Opinion

A Question of Civil Rights

By Dave Castleman | April 1, 2004

To the Editor: In his Letter to the Editor, Chris Langevin (The Dartmouth, March 31) notes that marriage laws are applied equally since all persons, gay or straight, can marry another so long as that person is NOT "underage, already married, consanguine, or of the same sex as his partner." I would wonder if we could add a fifth category to that list: of a different race than his partner.