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serve as fifth district supervisors and working for 14 years under the leadership of dennis herrera and terry stuart. the work that that law office did was extraordinary. when san francisco didn't just defend gavin newsom, it was a pivotal moment in history and anytime any government in the state to sue on the marriage loss. he said i want a trial on the facts of the case. i want to see what the facts are, the trial that i have always been trying to get. we as a city and the city attorney's office put discrimination on trial. and we got prop 8 and the discriminatory marriage laws struck down. there is an unsung hero in that. part of why it changed the debate was because it was the first time a government was voicing a societal interest and why we have a common interest in ending marriage discrimination. we turned to san francisco's chief economist, ted eagan, are and said how much does it cost the city and county of san francisco, california, to deal with your discrimination and your discriminatory laws? we had pleadings submitted to the court and no court had seen this kind of stuff the argument we

serve as fifth district supervisors and working for 14 years under the leadership of dennis herrera and terry stuart. the work that that law office did was extraordinary. when san francisco didn't just defend gavin newsom, it was a pivotal moment in history and anytime any government in the state to sue on the marriage loss. he said i want a trial on the facts of the case. i want to see what the facts are, the trial that i have always been trying to get. we as a city and the city attorney's office put discrimination on trial. and we got prop 8 and the discriminatory marriage laws struck down. there is an unsung hero in that. part of why it changed the debate was because it was the first time a government was voicing a societal interest and why we have a common interest in ending marriage discrimination. we turned to san francisco's chief economist, ted eagan, are and said how much does it cost the city and county of san francisco, california, to deal with your discrimination and your discriminatory laws? we had pleadings submitted to the court and no court had seen this kind of stuff the argument we

dennis herrera. >> thank you, madam mayor. we see a lot of old and dear friends and a lot of people in new roles. we see my right hand chief deputy at the time, justice terry stuartrt of appeals here and the former representative of the office, da matt -- dorsi and the ten years that we fought for equal marriage and equality. san francisco knows how to celebrate valentine's day. this is a terrific reminder of the battle we fought 20 years ago and to see so many couples here, same sex couples, that's what we are fighting for, civil rights. we have always been at the forefront to celebrate. what went lose sight of for 20 years we have made tremendous progress but progress is not always interrupted. i certainly would have thought that we would be beyond now 20 years fighting a battle like it seems it never ends. as we look at what is happening around the country, what is happening internationally about those that want to turn back the clock, that is something that we can never do, and why san francisco has to be the conscious of the nation, and for every elected official and leader in this country to make sure that we remind folks that the battle does not end and we

dennis herrera, who took the case to the supreme court. this is a terrific reminder of the battle that we fought 20 years ago. sitting up front, john lewis and stuart gaffney, one of the first couples to marry in san francisco today. they renewed their vows. >> i cherish our wonderful extended chosen family, an inspiration to many like steve and matthew, who've been together for 28 years and took this step today. >> really an honor to be part of something that really means so much. i think especially right now. >> and we had two days to plan. and so we have rings, something borrowed, something new, something blue. >> that's something borrowed. are the rings given to them by matthew's parents? five years ago. >> and they were married, um, 51 years and, um, my mom came to visit us a couple of years ago and she said, i want you guys to have these a full circle moment also for the one marrying them, carmen chu, current san francisco city administrator and a key player in the battle for same sex marriage. >> and i was the assessor recorder when the same sex marriages resumed in 2008. >> and so i think just being able to continue to celebrate people's lo

dennis herrera, who took the case to the supreme court. >> this is a terrific reminder of the battle that we fought 20 years ago. >> sitting up front, john lewis and stuart gaffney, one of the first couples to marry in san francisco today. they renewed their vows. i cherish an inspiration to many like steve and matthew have been together for 28 years and took this step today. >> really an honor to be part of something that really means so much, i think especially right now. >> and we had two days to plan. and so we have rings, something borrowed, something new, something blue. >> that's something borrowed. are the rings given to them by matthew's parents five years ago when they were married? >> um, 51 years. and, um, my mom came to visit us a couple of years ago and she said, i want you guys to have these a full circle moment also for the one marrying them, carmen chu, current san francisco city administrator and a key player in the battle for same sex marriage. >> i was the assessor recorder when the same sex marriages resumed in 2008, and so i think just being able to continue to celebrate people's love, it couldn't there couldn't be a more a bigger h

had a front row seat a member of the city attorney's office working for dennis herrera and i was in the office next to terry stuart, we were the two queer members of the city attorney executive staff and for both this was incredibly meaningful. there were times that i would come back to the office i would go out for lunch in city hall and go through and watch some of the weddings taking place and it was so move to see. this wasn't something i imagined i would be seeing and come back to the office and asked and be wheepy like what happened and i said i was at a wedding and they say whos and i was no idea. it was something special and i also think it was--we here in city hall and we here on the board of supervisors may have our disagreements as we should because this is democracy but it is a enduring lessen we as san franciscans stand together we really can change the world so there is a lessen in that. i like to make sure i invite everybody next valentine's day february 14 city hall will celebrate the 20 anniversary of winter of love at noon to commemorate past and present leaders instrumental in this. we will hono

had a front row seat a member of the city attorney's office working for dennis herrera and i was in the office next to terry stuart, we were the two queer members of the city attorney executive staff and for both this was incredibly meaningful. there were times that i would come back to the office i would go out for lunch in city hall and go through and watch some of the weddings taking place and it was so move to see. this wasn't something i imagined i would be seeing and come back to the office and asked and be wheepy like what happened and i said i was at a wedding and they say whos and i was no idea. it was something special and i also think it was--we here in city hall and we here on the board of supervisors may have our disagreements as we should because this is democracy but it is a enduring lessen we as san franciscans stand together we really can change the world so there is a lessen in that. i like to make sure i invite everybody next valentine's day february 14 city hall will celebrate the 20 anniversary of winter of love at noon to commemorate past and present leaders instrumental in this. we will hono