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Little Traverse Bay Bands consider same-sex marriage law
little traverse
marriage
michigan
Posted: Wednesday, March 21, 2012
The
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
in Michigan will consider a proposal to recognize same-sex marriage.
Tribal law currently defines marriage as a union of a "man" and a "woman." It could be changed to recognize a "union of two persons," Up North Live reported.
“In my mind, we're all equal in our creator's eye," former chairman Ken Herrington was quoted as saying.
The
Coquille Tribe
of Oregon and the
Suquamish Tribe
also recognize same-sex marriage. The
Navajo Nation
and the
Cherokee Nation
, the two largest tribes, do not recognize same sex-marriage.
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Northern Michigan Native American tribe considering same-sex marriages on tribal land
(Up North Live 3/20)
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