Ideas for Change in America

Every 10 years the census collects essential information to answer critical questions about our strengths and vulnerabilities as a nation.  But the census fails to ask questions about sexual orientation and gender identity even though the government admits LGBT ...

Binational couples are couples in which the partners come from different countries. Nineteen nations allow their citizens to sponsor their same-sex partners for immigration benefits. Unfortunately, the United States does not. Because of the Defense of Marri...

Whether it takes a constitutional amendment or a personal plea from Obama to congress; we must insist on equality. Love between two adults ought to be recognized and encouraged by all, not shunned, and not ignored. The refusal of Americans to allow same-sex couples t...

Americans constitutional rights must be unconditional, and never depend on the approval, acceptance, agreement, tolerance, respect or understanding of any tyrannical voting block based on who they love, their religious or political beliefs.  It is time to stop b...

In the bill of rights, we are told that we are guranteed all basic rights given to us at birth. Why is marriage not one of those then? America prides itself on its liberty for all. America needs to become even more equal and accepting by allowing same-sex marriage. W...

Full citizenship rights should not be dependent and contingent upon one’s sexual orientation. American history has chronicled the painful and unjust suffering of women (gender discrimination), Native Americans and African-Americans (race discrimination). The pl...

 This change is important because it will give same sex couples the same rights, privileges and benefits legally as heterosexual couples

Ending DOMA to cause the Federal Government to recognise same-sex marriages and thus ending an unequal burden on same-sex couples. This is important to me: becxause of the extra tax burden I have to pay over the years, I have been unable to buy a house! Ending DADT ...

There are an estimated 66,000 gay, lesbian, and bisexual patriots currently serving in the U.S. military. Unfortunately, these brave men and women must serve in silence under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” – the only federal law that forces an ...

On the issue of marriage, I believe that states should not decide who has the right to marry and who doesn't. Love and commitment should not be something regulated by "the state", but decided by indivual couples and churches. If 2 two people, of legal consenting age...

for hundreds of decades gays have been discriminated against racism against race is not the only problem. we need to be accepting to EVERYONE no matter what.