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HJR-3 IS DEAD AND WE ABSOLUTELY CRUSHED IT!! I AM BEYOND THRILLED THAT THIS DISCRIMINATORY AMENDMENT HAS BEEN STOPPED IN ITS TRACKS!! THANK YOU FOR STANDING FIRM AGAINST THIS INJUSTICE AND KEEP WATCHING BECAUSE WE ARE NEVER GOING TO STOP FIGHTING FOR TRUE EQUALITY IN INDIANA!!

May 21, 2014

House Joint Resolution 3

House Joint Resolution 3

🏆 Won — 132 supporters Verified

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Started by Thomas Leonard 12 years, 6 months ago

The exact wording of the House Joint Resolution-3 bill (a proposed amendment to the constitution of the state of Indiana) is as follows:

Only a marriage between one (1) man and one (1) woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in Indiana. A legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized.


By signing this petition, we are expressing our discontent for HJR-3. We, as current and potential voters for the districts surrounding Elkhart County, urge our representatives to reconsider their stance on HJR-3. It is not only unconstitutional and discriminatory, but places a cultural-political identity on gay-lesbian members of Indiana. As the Goshen College community in Indiana, we will keep expressing our discontent by choosing to live in a state that allows equality. We are grateful that the Indiana Senate struck down the second sentence, but it is not enough, the entire amendment must be voted down. By signing, we agree for our names to be sent to Indiana Representatives in order to show the importance of denying this bill its vote. We will not vote for any representative that supports this bill and we will continue to increase awareness so that every representative becomes aware of the public discourse the passing of this bill will create.

Updates

Reached 100 supporters

February 20, 2014

28 Comments

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Sarah Lyons
12 years ago Featured

Love is love. Indiana needs to get with the times already.

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Emily Wallace
12 years ago Featured

My friends deserve the same rights as anyone else. Simple as that.

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Mike Castillo
12 years ago Featured

This makes me ashamed to be from this state. Total equality is the only way forward.

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Jessica Riley
12 years ago Featured

Why are we still fighting over this in 2014? Get a grip Indiana government.

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David Singh
12 years ago Featured

DISCRIMINATION IS WRONG PERIOD.

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Daniel Smucker
12 years ago Featured

This is the same as racial discrimination in the 1960's. One day we will look back on this and ask ourselves "How could we so blatantly discriminate and get away with it?"

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Taylor Ermoian
12 years ago

All for one and one for all.

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Jaime Stack
12 years ago

Equality.