The Reactionary Road to Free Love: How DOMA, State Marriage Amendments and Social Conservatives Undermine Traditional Marriage
Scott Titshaw
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Scott Titshaw
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regimes increasingly extend to all couples, and why these gender-neutral marriage alternatives--once established-tend to be permanent.In the end, all couples could be left with cafeteria options for legal relationship recognition.This may be a good solution, but it is certainly not a conservative one.
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regimes increasingly extend to all couples, and why these gender-neutral marriage alternatives--once established-tend to be permanent.In the end, all couples could be left with cafeteria options for legal relationship recognition.This may be a good solution, but it is certainly not a conservative one.
Key concepts: Reactionary, State (computer science), Compromise, Politics, Political science, Law, Flexibility (engineering), Sociology