Category Archives: Marriage equality

Two very different weeks

Posted on April 24, 2013 by ebohlman

The events of last week led to about 20 needless funerals. The events of this week are going to lead to at least a thousand times that many needed weddings.

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Congratulations, New Yorkers

Posted on June 25, 2011 by ebohlman

You have just doubled the number of Americans who live in a jurisdiction where government officials are forbidden from peering down the pants of couples seeking marriage licenses. Now people who would have had outlaws can have in-laws instead (that’s … Continue reading →

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Reaching for a word and missing

Posted on January 6, 2011 by ebohlman

In a welcome development, New Mexico’s Attorney General issued an opinion stating that New Mexico would recognize the marriages of same-sex couples who married elsewhere (NM does not yet have full marriage equality). Gary King was quoted as saying: While … Continue reading →

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