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05/27/2005

Judge: Kentucky can keep marriage queer-free

by Jeremy Hooper

    Kentucky's gay marriage-banning amendment, which was passed by voters last fall, was declared valid by a judge on Thursday. The ruling also forces Kentucky to change its state motto from "United We Stand, Divided We Fall," to "United We Ban, Things We Don't Understand"

Catchy.

Same-sex marriage measure upheld [AP via Courier-Journal.com]

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