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Slim Majority In Connecticut Favor Domestic Partner Law - 365gay.com (Oct 11, 2003)
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WERE YOU COUNTED? The United States Census for Year 2000 shows over 600,000 Heads of Household who indicated that they live with an Unmarried Partner of the Same-Sex. View the Numbers for Each State
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Urge your
Senator FROM HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN: Last night, two days
before Thanksgiving, five US Senators* introduced Senate Joint
Resolution 26, a harmful and divisive Senate counterpart to the
anti-gay "Federal Marriage Amendment" that has been
unfortunately gaining support in the House since May. This
resolution seeks to amend the U.S. Constitution to discriminate against
GLBT families by defining marriage as between a man and a woman. It is vital that you contact your Senators at their district office and urge them to oppose S.J. Res. 26! Your Senators need to hear from you while they're in their district offices throughout the month of December! To look up your Senators and their district office phone numbers, click here or visit: http://capwiz.com/hrc/dbq/officials/ The amendment seeks to permanently deny the right to marry, as well as virtually all other forms of legal recognition to same-sex couples, including the most basic legal protections. It further seeks to circumvent the right of state legislatures and courts to make decisions on basic government-administered protections, thereby forever denying gay and lesbian Americans fundamental rights and benefits such as hospital visitation, Social Security, inheritance and health care benefits. The opposition is gearing up with phone calls and letters and we need to do the same. Please call your Senators today! Click here or visit http://tinyurl.com/wo87 to read HRC’s full press release on S.J. Resolution 26.
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