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An amendment to Indiana’s constitution on same-sex marriages was pushed back until the 2014 legislative session yesterday. The decision comes just one week after Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan performed a mass same-sex wedding ceremony as a sign of solidarity. After the general assembly made the announcement, WFHB correspondent Jennifer Whitaker spoke with Indiana Equality Action’s Executive Director Rick Sutton, President of the Interfaith Coalition on Non-Discrimination Marie Siroky, and PFLAG Coordinator for Indiana Annette Gross to find out their response and what happens now. For the most part, the group was cautiously optimistic. For today’s WFHB feature exclusive, we go now to the immediate responses of Gross, Siroky, and Sutton, respectively.
