Friday, 23 August 2019

LGBTQ Right to Marriage

It was the late 90s, and I was about to graduate from the University of Toronto. I took several political philosophy courses, and those courses talked about the notion of citizen and subject. A citizen had legal rights. However, a subject did not have legal rights. 

I knew that the LGBTQ community would have the right to marriage because they were a Canadian citizen and not a subject. And leaving in a secular country that religion is separated from politics, the LGBTQ community would have the right same as a heterosexual one.

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