Supporters for same-sex marriage in New York rally at the state capitol building
(Matt Ryan/New York NOW)
Paul Harris has spent the last 15 years issuing marriage licenses in the Clark County Office in Vancouver, Washington, never able to apply for one himself. But now that the state has passed a new law legalizing gay marriage, he will finally be able to wed his partner of 40 years, James Griener, this Wednesday.
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Comments [2]
Love wins out!!
There is a great difference between not persecuting or discriminating against homosexual people and institutionalizing their way of life by calling their relationship marriage.
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