Homosexuality and the law
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not happened yet, and the period of time it will take for homosexuals to gain equality status, is unknown. Same-sex relationships are committed and worthy of recognition, just as heterosexual relationships are given the same stature. It is clear that the current structure of marriage laws still continues to discriminate in a direct manner by excluding gay men and lesbians from a legal and social institution open to heterosexuals Homosexuality and the Law Fiona Gaskin
not happened yet, and the period of time it will take for homosexuals to gain equality status, is unknown. Same-sex relationships are committed and worthy of recognition, just as heterosexual relationships are given the same stature. It is clear that the current structure of marriage laws still continues to discriminate in a direct manner by excluding gay men and lesbians from a legal and social institution open to heterosexuals Homosexuality and the Law Fiona Gaskin