Straight Talk About Marriage Equality: 4 Points For Undecided Voters to Consider
The Huffington Post
6 months 3 weeks ago
Note from GLAAD
Todd Clayton, Religion, Faith and Values Media Intern at GLAADRecently I visited Minnesota to meet folks involved in the marriage equality debate. I was inspired by the amount of energy that people were devoting to the cause, and to emphasizing dialogue and conversation instead of shouting and slogans. To those sincerely wrestling with this issue, I offer four points to consider.
- Your church will never have to hold any kind of wedding it doesn't want to.
- You're right to be stuck on the word "marriage."
- Marriage has always evolved.
- It really is about "separate but equal."
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Author Jay Michaelson offers four points to consider in the conversation around marriage equality after a recent visit to Minnesota. Check out GLAAD's information about marriage equality votes around the country in next week's election.