Not long after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality for gay and lesbian couples nationwide, the nonprofit group CatholicVote.org decided to release a video with their reaction to the landmark ruling. The video is entitled, "Not Alone," is black-and-white, features music that comes across like a Sarah McLachlan song from a starving-children's or abused-dogs' commercial, and presents each of six young adults individually, as they sit down in a chair and look like they're about to say something of great importance. Here's what they all had to say: "I am a little bit nervous about people, um, kind of hearing that I'm this way and thinking, well, um, she's, she's not welcome here." "I would say I am different. We're all different." "Most people probably think I'm already weird anyway, so, I mean, I don't think society's impression of me is going to change drastically based on one or two ...
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