11/23/2019
Wow, this is amazing. The US Supreme Court will do this at some point🤞, I suspect.. that is, officially rule that anti-polygamy laws don't apply to unformalized polyamorous households – clarifying that polyamory, as it is typically practiced in the US, is legal and not a criminal act.
November 23rd is Polyamory Day. On that day in 2011, BC’s Supreme Court ruled that Canada’s so called “anti-polygamy law” does not apply to unformalized polyamorous households – clarifying that polyamory, as it is typically practiced in Canada, is legal and not a criminal act.
Prior to November, 23, 2011, it was questionable if polyamory was legal in Canada.
If you agree that people who are polyamorous are entitled to the same same rights, privileges, and governmental accommodation that others have, please circulate this image to others on your blogs, in email, and on social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Polyamory is the practice, desire, or acceptance of having more than one intimate relationship at a time with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved.
Thank you from the CPAA (Canadian Polyamory Advocacy Association).