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When I read in Friday's NY Times that the "Census Will not Record Same-Sex Marriages," I asked myself a question:
Dear Eric: Why won't the 2010 Census count legally married gay couples? --Perplexed in NYC
Dear Perplexed in NYC:
Remember the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)? The one Bill Clinton signed into law in the middle of the night in September 1996? That's the bill that was passed by Congress by a vote of 85-14 in the Senate and 342-67 in the House of Representatives.
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This deserves its own post separate from the one I wrote on Rick Warren's presidential forum earlier.
Michelle Obama won't use the F-word. Alice Walker called it by another name. Her daughter, Rebecca Walker, an icon of the "Third Wave" of feminism, redefined the F-word and then denounced it.
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After watching this past weekend's "megachurch debate" McCain showed that he really has only two main planks in his platform - Kill It and Drill It.
Here's Obama at Rick Warren's presidential forum on same-sex marriage:
When asked to define marriage, he told Warren, "It's a union between a man and a woman.
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Comment Questions of the Day:
1. What have been your favorite Olympic moments so far? I love all Olympic talk so have at it - I'll enjoy reading it.
I'm proud to announce that several Bilerico Project contributors (including myself) have been invited to blog at the new LGBT for Obama blog.
This video deserves to be passed around to all your friends and co-workers who still think John McCain is a man of the people.
I love this series called Passing on the Pen at the GLBT Historical Society in San Francisco, curated by mystery writer Michael Nava.
Bill Donohue of the Catholic League (that one dude typing away, all alone with his delusion that he represents anyone in the Catholic community) is picking on Towleroad and Bitch PhD.
In case you haven't noticed, I'm Chinese. I'm also American. I won't go into a whole Amy Tan-esque lament of intercultural limbo, as I think (or at least hope) the difficulties of Chinese-Americans to find cultural solace in a country that constantly excludes and "others" them, is well enough established within our national consciousness.
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