Bisexuals

"As someone who has over the course of my adult life been deeply in love — at different times — with both men and women, I can attest to the fact that love is love. It is silly to pretend otherwise. All relationships need the same support. All relationships deserve the same respect."


—Robyn Ochs, Boston, MA (bi activist, marriage equality activist, editor of Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World).

Blog Posts Related to Abroad

Excluded: a bi-national couple’s struggle to stay together

Lisa Bell’s film “Excluded” shows pursuit of a loving bi-national couple’s pursuit of finding a place where they can build their lives and grow old together. After 17 years the journey goes on…

The freedom to marry and Argentine politics

Thomas Dollar discusses the political forces in Argentina that led to the new marriage equality law there, thus keeping the number of countries allowing gay marriage slowly but steadily ticking upward.

A uniquely Indian perspective on marriage equality

Sandip Roy tells of watching two friends, both Indian, get married in a beautiful garden in Santa Cruz.

"One is Christian, the other Hindu, so they had two ceremonies. There was a three-tiered wedding cake and a sacred fire. But the really amazing part of the ceremony was that one of their fathers had flown in from India to bless them. It was amazing because my friends are both men."

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Resources Related to Abroad

FAQ on the Federal District Court’s Rulings Overturning DOMA Section 3

FAQ from GLAD on the recent rulings in the Federal District Court of Massachusetts striking down DOMA Section 3.

Proposition 8: Who gave in the gay marriage battle?

A database and breakdown of contributions to campaigns from California's Proposition 8.

US National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study: Psychological Adjustment of Adolescents

This report shows that adolescents who have been reared in lesbian-mother families since birth demonstrate healthy psychological adjustment.

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Voices for Equality: Abroad

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