Quote by Edith Windsor
"Discrimination is not a tradition worth preserving; it is a practice worth abolishing."
More from Edith Windsor
"I was married for 44 years. I should have been married for 44 more."
"Why should I take back the loss of the gay marriage case? I didn't lose anything."
"I am still married to Thea in my heart."
"What we're trying to do is basically restore me and Thea's marriage to the status that we think it should have always had."