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Feb. 22nd, 2004 11:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
maryxmasAt one point I was standing behind a camerawoman who was interviewing two gentlemen that had just been married. The bearded man, holding his husband's hand, was talking about a lifetime of knowing he was gay, and always knowing that if he found the man of his dreams, they could not be wed. Ever.
Now, he was saying, now we can. And it's amazing. This is not about gay rights, he was saying, this is about equality. This is about human rights.
He didn't know it, but behind the camera, just out of sight, was a straight guy wiping tears out of his eyes.
Personal Voices: Weddings on the Brain By Derek Powazek, AlterNet
February 19, 2004
Now, he was saying, now we can. And it's amazing. This is not about gay rights, he was saying, this is about equality. This is about human rights.
He didn't know it, but behind the camera, just out of sight, was a straight guy wiping tears out of his eyes.
Personal Voices: Weddings on the Brain By Derek Powazek, AlterNet
February 19, 2004
