Richland, Charleston counties issuing marriage license applications to same-sex couples
Source: The State
Richland and Charleston counties started accepting marriage license applications from same-sex couples Wednesday despite the state's constitutional ban against the marriages and the attorney general's pledge to defend that ban.
Richland County Probate Judge Amy McCulloch said she accepted applications for the first time.
“I believe it’s time for this to change,” McCulloch said. “It’s a fundamental right to be with who you want to be with.”
McCulloch said she changed categories on the county’s paper marriage license application from “bride” and “groom” to “Applicant 1” and “Applicant 2.”
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I don't get to say that on here often... 
First a black president, now this! 
I'm fairly sure Mississippi, where I live now, will be either #49 or #50 to adapt itself to the 21st century. 
