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Marriage Equality Kentucky begins Online Marriage Petition to Overturn Kentucky's Same-Sex Marriage Ban
In order to overturn
Prop 8 in California, LGBTI Rights
Organizations must change the hearts/minds of
more than 1,000 California citizens per day to
successfully repeal it in 2010 and 500 per day
if they wait until 2012. This means California
LGBTI Rights Organizations have a very long
road in front of them.
While Kentucky LGBTI Rights Organizations have
supported California in their struggle for
marriage equality, THE TIME HAS COME
FOR US TO DO SOMETHING FOR OURSELVES.
Yesterday, Marriage Equality Kentucky
(a group funded, and ultimately controlled by
Kentucky Equality Federation's Board of
Directors) started an online
signature petition
to repeal Kentucky
Constitutional Amendment
223A.
The Marriage Equality Kentucky "Marriage Declaration" is a proclamation that marriage is a basic constitutional right that should be extended to all people.
SIGN YOUR NAME NOW: http://www.kentuckylgbt.org/ht/display/AlertDetails/i/1295827/pid/898350
Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 223A was passed overwhelmingly by Kentucky voters in 2004. Kentucky's Constitution does not allow citizens to propose Constitutional Amendments by direct action (as in California, Maine, and many others). In Kentucky, the House and Senate must approve any proposed amendment and the citizens then approve or reject the amendment.
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT MARRIAGE IS A BASIC CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT THE COMMONWEALTH SHOULD BE EXTENDED TO ALL PEOPLE? If so, sign the petition, and tell your friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers about it! Nothing speaks louder to your lawmakers in Frankfort than the voice of their constituents!
SIGN YOUR NAME NOW: http://www.kentuckylgbt.org/ht/display/AlertDetails/i/1295827/pid/898350
SPECIAL INVITATION:
Marriage Equality Kentucky and Kentucky Equality Federation invite all other Kentucky LGBTI Rights Organizations to join us in this action! All participating organizations will be treated as co-organizers. Together, we can change our Commonwealth!Last Updated (2010-03-20 02:01:29)
