Lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer (LGBTQ) advot say the unenforceable law “don’t reflect the realy anymore.”
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EFFORTS TO REPEAL VIRGIA'S GAY MARRIAGE BAN TT STATE'S PROGRSIVE CREDIBILY
5, 2022Follow our live verage of the Supreme Court heargs that ps ee speech agast gay rights. “You’ve got a ton of people who have entered to gay marriag, and would be more than a ltle chaotic for the urt to do somethg that somehow dispted those marriag that have been entered to acrdance wh the law, ” Mr.
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Y., the first openly gay Ao-Lato member of Congrs, prid over the Rpect for Marriage Act would tablish that a marriage is nsired valid unr feral law if was legal the state where was performed. Supreme Court as hears arguments a major LGBT rights se on whether a feral anti-discrimatn law that prohibs workplace discrimatn on the basis of sex vers gay and transgenr employe Washgton, October 8, 2019. Y., who is openly gay, emphasized the importance of Congrs steppg to protect same-sex marriage rights.