Mississippi newspaper owner defends gay marriage cover story

Feb 21, 2013 09:40


A newspaper in rural Mississippi is defending its decision to run a cover story on what it called the first same-sex marriage in the county it serves.

On Feb. 7, the Laurel Leader-Call published the story Historic Wedding: Women wed in Laurel through smiles, tears about the wedding of Jessica Powell and Crystal Craven. Craven has been battling brain ( Read more... )

mississippi, lgbtq / gender & sexual minorities, marriage equality

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winniechili February 21 2013, 23:13:45 UTC
That guy is awesome. Hope he doesn't get forced out or something.

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velvetunicorn February 21 2013, 23:15:01 UTC
That's great! Hopefully more people pick u a subscription to cancel out those idiots.

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tabaqui February 22 2013, 00:01:55 UTC
Good on them, and him. Hope he sticks to his guns and that nothing happens to him or his job because of this.

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ytterbius February 22 2013, 00:31:12 UTC
Very nice. Defending the role of the news to "inform" without judgement of the content. This is desperately needed on a host of issues around the Country, and I'd suggest, particularly in places like Jones Country, Mississippi.

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batty_gal February 22 2013, 00:45:01 UTC
Great response with some damn good points. How you gonna "what about the children?" about consenting adults who love each other but not mind when some serial killer's mug is splashed across the front of a paper?

Take a coliseum of seats. This is the most eloquent "go fuck yourself" I've seen in awhile.

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