Showing posts with label prop 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prop 8. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

ACTION ALERT: Sign the letter asking Judge to televise the Prop 8 trial

The landmark federal lawsuit about Prop 8, Perry v. Schwarzenegger, also known as the Olson/Boies case is about to go to trial. The presiding judge, Chief Judge Vaughn Walker is holding a hearing on whether a television camera should be allowed to film the trial, given the unprecedented interest in the proceedings. Judge Walker is encouraging the public to submit comments on the issue, before the hearing.

SIGN NOW

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

GayTalk - Prop 8 Day of Decision special

5/27/2009 - 9:00 AM PST DAILY -

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VIDEO: Day of Decision Rally in Washington D.C.

VIDEO: Vancouver, Canada Day of Decision Rally

VIDEO: Day of Decision - SOULFORCE Direct Action

VIDEO: Chicago Day of Decision Protest of Prop 8 decision







VIDEO: Mar 26, 2009 Prop 8 Decision - Shame On You California

VIDEO: San Francisco Prop 8 Protest March From the Street





Tuesday, May 26, 2009

VIDEO: Prop 8 Decision From The Street



VIDEO: ACLU Responds to Prop 8 Decision

California Supremes uphold Prop 8

Even though our countries legal system was partly created to safeguard minorities against majority rule that is exactly what's taking place in California.

As we all know, if it was all about majority rule, Women and African Americans would not enjoy the rights they do today.

Sadly, the California Supreme Court has ruled the majority have the right to oppress a minority.

The only good news is the 18,000 or so existing same-sex marriages in California will still be valid.

Protests will begin tonight in many cities across the country. Visit http://www.dayofdecision.com for more information.