Tag Archives: Amendment 1
N.C.’s Amendment One, One Year Later
North Carolina State University’s student newspaper, The Technician, has an editorial reflecting on North Carolina’s constitutional amendment banning gay marriage and civil unions which was passed in May of 2012. Our legislation, on the other hand, only reinforced anti-gay marriage … Continue reading
Continuing the Gay Marriage Equality Conversation in North Carolina — via Billboard
WSOC-TV in Charlotte is reporting on a San Diego church’s response to the discrimintory Amendment One in North Carolina which bans gay marriage equality and other gay relationship recognitions like civil unions: A California church [has] put up a billboard in west … Continue reading
Support A North Carolina Business that Supported Us
The New York Times has a profile piece on Replacements, Ltd, a North Carolina business started by Bob Page that specializes in the sale of new and antique china, silver and glassware (‘A Company’s Stand for Gay Marriage, and Its Cost’). The … Continue reading
Marching for Gay Marriage Equality in North Carolina
The Advocate has an excellent slide show of photos from a march to protest the recent North Carolina vote to ban any recognition of gay relationships. The protesters plan to march the 14th of every month in reference to the 14th Amendment to … Continue reading
Say ‘WE DO’ Tar Heelers, no Matter What the Constitution Says
A reminder that there is something that you can do to demonstrate against the inequality that has just been consecrated to the North Carolina Constitution. Join the WE DO campaign. Over May 9-15 the WE DO campaign will be taking … Continue reading
We’re Here, We Queer and We’re Not Going Anywhere
North Carolina has now become the 31st state in the union to add a constitutional amendment baring gay marriage. Something I am sure in the not too distant future they will not be touting on their ‘Welcome To..’ signs or … Continue reading
Time Capsule Quote of the Day: NOM’s Brian Brown on Marriage Support Trends
Brian Brown, of the National Organization for Marriage, has put out is reaction to the passage of the constitutional ban on gay marriage and civil unions in North Carolina. In his statement, he discusses how this vote shows a growing trend for … Continue reading →