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Fight Gears Up on Same-Sex Marriage in North Carolina |
 Equality North Carolina, a Raleigh-based gay-rights group, hopes to have 50,000 signed postcards requesting that legislators withhold their support for a constitutional ban on gay marriage. The group hopes to deliver the postcards by September, when lawmakers return for a session to consider constitutional amendments, including a ban on gay marriage. Full-fledged campaigns over the proposed constitutional ban are washing over the state. They include petitions, messages from pulpits, rallies, billboards and phone banks. Unlike traditional election campaigns, during which a relative handful aim their messages at the public, these campaigns are messages from the public aimed at 170 legislators. Click here to read more.
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