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On the 26th of June 2015 history was made yet again as the US Supreme Court ruled that the US Constitution guarantees the right for same-sex couples to marry in all 50 US states. That’s right equality for all and as a fellow gay I couldn’t be more supportive! We believe that love is love and it doesn’t matter if you’re black, white, male or female and we aren’t the only ones. There has been a massive outburst of support and celebration worldwide, and don’t fret you don’t even have to be gay to join in!


  

Celebrities and those of status have been known to use their fame to back up their believes, Vivienne Westwood rarely brings out a collection without an obvious political message at the forefront,  Russell Brand isn’t one for keeping quiet on his road to radical change and the celebrity support shown for the LGBT community hasn’t been quiet either. From Ellen DeGeneres and Kylie Jenner to J.K. Rowling and Cara Delavigne, Hollywood and the UK are illuminated at the news that same-sex marriage is finally legal, no matter where you live in a great majority of the world.  Like we believe ‘Love is love’ and Hundreds of celebrities took to social networking sites to share their elation and at times, emotional reactions.
Wow. Another historic day for !
e their elation and at times emotional reactions to the news that so many had waited far too long to hear.
Love won.
"In forming a marital union, two people become something greater than they once were. It is so ordered." xoxo
 President Obama @POTUS
Today is a big step in our march toward equality. Gay and lesbian couples now have the right to marry, just like anyone else.

As the first black president turned the Whitehouse rainbow, realistically we’re sure many are furious, thousands from all across the globe came together to show their happiness, their support and their pride. It was monumental for the LGBT community to be proud of a country that allowed its religious extremism and suppression of minorities to overrule for so long. For years people have been afraid to show their true colours, yearning for their chance, and for their love to be completely legal! And now that time is here! The legalisation of same sex couples to marry in all states of America is a pivotal landmark in history, a day that everyone will remember for centuries to come and best of all we get to be a part of it! In the last month over 4,500 videos have been posted and shared, on YouTube, of same sex marriage proposals. That means there were over 4,500 couples who were waiting for the day they could be liberated and celebrated for who they are, and it isn’t just young couples who are benefitting from the new law. Jack Evans, 85, and George Harris, 82  having been together for 54 years and waiting over half a century, on the 26th of June,  they were able to say the most important words to one another ‘I do.’  And if the question is ‘do you love it?’ then we do too!


 

Despite the elation and the celebration however, we know to be realistic and its already been seen that prejudice isn’t going to be wiped away by a passing of a law, it is however going to be harder when people of faith apply their religion in ways that conflict with the new right to same-sex marriage. How do we stay quiet when a religious college provides married student housing only to opposite-sex married couples, or a religious adoption agency declines to place children with same-sex married couples. Maybe that’s just it? We don’t stay quiet..It’s clear that marriage equality is an issue strongly supported not just in Hollywood but all around the world because it stands for so much more than what it is. Could it be that in ten years time we will be writing to a public who are entirely equal in all aspects of life? Where the unimaginable is imagined daily? In reality we don’t know, but what we do know is that it’s our dream along with thousands of others and we will support it every step of the way! Just remember to love and life will be worth living.



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