We Are All Equal in Canada, No Matter our Sexuality

Gay, lesbian, homosexuals, homosexuals, transgender mean that we should all be treated equally. We are all people of the same race and should enjoy the right of freedom. In other words, you should be able to choose who you want to marry. Love is a strong word, it is marriage. They are all contradictory. Some people say you do not need to legally marry to show it if you are in love. Others may say the opposite. But the question that many people ask is that in Canada gay marriage should be loudly explained. My answer to this question is yes.

The basis of our latest film, "Love equality" is to celebrate equality, diversity, freedom, and self expression, regardless of sexual orientation, identity and labeling. This event is aimed at promoting a better, more open world - we believe that this movie is fully integrated in the movie. Unfortunately, we do not know that the world is always the case, and we know that inequality still exists. But this can be changed. We express our opinion for those who can not hear all the time, lead examples by example and help eliminate closely and unrelated attitudes not seen in the 21st century.

We are all equal - whether born, colored, religious, missing, sexually or sexually oriented. Regardless of wealth, we are all equal. We have made great progress in the perception of equality, but in the century and a half after slavery has declined, we have not yet completed it. Our government should at least do this. I have the opportunity to find the answer. For PBS, documentary film Ken Burns took a celebrity reading Gettysburg's speech. The list includes all current Presidents, Congress members, Mayor, Historian, Journalist, and Whoopi Goldberg. The performance of Stephen Colbert is very interesting. Marco Rubio, I do not like that. Tea Party's favorite Ted Cruz has not answered the phone.

Even if we move forward for 237 years, in 1776 we are still fighting for freedom of law. Regardless of sexual orientation, the US Supreme Court has just made a landmark decision to confirm that all men (and women) are equal. Yes. This decision will help other countries in the country adopt the law to protect the rights of our LGBT community. In the same week, SCOTUS shut down voter rights and weakened the ability to manage ourselves. Voting rights are essential to our democracy and essential to the representative form of the government. The Supreme Court stated that discrimination and repression no longer existed, but this is absolutely not true. Each country has passed a law aimed at preventing certain types of qualified voters from voting. In pretext of "prevention of voter fraud", this happens in many states.