The national soccer teams of the Netherlands and Spain will face off in the World Cup final Sunday. No matter who wins, the tournament champion will be a country that provides full marriage equality to its gay and lesbian citizens.
The Netherlands became the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage in 2001. Spain, a predominantly Catholic country, followed suit in 2005. And World Cup host country South African also provides full marriage equality.
Change.org reports:
"Either way, no matter who you'll be rooting for, you'll be rooting for a country that recognizes full marriage equality for all of its citizens. They say God works in mysterious ways, right? Maybe this is her/his way of sending the world (and all of its anti-gay legislators) a nice, subtle message."
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