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gmni3082 1 / - May 13, 2010 #1 hi i need help on making a thesis statement for a term paper in apa format on why same sex marriages should be legal in all states and i really need help could someone give me some suggestions
Mizo Metallic 2 / 8 May 14, 2010 #2 Same-sex marriage (also called gay marriage) is a legally or socially recognized marriage between two persons of the same biological sex or social gender. Same-sex marriage is a civil rights, political, social, moral, and religious issue in many nations. The conflict arises over whether same-sex couples should be allowed to enter into marriage, be required to use a different status (such as a civil union, which usually grants fewer rights), or not have any such rights. A related issue is whether the term "marriage" should be applied. therefore, i agree that same sex marriage should be legal...
triplesmickey 1 / 39 May 15, 2010 #4 Homosexuality does have the consequences of true love, and such cases should not be denied or interdicted. All lovers, by the name of freedom and happiness, should be allowed to possess sanctioned marriage. They themselves should be granted the final gift of marriage, because marriage is an inalienable right of humans. That is what I have thought of so far, because frankly saying, I have never confronted such queer topics of discussion. *P.s. Remember to support your paragraphs with acceptable, undeniable evidence.
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Marriage equality appears to have a major economic benefit for countries. Washington State University researchers found that European countries that recognized same-sex marriages kept more of their highly skilled workers from emigrating to the U.S.
The researchers analyzed 20 years of data on HB1 visas, which are reserved for immigrants to the U.S. with advanced degrees and specialized skills. From 2000–2019, a total of 13 European Union countries legalized same-sex marriage—and following that move, the U.S. saw a decrease in new HB1 visas from each of those countries, a drop of about 21% on average. The pattern held even though the enactment of marriage equality in the EU countries happened in different years and under different economic conditions.
"This just shows that having more inclusive policies can make a country more attractive for skilled labor," said Koroles Awad, a WSU Ph.D. candidate in economics.
Awad and co-author WSU economics Professor Jill McCluskey reported their findings in AEA Papers and Proceedings . Their analysis focused on skilled workers coming from European Union countries since it is a political and economic union with a shared labor market, making it possible to isolate the effect of same-sex marriage legalization. In addition, the EU presented a natural experiment as about half of the 27 member countries had enacted marriage equality by 2019, and the other 14 countries had not—and could serve as a control group.
The researchers also looked at the effect of the U.S. first recognizing foreign same-sex marriages in 2013. They found the enactment of that policy slowed the decline of visa admissions from EU countries that already had marriage equality policies, including The Netherlands, Belgium and Spain.
These foreign workers are highly sought after, Awad noted, particularly in STEM fields, those dealing with science, technology, engineering and math.
"There is a lot of effort within the U.S. and in foreign countries to compete for these graduates and keep advanced degree holders in the country," he said. "Marriage equality could be a non-monetary incentive to attract skilled workers, keep them in our economy and keep that STEM advantage."
These findings build on previous work on migration within states in the U.S. before federal marriage equality. That study found that same-sex couples and heterosexual couples with a female head of household were more likely to move to states that recognized same-sex marriage .
The data in this study does not include the sexual orientation of H1B visa holders, but the effect of the recognition of marriage equality was clear on the movement of skilled labor. Statistically, same-sex couples tend to have higher levels of education, but the researchers said the change could also simply indicate that many highly skilled people are drawn to areas with more inclusive policies.
"In general, discriminatory policies are bad for the economy, and this is one way that shows it," said McCluskey. "As a country, we should try to have all people be able to fulfill their potential. If we have policies that are non-discriminatory, then everyone can do better, and it will be better for the economy."
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Main Idea: Same-sex marriage is against natural law 2.1 Marriage is only between a female and male 2.2 Same-sex married couples, is unconstitutional. 3. Main Idea: Draws criticisms 3.1 Protest Action 3.2 Demanding equal rights. 4. Main Idea: Effect of same-sex marriage 4.1 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and transgender 4.2 Preserve under the family code.
courts were litigating the legality of same-sex marriage. Scholarly sources claim that the litigation in Hawaii was the catalyst that prompted the subsequent political debate and activity over same-sex marriage including the first major piece of federal legislation on same-sex marriage, the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), Pub. L. No. 104-199, 110
Taiwan became the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage with their constitutional amendment in 2019. South Africa, the only country in Africa to recognize and perform same-sex marriages, has guaranteed marriage since 2006. ... However, this was only considered a "jurisprudential thesis" and did not overturn any individual ...
fighting for the legalization of same-sex marriage, while others are fighting to keep it from becoming legalized in the remaining states. Both Alabama and Florida recently made the decision to legalize same-sex marriage. The United States of America is not the only country in the world that has argued over the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Finally, at the end of this paper, we will consider the prospects of legalizing same-sex marriage. Favorable action on same-sex marriage at the federal level seems unlikely. Even action against same-sex marriage seems forestalled on the federal level by the failure in Congress of the Federal Marriage Amendment (FMA) in 2006 and the Supreme
Examining prospectively the effect of legalizing same-sex marriage on federal income tax revenues, Alm et al. estimated an increase of approximately USD 1 billion, though a more recent study estimated reductions in federal revenues up to USD 580 million (Alm et al., 2014).15 Regarding effects on marriage and labor supply, Friedberg and Isaac ...
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Specifically, with ~1 million responses over a 11-year window, we test whether state-by-state same-sex marriage legislation was associated with decreases in anti-gay implicit and explicit bias. Results across five operationalizations consistently provide support for this possibility.
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bill to legalize same-sex marriage under the special marriage act was brought to the Lok Sabha on April 20, 2022, by member of parliament supriya sule of the nationalist Congress party. In order to give same-sex couples the same legal protections as opposite-sex couples, the proposal would change many provisions of the statute.
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AND RELATIONSHIPS: AGL. BAL PERSPECTIVEWritten by Vibha V4th Year BA LLB (Ho. nt, CMR School of Legal Studies, Bangalore, IndiaABSTRACTMarriage as an instit. tion has dramatically changed over the last half -century. Same-sex relationships have significant. y altered family laws of various nations across the glob.
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existing marriage laws, including all personal (religious) laws. 3 The author posits in this paper that mere decriminalization of same -sex acts is inadequate; legal recognition of same-sex relationships must also be pursued. To achieve this aim, the author investigates a range of potential strategies for obtaining the aforementioned level of
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This study was conducted to determine the attitude towards the legalization of same sex marriage among law students of a selected school in Iloilo City. The study specifically aims to find out the percentage of CPU law students who agreed or disagreed for the legalization of same sex marriage, the top reasons why said law students agreed or disagreed for the legalization of same sex marriage ...
Mizo Metallic 2 / 8. May 14, 2010 #2. Same-sex marriage (also called gay marriage) is a legally or socially recognized marriage between two persons of the same biological sex or social gender. Same-sex marriage is a civil rights, political, social, moral, and religious issue in many nations. The conflict arises over whether same-sex couples ...
More information: Koroles Awad et al, Marriage Equality and the Transnational Flow of Skilled Labor: The Impact of Same-Sex Marriage Legalization in the United States on the Inflow of Skilled ...