Proposition 8

Mormons gave millions to fight against marriage equality over the last few decades. Why are they supporting this bill now?

This year’s Pride comes at a time when many in our community are feeling a sense of doom. But there’s a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Frank Schubert, the mastermind behind Prop 8 and the fight against marriage equality, has a new focus.

In the 2000s, the battle for marriage equality took center stage.

The same woman who declared herself the “spokesman” for Prop 8 is “madder than a wet hen” and starting a petition.

“All our issues are at stake,” the ad says. “Marriage. Life. Religious liberty.”

She cited her campaign’s financial struggles as the reason she’s shutting it down.

Unions between people of the same-sex are hardly new phenomena. Love is eternal.

The school board “painted me to the public as a child predator,” the teacher said.

They claimed they weren’t discriminating, they just have “a very strong personal religious belief regarding marriage.”

Bullying rates spiked so high while California debated an anti-marriage equality amendment, it became obvious even the straight kids were getting bullied because they might be gay.

Trump gave $6000 to this Democrat’s election campaigns.

Sen. John McCain grew to be more supportive of LGBTQ rights, but his 2008 presidential campaign helped solidify the religious right’s hold on the GOP.

A pastor from Colorado is blaming the California wildfires on the gays.

George W. Bush’s chief ethics lawyer is running for the Senate – as an anti-Trump Democrat.

Trump nominated a lawyer who argued that discrimination is fine – gay people could just choose to be straight.

The lifelong Republican said she wants to make the GOP “the party of equality.”

Sessions hired a notoriously homophobic racist to be his lawyer.

The event is hosted by The Family Leader, whose mission is to inspire “Christ-like leadership in the home, the church, and the government.”

The goal is to prove the church engaged in tax fraud, which would then be used as evidence to file a complaint against them with the government.