A coalition of California LGBT groups submitted ballot initiative language to repeal Prop 8 in November 2010.
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The coalition of California groups working for a repeal of Prop 8 in 2010 has filed the language to appear on the ballot, should their petition drive be successful.
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Marriage equality activists gathered in San Diego yesterday to plot their campaign to overturn Prop 8 in 2010.
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John Marcotte has filed the paperwork to start collecting signatures to get a proposition on the ballot in California to overturn divorce.
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The text of this initiative to amend the state constitution is available here.
Like Prop 8, the measure is very short and easy to parse.
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From a piece in the Wall Street Journal by attorney David Boies about why he and Ted Olson are taking on Proposition 8 in federal court: "The ban on same-sex marriages written into the California Constitution by a 52% vote.
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Gay marriage redux in CaliforniaCentral Valley Business Times, CAThe okay has been given to supporters of an initiative to legalize gay marriage in California to gather signatures to put the measure before voters in 2010.
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The California Supreme Court has held that Proposition 8 was a valid amendment and a permissible change to the California constitution, enacted by 52.
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A couple of days ago, in reference to the California Supreme Court's recent Proposition 8 decision, I alluded to how that particular case is not all that interesting or relevant with respect to the substantive merits of marriage equality.
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News - In a 6 to 1 decision, the California Supreme Court upheld Proposition 8, the ballot measure that eliminated the right of same sex couples to marry in the state of California.Supreme Court Rejects Challenges to Prop. 8, But Finds Existing Marriages of Same-Sex Couples Valid.
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Although the MyOutSpirit.com Gay Spirituality blog isn't about political strategy per se, I can't resist wanting to suggest a potential direction for California's gay rights movement.
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My take here. Chris Geidner doesn't approve of the pro-equality protests planned for today: First, this is not a ruling about whether marriage equality is correct or just.
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As we await the 1PM ET ruling on the constitutionality of Prop 8, here is a thoughtful piece by Christopher Geidner@ Law Dork.
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As expected, the California Supreme Court has ruled to uphold Proposition 8 by a vote of 6-1. The existing 18,000 same-sex marriage will stand.
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Here is a thoughtful piece by Christopher Geidner@ Law Dork. He discusses the soon-to-be known decision about Prop 8 and the possible reactions in the LGBT community if the ruling is not in our favor -- either nullifying all the same-sex marriages or allowing the thousands of existing marriages to remain intact while still affirming Prop 8.
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Gay groups across the nation are preparing for Tuesday's ruling by the California Supreme Court on the state's controversial gay marriage ban, Proposition 8.
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