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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 16, 2012
Where We Are Transformed
Buddhist
practice only works when it's on the edge. And that's what the
renunciant lifestyle is about, what living in the wilderness is about,
what meditation is all about—getting to the edge. Because that's where
we are transformed.
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- Ajaan Amaro, "Just Another Thing in the Forest"
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Monday, October 15, 2012
Reason 12 Why I left Christianity...
Via JMG: NEBRASKA: Christian Groups Work To Repeal LGBT Protections In Omaha
God's Gentle People are working to make it legal again to discriminate against LGBT people in Omaha, which only narrowly approved its workplace protection ordinance in March of this year.
Some churches involved in the effort put the call to sign the petition more directly than others; approaches range from reminders to sign petitions after Sunday services to one pastor's 39-minute sermon urging congregants to demonstrate their faith by signing their names. But the step into city politics reflects a similar perspective from some churches: that the ordinance limits their right to express their Christian views. “I think from time to time the people of God are called to resist their government at key crossroads, and I'm convinced that we stand at one of those crossroads right now in our city,” the Rev. Mark Ashton, lead pastor of Christ Community Church, said in a sermon last Sunday. “Every signature makes a difference in the future of our city,” he said later. “I'd encourage every registered voter who lives within the City of Omaha and follows Jesus to sign your name.”Leading the repeal charge is the Nebraska Heritage Coalition, which has this message on their website:
Homosexual activity (not temptation or preference) is explicitly prohibited as sin in multiple passages in the Old and New Testament. We do not have the right to change God's moral law to fit our sexual preferences. We believe that when we admit our sin, the Lord is faithful to forgive. Whether it is gossip, greed, violence, hatred, homosexual activity or heterosexual adultery, every last one of us is guilty. Fortunately, our welcome before God is not based on our 'religion resume,’ or our ability to live up to a moral code. It is based on what Jesus did on the cross to pay for our wrongdoing. He forgives us and begins to change us from the inside out to become more like him. This is the Good News for men and women, young and old, rich and poor, clergy and laity, gay people and straight people alike. Therefore, everyone is welcome to attend our churches. Together, we can discover God’s forgiveness and the strength to live a life in obedience to his moral law.There are 242 churches listed as backers of the repeal. (Tipped by JMG reader Sam)
RELATED: Last month Omaha Archbishop George Lucas issued a letter demanding that Nebraska's Catholics support the repeal petition.
Labels: assholery, bigotry, Christian Love, disgusting, employment, evil, LGBT rights, Nebraska, religion
JMG HomoQuotable - Andrew Sullivan
"To be given a gift like the Romney 47 percent video is a rare event in national politics. To get it in the fall of an election should have made an Obama victory all but assured. But Obama threw it all back in his supporters' faces, reacting to their enthusiasm and record donations with a performance so execrable, so lazy, so feckless, and so vain it was almost a dare not to vote for him. What he has to do now is so nail these next two debates, so obliterate Romney in both, that he can claw his way back to victory. But if he manages just evenly-matched debates, let alone another Romney win, he's a goner." - Andrew Sullivan.
Via JMG: Dozens Of Business Leaders Publish Full-Page Ad Supporting WA Marriage
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Via JMG: I Have Two Fathers
Published on Oct 13, 2012 by depfox
Gay Family Values and Sean Chapin
Productions team up to perform a wonderful song from the Netherlands
about a kid who has two fathers, in response to the four states voting
on marriage equality this upcoming election (Washington, Minnesota,
Maine, Maryland).
See the original song and video from the Netherlands in 2006 here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qf0puHJ-KM
Help marriage equality in the four affected states in the upcoming 2012 election by going to a great website called TheFour2012:
http://www.thefour2012.com
Check out Sean Chapin Productions on his YouTube channel here:
http://www.youtube.com/SeanChapin1
See the original song and video from the Netherlands in 2006 here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qf0puHJ-KM
Help marriage equality in the four affected states in the upcoming 2012 election by going to a great website called TheFour2012:
http://www.thefour2012.com
Check out Sean Chapin Productions on his YouTube channel here:
http://www.youtube.com/SeanChapin1
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Labels: coming out, Georgia, reality shows, rednecks
Tricycle Daily Dharma October 14, 2012
Taking Care of Things
Realization
needs to be actualized. And having realized the fact that there’s no
separation, an imperative arises to reach out to take care of things.
