AHS Isaac’s Sweet IG Moments with Boyfriend Tate

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Isaac Cole Powell, our beloved AHS sensation, has been painting Instagram red with the most heartwarming displays of affection, alongside his beau, Tate Justus. As the Valentine’s festivities begin, these two are setting #CoupleGoals with posts that scream love from the digital rooftops. Isaac, with a flourishing career that saw him shine in roles like Theo Graves in “American Horror Story” and Rhys in “Dear Evan Hansen,” has recently graced the big screen in “Our Son” alongside Billy Porter and Luke Evans. But it’s his off-screen romance with Tate, a talent in performance, dance, and visual arts, that’s capturing our hearts.















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Their Instagram feeds are a testament to their bond — from cozy snuggles to candid kisses, each post is a chapter in their love story. Tate’s artistic vision, aiming to guide others towards a more grounded existence, complements Isaac’s creative journey, making them a powerhouse of artistic and emotional synergy. With Isaac set to star in the upcoming Sam Mendes series “The Franchise” on HBO, it’s clear that both professionally and personally, he’s navigating a trajectory filled with promise and passion.





This duo is a vivid reminder of the beauty of queer love, unapologetically celebrated and shared. As we dive into the details of their life together, we’re not just fans; we’re cheerleaders for their happiness and advocates for love in all its forms. In a world where every post and picture tells a story, Isaac and Tate are authoring a love story we’re all eager to follow .





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                        Love Wins: Greece Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage                    
                


                

                    

                    

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                            Love Wins: Greece Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
                        
                    

                
                

                    











In a landmark decision that marks a significant shift in cultural and societal norms, Greece has become the first Orthodox Christian nation to embrace marriage equality. The Greek Parliament’s vote on Thursday saw a decisive majority, with 176 members in favor, 76 against, and two abstaining, heralding a new era for the nation’s approach to human rights and inclusivity.





Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis hailed the decision as a “milestone for human rights,” underscoring Greece’s evolution into a progressive and democratic country deeply rooted in European values. This historic move positions Greece as the 16th European Union country to legislate marriage equality, a testament to the changing tides in societal acceptance and legal recognition of same-sex relationships.





For a decade, Greece has recognized civil partnerships for same-sex couples, albeit with limited rights, particularly concerning parental recognition. The new legislation expands these rights, allowing both spouses in a same-sex marriage to be legally recognized as parents, although restrictions on surrogacy within Greece remain. However, same-sex couples can now be recognized as parents of children born through surrogacy abroad, broadening the scope of family for many.





The journey to this moment has not been without its challenges. Polls indicated broad support among the Greek populace for marriage equality, yet the proposal faced staunch opposition from conservative elements within the government and the influential Greek Orthodox Church. The Church, representing over 80 percent of the population, argued that same-sex marriage would disrupt traditional family structures and gender roles, a stance that appears to be at odds with the prevailing public opinion.





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Critics like Vassilis Stigas, a conservative politician, vehemently opposed the legislation, predicting dire consequences for societal norms. However, the approval of marriage equality has been met with jubilation among LGBTQ+ communities and their allies. Andrea Gilbert, a founding member of Athens Pride, reflected on the journey from marginalization to recognition, emphasizing the importance of this legal foundation for future generations and the significance it holds for young couples in particular.





“We started as an invisible, marginalized community,” she told CNN. “We continued to vote. Paid our taxes. Campaigned. The legislation provides a legal basis to further build on. It is particularly significant for young couples.”





This historic decision by Greece not only reflects a growing trend towards inclusivity and equality within the European Union but also signals a potential shift in attitudes within Orthodox Christian countries. As Greece steps forward, it sets a precedent for others, highlighting the evolving understanding of family, love, and human rights in the 21st century.





 




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