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"the importance of imagining an alternative to the current order is not to lay down a precise programme for the future, but rather to provide a point of alterity or exteriority as a way of interrogating the limits of this order. Moreover, we should think of utopia in terms of action in the immediate sense, of creating alternatives within the present, at localised points…. Utopia is something that emerges in political struggles themselves."
-Saul Newman
views
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
The Wrong Reasons for Same-Sex Marriage – Jaye Cee Whitehead (2011)
Why Gay Marriage IS the End of the World (or the queer world, at least) – Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
What’s Wrong With Gay Marriage? – Eric Stanley
Gay Marriage: Civil Right or Civil Wrong – Ultra Violet
Against Equality, in Maine and Everywhere – Conrad
Legalize Gay, Or: So You Think You’re Illegal? – Yasmin Nair
Is Gay Marriage Racist? – Marlon M. Bailey, Priya Kandaswamy, Mattie Udora Richardson
Uniting American Families Act: Facts, Fiction, Money and Emotions – Yasmin Nair
Queer Kids of Queer Parents Against Gay Marriage – Martha Jane Kaufman & Katie Miles
I Still Think Marriage is the Wrong Goal – Dean Spade & Craig Willse
Is Gay Marriage Anti-Black??? – Kenyon Farrow
Inequality in the Marriage Equality Movement – Amy Sueyoshi
The Marriage Fight is Setting Us Back – John D’Emilio
Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace? Why We Need Queer Critiques of Gay Marriage – Susan Thompson
Abandon Equality – Marcus McCann
Queer Liberation is Class Struggle – Gathering Voices
Open Letter to LGBT Leaders Who are Pushing Marriage Equality – Kate Bornstein
Equality, Without Marriage – Nadia Berenstein
I Don’t: The Case Against Marriage – Jessica Bennett and Jesse Ellison
Beyond Same-Sex Marriage: A New Strategic Vision for All Our Families and Relationships – Beyond Marriage Collective Statement
Audre Lorde Project Position Statement on Marriage – Audre Lorde Project
Marriage and Love – Emma Goldman (1911)
They Who Marry do Ill – Voltairine de Cleyre (1907)
reblogging for future reading material.
Yessssssss. Separation of Marriage and State.
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Bookmarked for later reading…
thaaaaank you for posting this.