That’s compassion. We take care of things because everything is this
very body and mind itself.
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- John Daido Loori, "Straight Ahead"
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
Via JMG: The Census Wants Advice About Gays
Chris Geidner reports on an unprecedented move by the U.S. Census.
The U.S. Census Bureau announced Friday that it is seeking advice on how to address lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender populations in implementing the once-a-decade census. The census, which has never counted LGBT people directly, has indirectly referenced gay people through its count of same-sex married couples and "unmarried partner" households in the past. With the formation of the National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic and Other Populations, however, the Census Bureau today stated that it will be seeking advice from the 31-member committee "on topics such as housing, children, youth, poverty, privacy, race and ethnicity, as well as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other populations." Specifically, the Bureau noted, the committee will provide advice on "a wide range of variables that affect the cost, accuracy and implementation of the Census Bureau's programs and surveys, including the once-a-decade census."Geidner speculates that the Census Bureau may be seeking a method to more accurately count (or at least estimate) the number of LGBT Americans.
Labels: census, Chris Geidner, U.S. Census Bureau
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 13, 2012
Dethroning the Ego
The
ego must be dethroned, its arrogance must be dismantled, and we must
begin, before it is too late, to listen to the ensuing silence. All of
this is about becoming who we are in the deepest sense and about
surrendering to what creation is asking of us and needing from us just
now.
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- Reginald Ray, "Looking Inward, Seeing Outward"
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Via JMG: HomoQuotable - George Takei
"I came out publicly in 2005, though I had been out privately for many decades with friends and family. My decision stemmed from a desire to stand up and be counted, so that I could help people see the human side of how bigotry, hatred and intolerance affects others. Coming out is never easy, and often never ending. If you have gay, lesbian or bisexual friends who have come out to you, take the time to thank them today for their courage, and for helping to make a difference in the lives of others, especially of young people like Matthew Shepard who bear so much of the burden of homophobia, bullying and violence against LGBT people. Thank you. And Matthew, I promise you, we will remember." - George Takei, writing in observance of today's 14th anniversary of the murder of Matthew Shepard.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Via JMG: Big Bird Was Created By Gay Lovers
[Christopher] Lyall and [Kermit] Love were partners in work and life for half a century and in the 1980s traveled with Big Bird to the White House for the annual Easter egg roll. The most momentous results of that presidential nexus were the grass stains on Big Bird’s outsize feet. Nobody could have imagined that this puppet might someday play even the smallest role in deciding who would occupy the Oval Office. “We’ll see,” Lyall says. The possible political impact of this 8-foot-2 yellow plumed character takes a turn from the ridiculous to the delightfully apt when you consider this: Big Bird was the product of a profound partnership between two men that was in every way a marriage save for in the strictly legal sense that the law until very recently forbade.I encourage you to read Daly's full story.
Labels: LGBT History, Sesame Street, television
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Via AmericaBlog Gay:
Religious right attacks astronaut Sally Ride for being a lesbian
A lead religious right “research” group has concluded that Dr. Sally Ride’s pancreatic cancer may be due to her being a lesbian. They deduced this from looking at the obituaries of...
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Via JMG: 20% Of Americans Claim "No Religion"
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life released an analytic study today titled, Nones on the Rise, now that one in five Americans (19.6%) claim no religious identity. This group, called "Nones," is now the nation's second-largest category only to Catholics, and outnumbers the top Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptists. The shift is a significant cultural, religious and even political change. Count former Southern Baptist Chris Dees, 26, in this culture shift. He grew up Baptist in the most religious state in the USA: Mississippi. By the time he went off to college for mechanical engineering, "I just couldn't make sense of it any more," Dees says. Now, he's a leader of the Secular Student Alliance chapter at Mississippi State and calls himself an atheist.The report also notes that for the first time the number of Protestants is under 50%. (Tipped by JMG reader Mark)
UPDATE: The Center For Inquiry reacts via press release.
