#COmarriage
On June 25, the Denver-based 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals struck down Utah’s same-sex marriage ban, a landmark decision that could pave the way for gay couples in Colorado.
My hope is that I live long enough to see marriage equality in all 50 states. As long as I can move, as long as I can continue to breathe, that’s what I will fight for.
The shy but determined executive director of One Colorado, Brad Clark, will leave his post in September for another undisclosed job at another organization.
The executive director of One Colorado, the state’s largest LGBT advocacy organization, has found himself sandwiched in time between his biggest political victory – the passage of the Colorado Civil Union Act – and an undetermined day, that, when it arrives, will set in motion a series of events that will solidify plans to usher in marriage equality here.
A new chapter for Colorado families began today at 12:01 a.m. when hard-fought legislation for civil unions took effect, allowing same-sex couples to form civil unions for the first time.
Even with civil unions and possible Supreme Court axe to DOMA, Colorado’s bi-national same-sex couples will have to jump through hoops
