May. 25, 2008 (News Report)

Elizabeth Kristen and Mali Kigasari, together for 12 years, have set a new wedding date for June 16, the first slot available at San Francisco City Hall.

On May 15 the California Supreme Court ruled that lesbians and gays have the same constitutional rights as heterosexuals to marry whom they choose. Unless opponents can stall the ruling's implementation, it takes effect 30 days later and California will join Massachusetts in permitting same-sex ... Full Story »

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Topics: Gay and Lesbian Issues, Law
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Posted by: Posted by Leo Romero - May 25, 2008 - 9:25 AM PDT
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 by Julia Willebrand - May. 25, 2008

Good journalism but some more facts re thousands of "benefits" heterosexual couples enjoy as a result of marriage would have improved the article.

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 by Leo Romero - May. 25, 2008
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 by Andy Brandt - May. 25, 2008

Well, this is an opinion piece so different criteria apply I guess. But overall this is a propaganda piece by sodomites who want their sin to be given the same level of recognition as legitimate marriages. Hence the whole piece is heavily biased and presents basically only one point of view - namely that of sodomite activists presenting their claims as "rights". Overall, a waste of time.

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