Gay Marriage Survey

Thursday, May 18. 2006

Thanks to Brandy from University of Memphis for this tip about a a GLBT marraige study.

Researchers from PRISMresearch.org at the University of Kentucky and University of Memphis are looking for participants for a new online gay marriage survey about experiences related to the debate over the recognition of civil marriage rights for same-sex couples.

This is a study of the attitudes and experiences of gay, lesbian, bisexual, same-gender loving, and same-sex partnered persons regarding the debate over recognition of civil marriage for same-sex couples. The purpose of this study is to document attitudes and experiences at several points in time in all states. Our hope is that the findings from this research project will contribute to an understanding of the experiences of GLB and same-sex partnered individuals in the United States during these times. The survey is open to those that identify as GLB, same-gender loving, or same-sex partnered, are 18 or older and a U.S. citizen or living in the U.S.

The deadline to complete the survey in order to enter a drawing for gift certificates is June 15, 2006.

Lear more at the PRISM Research survey website.

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Hi,
I found a commercial about gay and lesbian marriage in Canada...

42-second commercial presents what initially appear to be two straight couples on the point of marrying in a chapel, only to discover at the time of the traditional kiss that each couple is in fact made up of two men and two women ...
Watch the video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8n9ECqeYTg

Filmed by: www.outbyview.com

#1 Gerard (Homepage) on 2006-06-02 12:51

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