For those of you who didn’t see it there, this is my response to a comment over on TranscendGender to my post, also posted here, on the effect of the proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution banning same-sex marriage on transsexual marriages:
Liz, the best chart I know of on LGBT rights in the U.S. is [...]
Archive for July, 2008
More on Transsexual Marriage Rights
Posted in Equal Rights, Trans Life, tagged Equal Rights, gay marriage, same sex marriage, transexuals, Transgender, transsexual marriage, transsexuals on July 24, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Will the proposed amendment to Arizona’s Constitution to ban same-sex marriage change the treatment of existing marriages in which one partner transitions?
Posted in Equal Rights, Trans Life, tagged Arizona, Equal Rights, gay marriage, same sex marriage, Transgender, transsexual marriage, transsexuals on July 24, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Recently, on one of the Arizona trans-related Yahoo groups that I belong to, one member stated her belief that the proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages in Arizona, known as Prop 102, would change the law so that “[e]xisting marriages involving a transsexual could easily be nullified.” (The proposed amendment states, “Only a union [...]
Thoughts on Change and Choices – and Much, Much More
Posted in A Course in Miracles, Trans Life, tagged ACIM, attorneys, Byron, Callie, change, choices, funerals, Mari, Transgender, Trinidad, work on July 4, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Yesterday, my friend Callie wrote about the need for change in her life and came to the conclusion that only the “atomic option,” i.e. exploding the status quo that those around her seek to impose, is likely to work for her. I had a pretty powerful reaction to that idea, and wrote her a [...]
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