‘Law caught up with our reality’: Fifteen years later, couples look back on Canada’s fight for marriage equality - News Summed Up

‘Law caught up with our reality’: Fifteen years later, couples look back on Canada’s fight for marriage equality


And we really wanted to show that you could.”Five years later, the “law caught up with our reality,” Rolfes said. By February 2005, Bill C-38, which would allow same-sex marriage nationwide, was brought forward by Prime Minister Paul Martin’s Liberal government. (In Georgia, same-sex couples could not legally wed until the U.S. Supreme Court deemed same-sex marriage bans illegal in June 2015.) “Same-sex marriage kind of came after many, many struggles” — for human rights, relationship recognition and same-sex parenting, Nicol said. But the same-sex marriage debate itself shifted public sentiment even further.”Divisions on marriage equality existed within the LGBTQ community itself, Nicol said.


Source: thestar July 18, 2020 15:56 UTC



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