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As a leading strategist for the National Organization for Marriage came out in support of the freedom to marry today, our Online Organizer Cameron Tolle reflects on the power of personal stories in changing hearts and minds.
Read MoreMarriage matters and we want the President to know why. Our New Media Intern Joe Girton looks at the wide array of reasons that a growing majority of Americans support the freedom to marry.
Read MoreWatch Freedom to Marry's new video on the Roadmap to Victory, three-track strategy to win marriage nationwide
Read MoreOueens, New York native Lucy Liu announces her support for the freedom to marry in New York.
Read MoreOver 65,000 people have now signed our letter calling on Barack Obama to support the freedom to marry! And now, we want to add your voice when we deliver the open letter to the White House.
Read MoreAfter putting a hold on cases of married same-sex couples applying for green cards, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced it will continue enforcing the so-called Defense of Marriage Act
Read MoreRhode Island is poised to become the next state to extend marriage to gay and lesbian couples. Freedom to Marry's Online Organizer Cameron Tolle is spending time on the ground in Providence, working with our local partners to build support for the marriage bill.
Read MoreToday, musicians Sara Bareilles, Lance Bass, Cyndi Lauper and LeAnn Rimes, award-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, and actor Verne Troyer signed on to Freedom to Marry's Say, "I Do" campaign.
Read MoreMonica Alcota and Cristina Ojeda met online, fell in love, and built a life together in Queens, New York – Monica works as an antiques restorer and Cristina is a social worker. As a couple, their relationship grew from long, weekly bus trips between Buffalo and New York City to see each other to marriage in Connecticut in August 2010. Cristina sums it up: “We are as close and committed as two people in love can be.” In an especially cruel spat of irony, the federal government had been moving forward with deportation proceedings for Monica, an Argentinean citizen who fled her home country in 2000 out of fear of persecution due to her sexual orientation.
Read MoreFreedom to Marry's Founder and President Evan Wolfson made the following statement on the the release of the third national poll showing a majority of Americans supporting the freedom to marry.
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