“Though the ‘unaffiliated’ are not entirely made up of nonbelievers, the fact that one in five Americans have rejected traditional religion means that the enormous influence religion has had over policy and culture will continue to wane,” said Ronald A. Lindsay, President and CEO of the Center for Inquiry. “Furthermore, thanks to the high percentage of ‘nones’ among the younger generations, these numbers tell us that we are closer than ever to realizing a society in which religious dogma has no significant influence on public policy—that is, a society based on reason and science rather than myth and superstition.”
Via JMG: MINNESOTA: Viking Punter Chris Kluwe Fires Back At Archbishop Nienstadt
"As American citizens, we respect the right for everyone to practice whichever religion they so choose, including the right to not practice one at all. Haven’t we learned enough from the Crusades, the Inquisitions, the Talibans of the world? What does it benefit the Church to attempt to influence secular policy in this country, especially when that influence is to deny basic human rights to others? Will you now assume Caesar’s throne, grasping the transitory ephemera of worldly power and control, while forsaking the eternal kingdom of Heaven?" - Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, firing back at Minnesota Archbishop John Nienstadt's advice to reject gay children.
Read Kluwe's full response.
Labels: bigotry, Catholic Church, football, FTW, heroes, Minnesota, religion, sports, straight allies
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 9, 2012
Embracing Groundlessness
It’s
not impermanence per se, or even knowing we’re going to die, that is
the cause of our suffering, the Buddha taught. Rather, it’s our
resistance to the fundamental uncertainty of our situation. Our
discomfort arises from all of our effort to put ground under our feet,
to realize our dream of constant okayness.
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- Pema Chödrön, "The Fundamental Ambiguity of Being Human"
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Monday, October 8, 2012
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 8, 2012
Ending Your Problems Forever
When
you are preoccupied with external, material objects, you blame them and
other people for your problems. Projecting that deluded view onto
external phenomena makes you miserable. When you begin to realize your
wrong-conception view, you begin to realize the nature of your own mind
and to put an end to your problems forever.
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- Lama Yeshe, "Your Mind is Your Religion"
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Via JMG: UK Psychology Group Tells Members That "Ex-Gay" Therapy Is Forbidden
Britain's largest psychotherapy group has told its members that "ex-gay" or "reparative therapy" is now officially forbidden. Via James Watkins at Law On The Web:
The British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) wrote to its near 30,000 members to inform them that so-called gay conversion therapy was now officially off-limits to them, after discovering that some members were still offering the controversial ‘treatments’. Lesley Pilkington was one such member. Last year, the BACP found her guilty of malpractice after being exposed by an undercover journalist to be offering “gay cure” therapies. Mrs Pilkington told the journalist that homosexuality is a mental illness akin to depression, with addictive qualities akin to alcoholism. Mrs Pilkington was struck off, and her appeal was rejected in May of this year. The letter from the BACP states that “BACP opposes any psychological treatment such as ‘reparative’ or ‘conversion’ therapy which is based upon the assumption that homosexuality is a mental disorder, or based on the premise that the client/patient should change his/her sexuality.” In the letter, the BACP adds that they recognise that “the diversity of human sexualities is compatible with normal mental health and social adjustment”.Note that the British group makes no distinction regarding children or adults.
Labels: Britain, psychology, UK
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 7, 2012
Looking Inward
Whatever
we attempt is a reflection of our inner thirst, which we hope to quench
in all these external ways. What we are looking for lies within us, and
if we gave out time and energy to an interior search, we would come
across it much faster, since that is the only place where it is to be
found.
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- Ayya Khema, "Thirsting for Enlightenment"
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Saturday, October 6, 2012
Via JMG: Justice Antonin Scalia Tells Wingnuts: It's Easy To Rule Against LGBT Rights
"The death penalty? Give me a break. It's easy. Abortion? Absolutely easy. Nobody ever thought the Constitution prevented restrictions on abortion. Homosexual sodomy? Come on. For 200 years, it was criminal in every state," Scalia said at the American Enterprise Institute. He contrasted his style of interpretation with that of a colleague who tries to be true to the values of the Constitution as he applies them to a changing world. This imaginary justice goes home for dinner and tells his wife what a wonderful day he had, Scalia said. This imaginary justice, Scalia continued, announces that it turns out "'the Constitution means exactly what I think it ought to mean.' No kidding."Scalia also complained that it is too difficult to amend the U.S. Constitution. Mitt Romney has signed NOM's pledge to work to ban same-sex marriage in the federal constitution. Such an attempt could be thwarted by only 13 dissenting states.
