The American Homosexual Regression

On a sunny day in San Francisco, California, a group of friends gathered in a small kitchen as two men, an interracial couple, exchanged vows and wedding rings, pledging their lives to each other. Despite the fact the ceremony was broadcast on television, there was no outrage from the religious public. There were no public protests. In fact, it seemed as though very few people cared beyond the fact they thought it was nice to see two people in love.

The year was 1994.