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Jeff Malet  > People > DC Same Sex Marriage - first day
March 3, 2010
The first same-sex couples apply to be married in the District of Columbia, as the city officially joined five states in allowing gay marriage.

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First applicants emerge from the court house.
First applicants emerge from the court house.
First applicants Angelisa Young and Sinjolya Townsend Angelisa and Sinjolya, both African-American women, will be married at HRC headquarters in a non-denominational service on March 9th. Angelisa (age 47) and Sinjolya (age 41) have been together for 13 years and have children.
First applicants Angelisa Young and Sinjolya Townsend Angelisa and Sinjolya, both African-American women, will be married at HRC headquarters in a non-denominational service on March 9th. Angelisa (age 47) and Sinjolya (age 41) have been together for 13 years and have children.
Reginald (Reggie) Stanley and Rocky Galloway were the second couple to file marriage license applications. Reggie and Rocky, both African-American, are long-time residents of the district. They are both 50 years old and have two children, Malena and Zoe Stanley-Galloway that are each 15 months old. Judge Ferron will marry them at the Human Rights Campaign headquarters on March 9th. Participating in the ceremony will be their two children, Jim Cullion (the best man) and Cherrie McCoy (the best woman). They will be one of the couples married on the 9th at the HRC event.
Reginald (Reggie) Stanley and Rocky Galloway were the second couple to file marriage license applications. Reggie and Rocky, both African-American, are long-time residents of the district. They are both 50 years old and have two children, Malena and Zoe Stanley-Galloway that are each 15 months old. Judge Ferron will marry them at the Human Rights Campaign headquarters on March 9th. Participating in the ceremony will be their two children, Jim Cullion (the best man) and Cherrie McCoy (the best woman). They will be one of the couples married on the 9th at the HRC event.
Cuc Vu and Gwen Migita were the third couple for file applications. Cuc Vu, an Asian Pacific American woman and Gwen Migita, an Asian Pacific Islander, will be married in a non-denominational ceremony. Cuc (age 39) and Gwen (age 38) have been together since October 2008 and are long-time residents of the District.
Darlene Garner and Candy Holmes, of Washington
Darlene Garner and Candy Holmes, of Washington
First applicants emerge from the court house.
First applicants emerge from the court house.
First applicants emerge from the court house.
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