A lot of people are taking notes on this one, but here's a good roundup from Alas, A Blog:
(New York City) A New York State court ruled Friday that same-sex couples must be allowed to marry.
State Supreme Court Judge Doris Ling-Cohan said that the New York State Constitution guarantees basic freedoms to lesbian and gay people, and that those rights are violated when same-sex couples are not allowed to marry.
The ruling said the state Constitution requires same-sex couples to have equal access to marriage, and that the couples represented by Lambda Legal must be given marriage licenses.
And, as a reminder:
Of particular note to feminists: she points out that the logic of “you can’t change traditional marriage,” if taken seriously, would have prevented courts from outlawing marital rape.
We're all in this together, guys.

Monday, February 07, 2005
NY Marriage Decision Roundup
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