Panel discussion on marriage attracts protestors
John Wagner, Hudson Valley Your News Now, 9/26/2011
While the landscape of marriage in America continues to shift, many questions remain to how it's changing families – and the national dialogue. With gay marriage legal in New York, opponents are trying to keep the debate moving. "I asked myself will I be able to go into a place like the Bardavon Theater with a thousand people and say mothers and fathers matter for kids," said Elizabeth Marquardt, Director at the Center for Marriage and Families, "or will that be considered, you know, discriminatory speech?"
