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The Coalition for Equal Marriage is a campaign group created in 2012 by Conor Marron and James Lattimore, a same-sex couple, to petition in support of equal marriage.[1] It was created in response to the Coalition for Marriage, a Christian[2] group campaigning against same-sex marriage.[3]
The Coalition for Equal Marriage website was deliberately designed to mimic the Coaltion for Marriage site.
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Sponsors
The Coalition for Equal Marriage is sponsored by many organisations, including LGBT organisations, anti-bullying groups, charities, political parties, human rights groups and activists, religions and religious groups, community groups, and also media companies.
Secular and Humanist Organizations
- British Humanist Association
- National Secular Society
- Pink Triangle Trust
- Rationalist Association
- The Gay & Lesbian Humanist Association
- Humanist & Secularist Liberal Democrats
LGBT and Human rights organizations
- Stonewall
- Peter Tatchell Foundation
- Consortium
- LAGLA - Lesbian and Gay Lawyers
- The Rainbow Project
- NUSLGBT
- T-Form
- Scottish transgender Alliance
Religious organizations
- MCC - Metropolitan Community Church of North London
- Lesbian Gay Christians
- KeshetUK
- Liberal Judaism
- OneSpirit Interfaith Organization
- Sarbat.net, an LGBT Sikh organization
Political
- LGBT Labour
- LGBTory
- DELGA - Liberal Democrat
- LGBTIQ Green Party
- Liberal Youth Scotland
Media
- Attitude Magazine
- GT - Gay Times
- Gaydar
- Gaydar Radio
- Gaydio
- Pink News
- Bi Community News
- So So Gay
- Polari Magazine
- The Pod Delusion
University and Community groups
- Metro
- LGBT Union
- Proud Voices
- Pink Singers
- GRIN
- Space Youth Project
- NUSScotlandLGBT[4]
References
Partly based on a Wikipeida article.