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The '''Coalition to Save Marriage in New York''' (CSMNY) is a statewide association in [[New York]] State.  Founded in 2007, the Coalition promotes traditional [[marriage]] and stands against the legalization of [[same-sex marriage]], [[civil union]]s, and other arrangements conferring marriage-like rights and responsibilities upon [[homosexuality|same-sex partners]].  The Coalition accomplishes its purpose by engaging in [[grassroots]] education efforts, forging relationships with like-minded organizations across the state of New York, and communicating with elected officials.
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The '''Coalition to Save Marriage in New York''' (CSMNY) is a statewide association in [[New York]] State.  Founded in 2007, the Coalition promotes traditional [[marriage]] and stands against the legalization of [[same-sex "marriage"]], [[civil union]]s, and other arrangements conferring marriage-like rights and responsibilities upon [[homosexuality|same-sex partners]].  The Coalition accomplishes its purpose by engaging in [[grassroots]] education efforts, forging relationships with like-minded organizations across the state of New York, and communicating with elected officials.
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
*[http://www.savemarriageny.org Official Website]
 
*[http://www.savemarriageny.org Official Website]
  
 
[[category:Political Organizations]]
 
[[category:Political Organizations]]

Revision as of 21:14, July 23, 2012

The Coalition to Save Marriage in New York (CSMNY) is a statewide association in New York State. Founded in 2007, the Coalition promotes traditional marriage and stands against the legalization of same-sex "marriage", civil unions, and other arrangements conferring marriage-like rights and responsibilities upon same-sex partners. The Coalition accomplishes its purpose by engaging in grassroots education efforts, forging relationships with like-minded organizations across the state of New York, and communicating with elected officials.

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