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    Sixteen states ban same-sex marriage, some by constitutional amendment,some by law,and the majority by both. In 1970,in the state of Minnesota, Jack Baker and Michael McConnell were the first same-sex couple in the United States to ever be denied the right to obtain marriage. Today,the two men are still together and are still planning to their marriage granted and tie the knot. Same-sex marriage is legal in thirty-seven states and the District of Columbia. It is banned in the other seven…

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    Say no to Same Sex-Marriage Keith O 'Brien once said, “Same-sex marriage would eliminate entirely in law the basic idea of a mother and a father for every child. It would create a society which deliberately chooses to deprive a child of either a mother or a father.” O’Brien means that if there’s same-sex marriage it would eliminate a mother and father for every child. Every child should have a mother and father that way they do not get bullied or teased. Most cultures, families and religions…

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    The Definition Of Family

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    since the beginning of time, however the definition of family has changed quite a bit, especially in the past twenty years or so. The current definition of family is a group of people consisting of a mother, father, and children living together in the same house, but the effects of divorce, remarriage, and homosexuality have produced grounds for revising the definition. One major impact on families is divorce. First marriages result in a divorce forty to fifty percent of the time, and…

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    people the most simplest of rights to marry whom they please. To say that only a man and a woman could marry because America viewed same sex marriages as improper and that this “behavior” would influence the rest of us is just an opinion. This topic has prohibited people to live openly and freely in society for fear of discrimination.…

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    Gay Marriage Arguments

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    Several states, including Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee, banned or refused to recognize same-sex marriages that occurred in states where it was legal. Same sex couples from those states turned to suing their respective local agencies on the matter. Plaintiffs in each case argued that the ban failed to uphold the Equal Protection Clause and the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. One group also brought claims of the ban going against the Civil Rights Act. In all the cases…

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    spectrum, whether there is a difference in age, interest, religion, or sex. Then why does a similarity in sex evoke a problem in today 's society. Traditional belief suggests love as the feeling one experiences when they meet who they think is the right person. Yet, love does not designate if that person is another man or woman. As an institution that has become more egalitarian, and is considered to be a human right, marriage or sex should be made available to couples regardless of gender. Some…

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    Same-sex marriage will be accepted Did you ever experienced that your love is different from others and the love is not allowed by law or accepted by others? In 2004, same-sex marriage had been banned in 11 states after Massachusetts recognized same-sex marriage; some company, such as Christian school, reject or fire those people who have same-sex marriage. After ten years struggle, the situation of the same-sex marriage has been much better, which are a lot of states recognized same-sex…

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    With everyone being different, the diverse sex and gender in today’s society plays a huge role in someone’s life. There are “some people who are born interested” (131) with that being said gender is social and consists of learning attitudes and behaviors, not biological or physical qualities. These days the word gender is well accepted, now days it is acceptable for people to consider themselves transgender. This is “denoting or relating to a person whose self-identity does not conform…

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    around the nation. Same sex marriages have existed in some way or another around 600 years ago. According to Tulchin (2007) gay activists have been fighting and striving since the early 1960’s to be granted the right to marry. However, only in 1990s the issue of same sex marriages arose when three same sex couples filed for a lawsuit against the Hawaii state for prohibiting gay marriages in US. According to Bower (2010), the case was concluded by saying that banning same sex marriage is not…

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    the same sex have existed for thousands of years. Throughout the years, people have done many things that have favored most of the people and some have opposed to it. Many people think it is bad and religious people think is wrong. Most get discriminated just because they are different. All same-sex couples want is to be recognized in a good way. They want to get treated equally and also they want to have the same equal rights as everyone else. Same-sex marriage permits couples of the same…

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