Peaceful Protest In Opposition to Prop 8 Stillwater OKDate: November 15, 2008 Time: 12:00-1:30 Location:
Sidewalk in front of the courthouse near Husband and 6th Avenue
PROTEST SLATED AT TULSA CITY HALL
TULSA, OK __ Tulsa group will stage a march in downtown Tulsa starting at the OKEQ Equality
Center between 10 and 11:30am on Sat. Nov 15.
The Equality Center is located at the corner of 4th and Kenosha downtown, 621 E. 4th Street, phone 918-743-4297. National Day of Protest is in
response to the passage of Prop. 8 and the other Anti-Gay ballot measures. They will march to City Hall then take a different route back to the Center. Please Keep it
Peaceful and Respectful. All are welcome to join.
(UPDATED Nov 13th) PROTEST SLATED AT CITY HALL OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK __ Oklahoma City group will stage a rally in Oklahoma City at City Hall, 200 N. Walker.
as a part of the National Day of Protest in
response to the passage of California Prop. 8 and the other Anti-Gay ballot measures at 12:30 P.M. on Saturday, November 15. Carpooling is
encouraged, and carpool groups will be meeting at Angles at 11:30 am and will head to the City Hall at noon. Please, let them know if you're
going to be offering rides from Angles Club.
Angles Club
2117 NW 39th St
All are welcome to join. The official website of the National Day of Protest is:
[CLICK HERE]
Olbermann Special Comment: Proposition 8
11/10/08 - Keith Olbermann delivers an emotional Speech.
THOUSANDS EXPECTED TO ATTEND PROTEST WEDNESDAY AT MORMON TEMPLE ADJACENT
TO MANHATTAN'S LINCOLN CENTER
NEW YORK NOV 10 __ LGBT activists and their allies will march in protest in front of the
Mormon Temple, carrying signs and banners, including a 75-foot banner
declaring "God Loves Gay Marriage". This was handsewn for the
demonstration by veteran activist Gilbert Baker, the creator of the
Rainbow Flag, which is the universal symbol of LGBT liberation. [READ MORE]
Hartford Courant
Hartford, Connecticut
10 Oct 08
High Court Grants Gay Marriage Rights
Same-sex couples won the right to marry in Connecticut in a historic
ruling by the Supreme Court today. Citing the equal protection clause of
the state constitution, the justices ruled that civil unions were
discriminatory and that the state's "understanding of marriage must yield
to a more contemporary appreciation of the rights entitled to
constitutional protection." Read More:[ Hardford Courant ]
The New York Times
Friday, October 10, 2008 -- 12:17 PM ET
Connecticut Ruling Overturns Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
Connecticut's Supreme Court ruled Friday that same-sex
couples have the right to marry, making the state the third
to legalize such unions. Read More:[ New York Times ]
Same-sex couples won the right to marry in Connecticut in a historic
ruling by the Supreme Court today. Citing the equal protection clause of
the state constitution, the justices ruled that civil unions were
discriminatory and that the state's "understanding of marriage must yield
to a more contemporary appreciation of the rights entitled to
constitutional protection."