Via JMG: AFGHANISTAN: Married Lesbian Soldier Killed In Suicide Bomber Attack
In memory of Army Staff Sgt. Donna R. Johnson who gave the ultimate sacrifice to our nation in a suicide bomber attack while on patrol in Afghanistan, on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. Staff Sgt Johnson is survived by her wife Tracy Dice. In days to come, the American Military Partner Association will be sharing more of the story of Donna & Tracy and their commitment to each other and our nation. We ask for your continued thoughts, prayers, and privacy for Tracy and her family during this difficult time.The Army Times has published an Associated Press report.
The remains of Sgt. Donna R. Johnson, 29, of Raeford, Sgt. Jeremy F. Hardison, 23, of Browns Summit and Sgt. Thomas J. Butler IV, 25, of Leland, were flown into Dover Air Force Base Tuesday evening. The three died Monday in Khost, Afghanistan, after an insurgent detonated a suicide vest while the guardsmen were on patrol. The soldiers were assigned to the 514th Military Police Company, which is based in Winterville. The bomber struck about 9 a.m., shortly after the troops got out of their vehicles to walk through a market area in Khost, located in the eastern part of the country. The others killed included an Afghan translator working with the American troops, four local police officers and six civilians. Three more American soldiers were wounded, according to a military spokesman. About 60 Afghan civilians were also injured. A Taliban spokesman contacted Western media to claim responsibility shortly after the attack.The AP notes that both of the other two soldiers killed had wives, but makes no mention of Sgt. Johnson's wife, who also serves in the military.
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 6, 2012
Recognizing Our Inadvertent Training
The
wildness of mind that we experience when we sit quietly noticing our
body and breathing for five minutes is the result of everything we’ve
been doing before those five minutes. Frequently we discover that our
minds do not rest in radiant contentment for the entire meditation
session. Why not? Because we have been training for years in desiring,
reaching, grasping, getting, and then wanting more, and then, of course,
more—all reinforcing the underlying feeling that this moment is not
enough.
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- Gaylon Ferguson, “Fruitless Labor”
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Friday, October 5, 2012
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 5, 2012
The Genuine Path of Awakening
It
is important that we know what awakening is not, so that we no longer
chase the by-products of awakening. We must give up the pursuit of
positive emotional states through spiritual practice. The path of
awakening is not about positive emotions. On the contrary, enlightenment
may not be easy or positive at all.
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- Adyashanti, "Bliss is a By-Product"
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 2, 2012
The Gift of the Present Moment
Paying
attention provides the gift of noticing, and the gift of connecting. It
provides the gift of seeing a little bit of ourselves in others, and of
realizing that we’re not so awfully alone. It allows us to let go of
the burden of so much of what we habitually carry with us, and receive
the gift of the present moment.
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- Sharon Salzberg, "A More Complete Attention"
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Via JMG: CA Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Bill Banning "Ex-Gay" Therapy For Minors
Last night California Gov. Jerry Brown finally signed the bill that bans "ex-gay therapy" for children under the age of 18.
The bill, SB1172 by Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance (Los Angeles County), bars mental health practitioners from performing so-called reparative therapy, which professional psychological organizations have said may cause harm. Gay rights groups have labeled them dangerous and abusive. "This bill bans non-scientific 'therapies' that have driven young people to depression and suicide. These practices have no basis in science or medicine and they will now be relegated to the dustbin of quackery," Brown said in a statement to The Chronicle.Brown approved the ban after the public release of two other lists of bills signed and vetoed earlier Saturday. Lieu's bill is expected to appear on a new list to be released Sunday.REACTIONS
National Center for Lesbian Rights: "Governor Brown has sent a powerful message of affirmation and support to LGBT youth and their families. This law will ensure that state-licensed therapists can no longer abuse their power to harm LGBT youth and propagate the dangerous and deadly lie that sexual orientation is an illness or disorder that can be 'cured.'"
