Listen: Oprah Gal Pal Gayle King Supports Marriage Equality
On her radio show Friday, Gayle King acknowledged the nervousness she felt when invited to the September 2008 wedding of Emmy and Tony Award-winning producer, Scott Sanders and Interventionist and author Brad Lamm. But it took only seconds for her bring her listeners along, sharing the news of last weeks ruling that DOMA is unconstitutional by Massachusetts courts. ("I like how they think in Boston.") — and to offer what is I guess her trademark "Mommie Hug" to the Today show for its inclusiveness.
Said King, reacting to the U.S. District Court in Boston's striking down of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) as unconstitutional: "They believe Gay people should be able to be married. I do too. In the world according to Gayle I definitely do."
Sanders, Lamm and King got to know each other through connections to Winfrey. Sanders co-produced The Color Purple musical and Lamm is producing a show for the new Oprah Network.
Listen to King's endorsement of marriage equality, AFTER THE JUMP...




Gayle King recently had a great 'coming out' stories episode for gay pride weekend featuring Barton Brooks of Global Colors and Chris French of Ski Bums. It's well worth a listen, I think! We need to keep voices like Gayle's in the spotlight I believe. It's posted on her blog: http://bit.ly/d4QNzf
Posted by: DwestEur | Jul 12, 2010 11:22:14 AM
Not a Massachusetts court. A federal court in Massachusetts. There's a big difference.
Posted by: Jonathan | Jul 12, 2010 12:11:53 PM
good for her
glad she said that
as goes Gayle goes O
Posted by: neverstops | Jul 12, 2010 12:47:38 PM
Umm... why do I get a song playing instead of Gayle King? Some song about "god bless you and your man"? wtf is that?
Posted by: Glenn | Jul 13, 2010 2:59:11 AM