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Why Gay Marriage Matters in America?

Why Gay Marriage Matters?

By Dennis Schleicher

Our freedom-to-marry in my mind is the same as all civil rights struggles that have taken place in the USA. Our civil rights struggle has been about taking seriously our country’s promise to be a nation its citizens can be proud of. Our right to marriage has a lot to do with not hiding or setting us as different, gay, ill, or not normal. Gay’s often feel like a largely invisible and highly vilified minority. The last civil rights struggle left. Equality is a question of our civil rights to live in a nation under God as one. The true reason so many of the wives married to gay husbands have there would destroyed when the truth is reveled about one’s so called straight married life is due to our own federal government’s homophobia. America’s promise of equality for same-sex couples would put an end to the suffering of thousands of men and wives of gay men who attend my support groups, blogs, call in talk-shows, stopping the sales of my best-selling memoir; Forbidden Love with a Married Man; E-mail Diaries. I guess it would be considered a classic. LOL. That would be fine by me seeing first hand the destructive effects of all the shattered wives, lives and grooms I’ve worked with over the years. Do you think the federal government will officially recognize same-sex marriages??? To learn more about what's being done to educate people to actively support this legislation, visit http://www.freedomtomarry.org/.

Working together we all must stand strong put and end to homophobia.

Be Safe, Dennis Schleicher Best-Selling Author of an Explosive & Controversial Memoir: Forbidden Love with a Married Man; E-Mail Diaries Forbidden Love with a Married Man: E-mail Diaries 

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