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Siletz Tribes plan to hold advisory vote on same-sex marriages
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
The
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
in Oregon plan to hold an advisory vote on same-sex marriages.
The Oregonian reported that the tribal council approved an ordinance to recognize same sex-mariages. But that wasn't the case -- instead, the council sent the issue to the membership.
The move comes after a federal judge in Oregon struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriage. The
Coquille Tribe
of Oregon already recognizes same-sex marriage.
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Oregon Siletz tribe moves to recognize gay marriages performed on its reservation
(The Oregonian 5/20)
Oregon’s Siletz Native American tribe considering legalizing same-sex marriage
(The Gay Star News 5/20)
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