The fight to legalize gay marriage began back in 2004, when the first marriage licenses were issued to gay couples in SanFrancisco.
signed the Respect for Marriage Act today, ensuring that the Supreme Court cannot reverse existing laws and gay and interracial marriages are protected.
"The antidote for hate is love. This law and the love it defends, strike a blow against hate in all its forms. And this is why the law matters every single American, no matter who you are or who you love," said President Biden during the signing ceremony. "I’m surprised that we managed to get it through the Senate. You know? Thank you to the 12 Republican Senators that went ‘Yes’," said Gabrielle Antolovich. Community Center in San Jose. She says the threat of gay marriage being overturned always worried her, but this bill gives her a newfound hope. "But now I might consider getting married because it’s something that cannot be taken away," Antolovich said.
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