California Votes "Yes" on Gay Marriage...For Now
Not that it affects any of our rights, but the California Supreme Court just ruled that the state's constitution cannot uphold the banning of same-sex marriages. However, this doesn't mean the war is over. There is a chance that a state-wide constitutional amendment banning gay marriage could be approved by voters in the November elections. Doors open, boys!
A lot of debate rages in the gay community about whether it's worth divesting our energy into a societal institution that is flawed to begin with, but decisions like this go a long way toward giving us equal status in this country. Now if only I lived in California...and had a husband....this would be doubly exciting!

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gold rush '08 to be mrs. jodie foster!
California doesn't have a residency requirement for marriage licenses (unlike Massachusetts)
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