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Desperate Plea: Help Me be with the One I Love
Posted on: February 12th, 2012 by History Month

A young gay man has recorded a video on YouTube do explain how the US Government’s Defence of Marriage Act prevents him from seeing his boyfriend across the pond and denies him a visa even in the states that have same sex marriage. In the vid Mike explains his predicament and how heartbroken he is that he may not see his loved one for another ten years.

He goes on to tell us how many times he has tried to make contact with the authorities, only to be ignored or receive negative responses. Finally he asks for your help to challenge the iniquitous and discriminatory Defence of Marriage Act. To see the video go here

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