News coverage of the historic Polk County Court ruling and an interview with One Iowa's Executive Director.
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Project Equality
Denying equal access to marriage deprives LGBT people of critical rights, protections and responsibilities and violates our state's fundamental guarantee of equality for everyone. Marriage provides a comprehensive package of economic and social protections to couples and their children.
In 2004, the U.S. General Accounting Office listed 1,138 ways in which marital relationships are given special treatment by the federal government.
Project Equality works to educate the university community on social, economic and political inequalities which impact the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities of Iowa and to produce accurate and accessible resources regarding these inequalities.
In 2004, the U.S. General Accounting Office listed 1,138 ways in which marital relationships are given special treatment by the federal government.
Project Equality works to educate the university community on social, economic and political inequalities which impact the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities of Iowa and to produce accurate and accessible resources regarding these inequalities.
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- WI gay marriage ban challenge OK
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- Let California Ring Campaign - Change Hearts and M...
- Coming out, going strong - Metro
- Same-Sex Marriage ...in Iowa?
- Polk County Judge Rules in Favor of Marriage Equality
- Polk County Court Rules in Favor of Equality
- 1,138 Ways - What's That Mean?
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