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The Marriage Equality plebiscite is still on the horizon.
As well as speaking out against the nay-sayers, people are talking about grassroots campaigns. Some are door-knocking and speaking with their neighbours. Others might hand out fliers. A few people I know are hanging out rainbow bunting or flags. And a few have made their own signs to stick inside windows or on some other part of their home, to show their support and even invite discussion. I like that idea. A nice little sign letting people know that they have your support.
It might make your neighbours feel like they can show support, as well. It might spark conversation or thought. There’s every chance someone will let you know they disagree with you. That’s a thing to remember and think about. Another thing to remember and think about is that the polls have shown that most people agree with marriage equality, so try not to be shocked at the lack of outrage if you choose to display a rainbow at your place.
I made these few postery things that you are free to download and print, if you want to.
Downloadable thingies:
Download VOTE FOR EQUALITY here!
Download VOTE YES- ASK ME WHY! here!
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A bit of reading
There’s a whole bunch of people writing great things about marriage equality and this upcoming plebiscite. Here’s a few links, if you want to know more:
Same-sex marriage postal plebiscite a debacle likely to happen for Malcolm Turnbull
Think of the kids: why marriage equality opponents are wrong on parenting
Vote “Yes!” For Marriage Equality: An Appeal From A Closeted Gay Teen
28 Reasons to Vote Yes on Marriage Equality
If We’re Unable To Stop The Postal Plebiscite, We Must Win It
By voting on marriage equality young people can give politicians a collective ‘stuff you’
And possibly my favourite piece of late:
What Will Actually Change If Marriage Equality Comes To Australia?
