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Even the condom machines in North Carolina come with moralizing messages about abstinence, marriage, and monogamy. (At Samir’s #5 Truck Stop in Jamestown, NC.)

Taken with Instagram at Bliss & Co. Salon And Spa

If you’re outraged over the North Carolina vote, you can take action. Instead of writing off the people of this state who need support more than ever, help keep the institutions of the LGBTQ community strong when they’re needed more than ever. Your gift to the lgbt Center of Raleigh at any level will send a message that the LGBTQ residents of NC have the rest of us behind them.

boywholikesboys:

> What that girl on the right side’s sign says is on the bottom.

Raleigh Pride Festival, 2012.

The City of Raleigh has declared this All Families Matter week. (I’m guest tweeting from @lgbtcenterral today - follow me there for more pictured and awesomeness.)

voteagainstamendmentone:

Neil Patrick Harris mentioned NC and Amendment One on Twitter today.
Yep.  That really happened.
Here’s a link to the video he posted…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OSB1hVdgyAM

voteagainstamendmentone:

Neil Patrick Harris mentioned NC and Amendment One on Twitter today.

Yep.  That really happened.

Here’s a link to the video he posted…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OSB1hVdgyAM

In their zeal, lawmakers got careless with the wording of the measure, known as Amendment One. It would constitutionally prohibit recognition not just of same-sex marriages, but of other legal arrangements like civil unions and domestic partnerships. That could harm all unmarried couples, imperiling some children’s health insurance benefits, along with child custody arrangements and safeguards against domestic violence.
New York Times editorial on North Carolina’s Amendment One

One week to OutRaleigh! Who else is going to be there?

Amendment One proposes to change the state constitution in such a way that not only would ban same-sex marriage, it would prohibit the law from offering any accommodations to any couples of any configuration, which could have such far-reaching effects as, for example, nullifying any domestic violence protections for unmarried women. 

In other words, even people who oppose same-sex marriage should vote against Amendment One.

However, the campaign to get this message across to the state seems to be falling short, and as we approach the final week before the vote, that’s really fucking scary.

So click through this link and vote in this meaningless television station poll. And then make sure you tell everyone you know who votes in North Carolina, and everyone you know who knows someone who votes in North Carolina, why they should VOTE AGAINST AMENDMENT ONE.