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Tuesday, May 24, 2005
MARRIAGE POLICY HURTS GAYS: From the Denver Post
A Thornton woman has filed a complaint with the Social Security Administration, where her lesbian partner works, claiming she was denied a job because the agency considers her married to her partner. Fay McCall's partner, Karen Muller, works as a Social Security claims representative. Muller said she was told by an office manager that McCall couldn't have the job because a regional manager placed a prohibition on hiring married couples. Gay couples cannot marry under state or federal law. Muller cannot list McCall as a beneficiary on her federal health plan. And, in what the two women see as the greatest of ironies, neither could receive the other's Social Security death benefits if one died. more |
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