Love, equally : the journey to marriage equality

Title Love, equally : the journey to marriage equality
Other Title Love, =qually, the journey to marriage equality
Names Young, Bob.
Hughes, John C. Author
Peplowski, Aaron.
Hobbs, Steve.
Hughes, John C.
Washington (State).
Legacy Washington (Program)
Book Number DBC19353
Title Status Active
Medium Digital Books
Annotation The success of the marriage equality movement stunned even its advocates. The transformation from "outlaws to in-laws" was one of the swiftest turnarounds in U.S. civil rights history. As recently at 2006, our state law did not prohibit job discrimination against gays and lesbians, and our state Supreme Court banned same-sex marriage. Bruised but not beaten, LBGTQ+ advocates tried a brick-by-brick approach. They got domestic partnerships passed in three phases, capped by an "everything but marriage" law. Marriage equality landed on Washington's November ballot in 2012. Devastating votes against same-sex marriage in other states - 31 losses without a win - informed a new strategy. It would shift debate from the head to the heart. Adult. Unrated.
General Notes Available from BARD courtesy of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library.
Narrator Sipe, Rick.
Length 9 hours, 58 minutes
Local Subject Adult book - AD
Nonfiction - NF
Northwest - NW
Northwest author - NW7
Northwest biography - NW9
Northwest history - NW8
Northwest nonfiction - NW2
LGBTQIA+ - LGB
Civil rights and equality - SO10
Produced at WTBBL - PAW
Legal issues - SO9
Marriage and sex - SO8
U.S. History - HI1
LC Subject Same-sex marriage - Washington (State) - History
Same-sex marriage - Law and legislation - Washington (State)
Gay couples - Legal status, laws, etc - Washington (State)
Gay rights - Washington (State) - History
Sexual minorities - Civil rights - Washington (State)
Gay activists - Washington (State) - Biography
Lesbian activists - Washington (State) - Biography
Autobiographies
Nonfiction
Audience Notes A NLS/BPH
Call Number 306.848 ANF
Language English
Contents Introduction / Secretary of State Steve Hobbs -- Pete Francis: Paving the Way -- Cal Anderson: "You can't have it all, all at once" -- Margarethe Cammermeyer: Silence was not golden: Col. Cammermeyer's War -- Valerie Mariano: "Make a difference" -- Marsha Botzer: "The way to be happy is to help make others so." --Jeff Hedgepeth & John Medlin: They couldn't wait -- Jamie Pedersen: Outlaws to in-laws: " My life's work for 17 years" --Anne Levinson: "The woman behind the curtain of marriage equality" -- Maureen & Shauna Walsh: "Off the cuff, from the heart" -- Chris Gregoire: With a little help from her daughters -- Mary Yu: "Surrounded by love" -- Coming Out: David Ammons told a secret -- J. Manny Santiago: Keeping the Faith -- Washington's Journey to Marriage Equality: A Timeline -- Bibliography -- Source Notes -- Index -- Acknowledgements
Our state was a trailblazer / Pete Francis : paving the way / Cal Anderson's legacy : "You can't have it all, all at once" / Cammermeyer : silence was not golden : Colonel Cammermeyer's war / Valerie Mariano : "Make a difference" / Marsha Botzer : "The way to be happy is to help make others so" / Jeff Hedgepeth & John Medlin : they couldn't wait / Laurie Jinkins : still dismantling barriers / Jamie Pedersen : outlaws to in-laws : "My life's work for 17 years" / Jamie Pedersen : "The woman behind the curtain of marriage equality" / Maureen & Shauna Walsh : "Off the cuff, from the heart" / [Washington State Governor (2005-2013)] Chris Gregoire : with a little help from her daughters / Mary Yu : "Surrounded by love" / Coming out : David Ammons told a secret / J. Manny Santiago : keeping the faith / Washington's journey to marriage equality, [a timeline] --
Released 2023
Publication Info Seattle : Office of the Secretary of State, Legacy Washington 2023
Original Publication Recorded from: First edition. [Olympia, Washington] : Office of the Secretary of State, Legacy Washington, [2023] 9781889320472
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