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Nov. 12 - Ex-gay conferences come to West Palm Beach
Nov. 10 - Jeff Lutes resigns as Soulforce Executive Director
Nov. 04 - Maine Votes To Overturn Marriage Equality For LGBT People
Oct. 29 - An IN THE LIFE Special Presentation: Preacher’s Sons
Oct. 29 - Religion-based Prejudice is the Maine Problem
Oct. 23 - Soulforce conference featured in article by Wayne Besen in South Florida Blade.
Focus on the Facts: Colorado Marriage License Sit-in
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On September 24, 2007, Kate Burns and Sheila Schroeder of Englewood, Colo., were arrested and removed in police custody from the Wellington E. Webb Municipal Building. The couple had entered the Denver Clerk and Recorder Office to demand a marriage license. After requesting an application and being denied on the basis of state and federal law, Burns and Schroeder refused to leave, insisting that marriage laws which deny full equality to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are an example of religion-based oppression and undermine America's tradition of religious pluralism protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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Court Trial May 7, 2008
