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⌈ Secret Post #2286 ⌋

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Well, a lot of English-speaking people do tend to call it "marriage equality" when talking about rights (e.g., "fighting for marriage equality"). Because the US only has a binary gender marker system, equating same-sex marriage with opposite-sex marriage under the law does actually help transgender folks, as well, because transitioning would no longer nullify a previously-legal marriage. I'm hoping the national law's language will simply expand to encompass any consenting adults (thus technically including non-binary folks and protecting a transitioning person's marriage), rather than trying to specify "types" of marriage based on the legally recognized sex of the individuals.

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Re: "Gay marriage"