Liar.
You have never listed one civil right queers have been denied.
If I'm wrong, then provide a link to a post where you've listed them.
I'll wait.
I recall in Texas what a big stir it was when they eliminated the law where it was illegal to have gay sex. The Supreme Court struck down those sodomy laws in 2003.
https://www.texastribune.org/2023/0...dmark decision, the,ban on the House calendar.
In my state, a gay woman had to fight in court to get the right to be buried next to her partner. She was not allowed because her partner was buried in a military cemetery. She finally won that suit when gay marriage was recognized.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/04/24/veteran-denied-burial-with-partner/8086155/
We all know the Supreme Court ruling that finally allowed gay marriage nationwide under the 14 Amendment. You know, due process and equal protection. Until then, states like mine did not recognize those marriages and all the rights and privileges that go along with it.
Housing, employment, on and on.
I gave you citations for a couple, but you’re too fucking lazy to look up any others.
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