Prompted by a request from two tribal citizens, in 2012 the Council began consideration of a constitutional amendment regarding marriage, replacing "one man and one woman" with language including gay and lesbian couples.
Currently, the tribal constitution limits marriage to "one man and one woman," and the amendment would expand that to include gay and lesbian couples. Prompted by a request from two tribal citizens, in 2012 the Council began consideration of a constitutional amendment regarding marriage.
Prompted by a request from two tribal citizens, in 2012 the Council began consideration of a constitutional amendment regarding marriage. Currently, the tribal constitution limits marriage to "one man and one woman," and the amendment would expand that to include gay and lesbian couples.
Prompted by a request from two tribal citizens, in 2012 the Council began consideration of a constitutional amendment regarding marriage. Currently, the tribal constitution limits marriage to "one man and one woman," and the amendment would expand that to include gay and lesbian couples.