GoCheeksGo Asks You To Not Be A Dick And Care About Gay Marriage
August 24, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage

Feel that the fight for gay marriage has gone a little flat? Think that the gay community has stopped caring about it as much as they once did? You’re not the only one. One very cute, funny and articulate Youtube user by the name of GoCheeksGo thinks so too and has put together an awesome [...]
Pro Gay Marriage Supporters Arrested During Protest Against Ban In San Diego
August 20, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage, News

Around a dozen pro gay marriage supporters were arrested yesterday outside the County Administration Center in San Diego are they refuses to stop with their protest for marriage licenses to be issued to same-sex couples. Attending the protest in riot gear, Sheriff’s Lt. Mike Munsey said that a number of people were taken into custody [...]
Catholic Website’s Poll Gets Positive Gay Result. Catholic Website Rewrites Poll To Turn It Bad
August 19, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage

It must be really annoying when you put a poll up on your website wanting to prove how awful the idea of gay marriage is and then find out the result seems to prove people believe the exact opposite however the grown up thing would be just to leave it there and acknowledge the result [...]
Why The Ninth Court Extending The Gay Marriage Ban Might Not Be A Bad Thing
August 17, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage, News

Remember when we were all about how awful that it was that gay marriage was banned, then happy it wasn’t, then unhappy it was, then happy it was? Well we’ve come full circle again because following on from Judge Vaughn Walker’s lifting of the stay on the lifting of the gay marriage ban that would [...]
Why We Shouldn’t All Be Getting Too Excited About Gay Marriage In California Just Yet
August 13, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage

Last week we all got excited at the news that the gays of California could get married once more but then had to calm ourselves down again because Judge Vaughn Walker put a stay on the decision until yesterday (12th August). Well that was cool. We all needed a bit of time to prepare so [...]
Judge Walker Lifts Stay, Gay Marriage Returns To California!!
August 12, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage, News

Judge Vaughn Walker has lifted the stay on the Prop 8 judgement that ruled it unconstitutional which in English means it’s GO GO GO for all the gay couples in California wanting to get married!! There is only one condition put down by him – that Queeried must be invited to all parties…. well okay [...]
Walker Rules Proposition 8 Unconstitutional, Homophobes Get All Upset
August 5, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage, News

Here at Queeried we love nothing more than a gorgeous piece of good gay news and it doesn’t get much better than the news yesterday that Judge Walker has ruled Proposition 8, which acted to make gay marriage illegal in California is unconstitutional and concluded that: Proposition 8 fails to advance any rational basis in [...]
Australian Family First Party: Gay Marriage Is Not About Equality And Shouldn’t Even Be An Issue
August 2, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage

With election campaigns in full swing over in Australia we’re likely to be hearing a whole lot on the issue of gay marriage, one of the most contentious issues in Australian politics, and Seven Network’s Sunrise programme got it off to a great start by pairing together two of the most polar opposite minority parties [...]
Anti Gay Marriage Organization NOM Say They’re Not Homophobic. This Proves Conclusively They Are
June 29, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage

Founder of the anti-gay marriage organization National Organization for Marriage, Maggie Gallagher, has long tried to play the victim card and argue that gay marriage advocates that are the mean, hateful ones for saying cruel things about those whose only concern is that marriage be allowed to remain in it’s traditional format of being purely [...]
European Court Rules That Heterosexual Marriage Is A Human Right But Gay Marriage Isn’t
June 25, 2010
Topic: Gay Marriage, News

The European Court of Human Rights in Brussels have ruled that Austrian gay couple Horst Michael Schalk and Johann Franz Kopfa did not have their human rights violated because Austria will not allow them to get married. Arguing that marriage was a human right, and that the legally recognised partnerships that carry some, but not [...]











