N.C.-native clergy speaks out for gay marriage

by Lainey Millen | Special Assignments | specialassignments@goqnotes.com
January 6, 2010 | Comments Off

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I am so proud to know that Erin Williams is giving the LGBT community a big shout with his support of the gay marriage initiative in New Jersey. It’s folks like him that keep me optimistic for this sweeping the nation.

Williams recently wrote on PFLAG’s national blog about his experiences growing up in North Carolina:

I am a 76 year old racial, “Segregation Survivor”. When I was born in North Carolina, I was born amidst a legislative, historical and cultural environment that believed that my race that I had nothing to do with, justified my second class and segregated status. The New Jesey Legislature has the opportunity to eliminate second class and segregregated (sic) status for persons whose sexual orientation from birth is same-gender loving.

Way to go!

Head over to PFLAG’s blog to read the rest . . .

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Lainey Millen is QNotes' special assignments writer, N.C. News columnist and production director. She can be reached at specialassignments@goqnotes.com and 704-531-9988, x205.

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