Friday, June 19, 2009
Same Sex Marriage Updates from the SF City Clerk's Office
Check out the latest updates on same sex marriage in California, from the San Francisco Country Clerk's office.
SF City Attorney Supports Federal Challenge to Prop 8
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From the San Francisco City Attorney's office:
San Francisco, CA June 18,2009 -Herrera Files Amicus Brief in Support of Federal Challenge to Prop 8. City argues that California's Prop 8 was based on moral disapproval of gays and lesbians, similar to Colorado amendment that U.S. Supreme Court struck down in 1996 -
http://www.sfgov.or/site/city_attorney_page.asp?id=106524
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Rally in Castro on eve of Prop. 8 hearing
(03-04) 20:31 PST San Francisco -- Supporters of same-sex marriage marched from the Castro district to the state Supreme Court on the eve of a hearing to decide the fate of Proposition 8 - the controversial amendment to the state Constitution that bans marriages of two men or two women.
The state Supreme Court will hear arguments today on the validity of California's ban on same-sex marriage, which voters approved in November after an emotionally charged campaign.
A ruling is due within 90 days of the hearing.
Prop. 8 amended the state Constitution to declare that marriage only between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California. It overturned the court's May 15 ruling throwing out state laws that banned same-sex marriage.
"Taking away a civil right we had is a violent act," said Stuart Milk, nephew of the late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk, to a crowd gathered at the intersection of Castro and Market Streets before the march. more
The state Supreme Court will hear arguments today on the validity of California's ban on same-sex marriage, which voters approved in November after an emotionally charged campaign.
A ruling is due within 90 days of the hearing.
Prop. 8 amended the state Constitution to declare that marriage only between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California. It overturned the court's May 15 ruling throwing out state laws that banned same-sex marriage.
"Taking away a civil right we had is a violent act," said Stuart Milk, nephew of the late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk, to a crowd gathered at the intersection of Castro and Market Streets before the march. more
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Sacred Events Launches New Site
Sacred Events launches it full service wedding, special occasion planning and design website. We are located in Oakland, CA, serving Jewish, interfaith, GLBT and multi-ethnic communities. We use our ritual design principles to craft a memorable and customized event. We our mindful of the impact that your event has on the community and the environment. We advise you on traditional ritual practices with a contemporary flair.Check us out at www.asacredevent.com
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