“ Halper notes that 70% of that 10% — 7% of all voters, in other words — went Yes on 8.
This does not equal “overwhelming”, at least not in my book.
…
So I have to wonder why the No on 8 people chose to present this as a parallel of the African-American Civil Rights Movement.
To my mind, this helped trivialize their desire to marry, particularly among older blacks who remember when being able to marry white people was the least of their worries. the angry black woman, on the ‘black people passed prop 8’ bulltrue
This does not equal “overwhelming”, at least not in my book.
…
So I have to wonder why the No on 8 people chose to present this as a parallel of the African-American Civil Rights Movement.
To my mind, this helped trivialize their desire to marry, particularly among older blacks who remember when being able to marry white people was the least of their worries. the angry black woman, on the ‘black people passed prop 8’ bulltrue