Equality California: "Governor Brown today reaffirmed what medical and mental health organizations have made clear: Efforts to change minors' sexual orientation are not therapy, they are the relics of prejudice and abuse that have inflicted untold harm on young lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Californians. We thank Senator Ted Lieu and Governor Brown for their efforts in making California a leader in banning this deceptive and harmful practice."
Truth Wins Out: "This is a historic day that protects LGBT youth from child abuse disguised as genuine therapy. We thank Gov. Brown for signing legislation that can serve as a model for similar bills across the nation.”
Human Rights Campaign: "We're grateful to Governor Brown for standing with California's children. LGBT youth will now be protected from a practice that has not only been debunked as junk science, but has been proven to have drastically negative effects on their well-being. We commend Governor Brown for putting children first, and call on all states to take California’s lead on this issue. We will continue our fight against this kind of child abuse, which has been deemed harmful to children by all major mental health, medical, and child welfare organizations."
Courage Campaign: "Governor Brown has shown courage for enacting the first law in the nation to ban 'conversion therapy' for gay people. The Governor's action will protect thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth of California. This law will save lives here and across the nation by ending the torture of young people through the quackery that suggests that gay people can decide somehow not to be gay, which is akin to white people deciding not to be white. Once again, California is a model for the nation."
Labels: brainwashing, child abuse, Jerry Brown, LGBT youth, psychology, religion, torture
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JMG Quote Of The Day - Chris Kluwe
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Tricycle Daily Dharma October 1, 2012
Nothing Else
If
we have ambitions—even if our aim is enlightenment—then there is no
meditation, because we are thinking about it, craving it, fantasizing,
imagining things. That is not meditation. This is why an important
characteristic of shamatha meditation is to let go of any goal and
simply sit for the sake of sitting. We breathe in and out, and we just
watch that. Nothing else.
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- Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche, "Do Nothing"
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
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Tricycle Daily Dharma September 29, 2012
The Source Within Us
When
we use our attention to touch and open the deeper truth in a person, we
not only catalyze the experience of love, we become love. The source of
love is revealed to be within us; we no longer have to go looking for
it somewhere outside.
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- Nicole Daedone, "Love Becomes Her"
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Tricycle Daily Dharma September 30, 2012
The Fabric of the Self
When
we turn our attention to our bodies, feelings, perceptions, impulses,
and consciousness, we find that we are woven of the quixotic threads of
ongoing stories. For only such a self can create and be created. A
fixed, intractable one is as good as dead.
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- Stephen Batchelor, "A Democracy of the Imagination"
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Via JMG: Central Park Gay Marriage Proposal
She rowed her girlfriend out from under the bridge as friends secretly
gathered overhead for "Operation Rainbow Umbrella." The girlfriend said
"Yes" as Central Park visitors applauded and took photos from from the
shore. Many more photos here. (Tipped by JMG reader Acacius.)
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Via JMG: Homeland Security Issues Written Guidelines On Delaying LGBT Deportations
Immigration Equality is thrilled:
Immigration Equality today praised the Obama Administration, and specifically the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for new, written guidance that will extend discretionary relief to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) immigrants with U.S. citizen spouses and partners. The new written directive, which was announced in response to a Congressional letter spearheaded by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), marks one of the very first times LGBT families have been recognized within federal immigration policies. The guidelines, which are expected to be distributed soon to field offices across the country, will instruct officers and field agents to recognize LGBT families for purposes of relief as defined by a June 2011 memo from Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Morton.Rep. Jerry Nadler reacts via press release:
“I am thrilled that the Obama Administration has taken to heart my concern about the need to explicitly protect LGBT immigrant families from being torn apart by needless and unwarranted immigration enforcement actions. I thank Secretary Napolitano for listening and supporting a policy that protects all American families, both straight and LGBT. With the written guidelines that I requested and which will be issued by ICE, federal immigration officials will finally have the clear direction they need to make responsible and compassionate decisions on family ties in immigration cases.”UPDATE: The Washington Blade has posted Secretary Napolitano's letter to Nadler.
Labels: DOMA, Homeland Security, Immigration Equality, Jerry Nadler, LGBT rights, Nancy Pelosi, Obama administration
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