Readers,
Me
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Utah's Draconian Liquor Laws
Readers,
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Obama fights back
Friends,
Saturday, June 25, 2011
In reaction : the vote for gay marriage in New York
Equality Utah is committed to passing non-discrimination ordinances in 10 cities in 2010! Learn More
1. Salt Lake City - Passed November 2009
2. Salt Lake County - Passed January 2010
3. Park City - Passed March 2010
4. Logan - Passed May 2010
5. West Valley City - Passed June 2010
6. Summit County - Passed June 2010
7. Taylorsville - Passed July 2010
8. Murray - Passed November 2010
9. Moab - Passed November 2010
10. Grand County - Passed December 2010
Thanks for reading and join the fight for marriage equality and equality in general! My heart is full as America inches closer to a realization of the ideals of Freedom and Equality.
-Cameron
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
The true cost of war. 3 wars and counting
Afghan girl by Steve Mccury
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Progressive props for Huntsman
Monday, June 20, 2011
Racism and the modern day
Sunday, June 19, 2011
In support of Marriage Equality
The United States is in three wars, its economy is stagnant at best, and Americans are struggling with issues like sky-high gas prices, unemployment, and any number of other problems in their day to day lives. Yet, to some, it’s not enough to be distracted and worried by global crises and economic woes, so they invent a new bogeyman: marriage equality. The New York Senate is soon to vote yay or nay on a marriage equality act and to some it is inconceivable that two same-sex individuals who love each other should get married. But why? Well, the reasons run the gamut from selective quoting of the bible to their own insecurities and biases against people that are different from themselves. Some even seem to believe that a same-sex marriage will bring about the end of procreation and even society itself.
The surprising part about this rhetoric is not the novelty of this bigotry, but the fact that these ‘arguments’ are simply re-hashed and shameful slanders from those of our recent history in which African American & White marriages were routinely attacked. In fact, until 1967, some states outlawed interracial marriage. For approximately 300 years, there were laws in the Colonies, and later, the States, that prohibited the union of Whites and Blacks- something we are no doubt ashamed of today. The underlying cause for such opposition to interracial marriage, as well as same-sex marriage, is ignorance and fear, mixed with that ever-present discrimination which has too often yoked our great history of tolerance and liberty. It is time that we speak out for marriage equality and the fulfillment of the American Dream.