Revisited: Ten years of equal marriage what has it changed? podcast
Briefly

Lisa reflects on her journey to marriage, stating that growing up as a gay woman, she had never imagined that a wedding could be in her future. The legalization of same-sex marriage in England and Wales changed everything, allowing her and partner Tracey to be one of the first couples to embrace this new freedom in 2014.
Lynne Featherstone, a Liberal Democrat politician, passionately recounts her efforts to champion marriage equality during the coalition government, sharing the shock and disbelief she felt over some of the harsh criticisms from religious figures and opponents of the bill. She emphasizes the societal importance of allowing same-sex couples to marry.
Father Jarel Robinson-Brown, who is both a gay Christian and a clergy member, discusses the emotional struggle he faces with the Church of England’s refusal to perform same-sex weddings. Moving to the more inclusive Church of Wales has allowed him to better align his faith with his identity, highlighting the ongoing fight for acceptance within religious contexts.
Peter McGraith's experience of getting married just after the legalization of same-sex marriage emphasizes the importance of this milestone. Even though he personally isn't a fan of the institution of marriage, he recognizes that achieving equal marriage rights marked a vital step towards achieving full equality for the LGBTQ+ community.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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