Bermuda Lawyer Mark Pettingill talks about Same Sex Marriage and the legal fight for #Equality against the Bermuda Government.
… partner Shawn Crockwell put it best when he said “You cannot Cherry Pick on discrimination”
Follow updates @ samelovebermuda.com
Please Donate to help with the Legal Costs here: crowdjustice.com/case/bermudacourtofappeal/
SAME LOVE BERMUDA – YT Playlist
Bermuda Lawyer Mark Pettingill talks about Same Sex Marriage and the legal fight for #Equality against the Bermuda Government.
… partner Shawn Crockwell put it best when he said “You cannot Cherry Pick on discrimination”
Follow updates @ samelovebermuda.com
Please Donate to help with the Legal Costs here: crowdjustice.com/case/bermudacourtofappeal/
SAME LOVE BERMUDA – YT Playlist
Bermuda’s same-sex marriage repeal is a massive step backwards. Why legislate against love? https://t.co/wC7etsaSOs
— Richard Branson (@richardbranson) February 8, 2018
Bermuda Lawyer Mark Pettingill talks about Same Sex Marriage and the legal fight for #Equality against the Bermuda Government.
… partner Shawn Crockwell put it best when he said “You cannot Cherry Pick on discrimination”
Follow updates @ samelovebermuda.com
Please Donate to help with the Legal Costs here: crowdjustice.com/case/bermudacourtofappeal/
SAME LOVE BERMUDA – YT Playlist
Feat. image Rainbow Alliance of Bermuda/Facebook
Feat. image Rainbow Alliance of Bermuda/Facebook
Preserve Marriage, which consists of a diverse cross-section of our community, appreciates the people of Bermuda who came out to express their beliefs about same-sex marriage and same-sex civil unions.
Although 46.89 percent of the voting population participated, it cannot be ignored that an undeniably clear message has been sent to retain marriage in Bermuda as a special union between a man and a woman for the benefit of society. Bermuda voted against same-sex marriage and against same-sex civil unions almost 2 to 1 on both questions …
Read complete article: ‘AN UNDENIABLY CLEAR MESSAGE HAS BEEN SENT’–PRESERVE MARRIAGE
Sally Bassett was an enslaved mixed-race woman from Bermuda. She was declared guilty and burned at the stake in June 1730 for the attempted murder by poisoning of her slaveholder masters. She always claimed her innocence. Her notoriety has influenced Bermudian history and cultural heritage. (click image for more info)
