Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Via JMG: Mitt-N-Match
The HRC has created a clever click-n-drag depiction of Mitt Romney's flip-flops on LGBT rights. Go play.Via JMG: Another Gay Military Homecoming
JMG reader Seattle Mike tips us to this: Sean Sutton, left, greets his boyfriend of 2 years, U.S. Navy sailor Jonathan Jewell, E5, with a kiss after Jewell returned from a seven month deployment aboard the USS Stennis on Friday, March 2, 2012 in Bremerton, Wash. The USS Stennis returned to its home port in Bremerton Friday, completing a seven-month deployment in which the aircraft carrier launched the last Navy air mission over Iraq and more than 1,000 flights over Afghanistan.[Photo credit: Joe Dyer]
TRAILER: I Do
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This new feature length narrative indie film takes a look at the human cost of DOMA (Defense Of Marriage Act), the law that bars same sex couples full federal level rights in America. We're currently running an indiegogo campaign for finishing funds. You can check it out here.
Reposted from Joe
This new feature length narrative indie film takes a look at the human cost of DOMA (Defense Of Marriage Act), the law that bars same sex couples full federal level rights in America. We're currently running an indiegogo campaign for finishing funds. You can check it out here.
Reposted from Joe
Via Tricycle Daily Dharma:
Tricycle Daily Dharma March 7, 2012
The World as a Pure Land
The Pure Land is never apart from this world, and we have the ability to work to alleviate more of the world’s suffering. Thankful for the blessings we receive, we can try to be kinder, more open-minded, and more accepting of one another. And we can work to eliminate barriers between people, so that our togetherness is brought to light and honored. |
- Jeff Wilson, "Come Together"
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Via AmericaBlogGay:
RUSH: Other California news out there. We try to keep you posted on things that we discover while we are on location. Did you see that the poster couple for gay marriage in California are getting a divorce? You see that? It's true. It's two women, they were among the first 14 same-sex couples who got married on the day the ban was lifted in California back in June of 2008. I guess the national average, three-and-a-half years, is what their marriage lasted, maybe it's the California average. I'm not sure. But I wonder if they designated one of them the husband so that he gets all the blame and has to pay all the alimony. How does that work? I wonder if we'll find out as the news covers this groundbreaking event, the first divorce of the first gay marriage couple.
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