The facts of biology plainly falsify the oft-repeated notion that homosexuality is unnatural. Every species has evolved its own sexual ecology, and so nature resists generalizations. . . ”

Nature’s Case for Same-Sex Marriage by David George

Pride Flags Colors explained

gender is not a binary, it's a spectrum

the symbolism of colors
LGBT Terms and Definitions International Spectrum And another angle about spectrum LGBT Terms and Definitions Gender is not a spectrum
Pink means female.
Blue, specifically baby blue, means male.
Purple, specifically lavender. As a mix of pink and baby blue pigments, lavender represents a gender that is a mix of female and male, or in between female and male.
Green, specifically dark chartreuse. As the inverse of the mix of pink and baby blue pigments, this represents a gender that is the opposite or absence of female and male. A neuter gender that is best defined as not male, not female, and not mix of female and male.
Yellow. Gender that exists outside of and without reference to the binary genders, because it's a primary color not made from pink or blue pigments.
White. As a mix of all colors of light, this represents many or all genders. However, as an absence of all colors of pigment, this can also mean an absence of gender.
Black. As a mix of all colors of pigment, this can mean many or all genders. However, as an absence of all colors of light, this can also mean an absence of gender.
yellow ia a color chosen by a non-binary gender, such as agender, bigender or genderfluid.
3.5 planets Earth would be needed to sustain a global population with the lifestyle of the average European or North American.
Projections of 2–3 billion population growth by 2050 will require an increase in food demand of 70% .

The gayest cities in America as of 2014

honorable mention in order: New Orleans, Denver, Tacoma, Lexington, Portland, Las Vegas, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Akron, Boston

States	population
Savage Inequalities Faced by LGBT Americans CHECK
Washington, D.C.	623,323
Pasadena, CA	138,547
Seattle, WA	634,535
Cambridge, MSS	106,471
Atlanta, GA	443,775
St. Louis, MO	318,069
Madison, WISC	240,323
Salt Lake City, Utah	189,314
Oakland, CA	400,740
Arlington, VA	221,045
San Francisco, CA	825,863
Rochester, NY	210,532
Orlando, FLA	249,562
Long Beach, CA	467,892
Pittsburgh, PENN	306,211

One of the first principles articulated in the Declaration of Independence is that of equality: “we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal

Declaration of Independence July 2, 1776

Although Thomas Jefferson is often called the “author” of the Declaration of Independence, he wasn’t the only person who contributed important ideas. Jefferson was a member of a five-person committee appointed by the Continental Congress to write the Declaration. The committee included Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman.

What about continuing to understand "interpretation"?

However, the rule of equality is tied to the creation of mankind by God and, it was not the incantation of a religious establishment.

It is a legal fact acknowledged to be “self-evident.”

Therefore:
The Declaration is a legal instrument and it is intended for a legal object. It speaks of equality in a legal sense.

We dare say we found it to be clear as a literal rule: that is a legal way of continuing to fight for the constitutional right to be equal under the Declaration of the Independence of the United States Of America, living no room for interpretations.
There is no argument: Unless, we continue to exercise the ilegaldeviation of the law!.