Connecticut Conducts First Gay Marriages

The first gay weddings were conducted in Connecticut following a judge's ruling that legalized gay marriage in the state.
Within minutes of the ruling, the New Haven city clerk's office issued their first marriage license to Barbara and Robin Levine-Ritterman of New Haven. The couple were one of eight who challenged a state law which had prohibited gay marriage.
"Today, Connecticut sends a message of hope an inspiration to lesbian and gay people throughout this country who simply want to be treated as equal citizens by their government," said the plaintiffs' attorney, Bennett Klein.
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