What is the other side saying?
Every great debater can tell you that the two most important keys to winning a debate are researching and planning your standpoint, and anticipating your opposition’s standpoint. While we do not want our message to be defined by what our opponents are saying, we believe that anticipating the message from non-affirming groups can better prepare us when speaking to a potential straight ally. Preparation and research is an important part of educating and mobilizing for your cause. This is why Atticus Circle has put together this resource page to provide you with the most up-to-date information about “What the other side is saying”
http://www.focusonthefamily.com/socialissues/marriage_and_family/marriage.aspx
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Family/marriagedebate/themarriagedebate.cfm
03/08/10: A senate bill to end Don't Ask, Don't Tell
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03/08/10: Same-sex marriage law becomes a reality in Washington D.C.
A major event in the long fight for LGBT equality occurred last week when the District of Columbia officially joined five
03/10/10: Rep. state senator Roy Ashburn -- Finally out of the closet
Bloggers made jokes last week when Republican state senator Ashburn was arrested and accused of driving under the influence
03/03/10: Freedom to marry in religious institutions
Sometimes it's interesting to step back and look at how other countries strategize for LGBT equality. In England, religious
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