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You're standing in front of your Family and Friends prepared to make your dreams of a lifetime come true. It's at that moment that you are grateful that you have a professional guiding your ceremony. The Supreme Court has finally ruled upon this issue. Now is the time to plan your perfect LGBT Wedding. I have been performing Commitment Ceremonies since the beginning, and I am so pleased this has opened up for everyone to marry the one they Love.
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Who pays after the devastating Orlando shooting? After a tragedy, who pays the bill? There has been a lot of talk lately about medical costs and medical debt, even as the Affordable Care Act helps more Americans get the treatment they need without taking on crippling debt. Even with more people covered, medical treatment is […]
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Olympic Coverage Criticized as Homophobic? One of the most memorable moments of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio didn’t occur during an event. Instead, just after the women’s rugby event on Monday night, Brazil’s Isadora Cerullo’s partner, Marjorie Enya, surprised her with a proposal. As reported by CNN, Enya said in her emotional speech “I […]
LGBT Seniors Get New Space
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Making a Space for LGBT Seniors in Chicago Chicago’s gay seniors now have a place to call their own: with the opening of the Center on Halstead’s Town Hall apartments in August 2014, the city gained its first space dedicated to LGBT seniors, providing a supportive and welcoming environment in the city’s traditionally gay Boystown […]
A Lifetime of Changes for Gay Seniors At this point, it’s fair to say that today’s gay seniors have seen their lives change in ways that were unimaginable fifty years ago. Since the late 1960s, major advancements in gay rights, along with wider visibility and acceptance in society, have largely transformed the world for members […]
Gay Retirement & the Baby Boomer Generation Baby boomers are approaching retirement age. This is a generation that has already seen massive social upheaval and gains in equal rights. They will have to contend with a new set of challenges: What does retirement look like for the LGBT community? Recent court victories have made some […]