You know the referenda we're fighting for, and now you know their names. This November a vote for Question 4 and Question 6 is a vote for equality.

A vote for Question 4, or the Dream Act, offers undocumented immigrants who do well in high school the ability to pay in-state tuition at Maryland community college - and after two years there, they can pay in-state tuition at a Maryland state university. It's a step toward truly making this country a land of opportunity for hard-working immigrants like the ones from our families.

A vote for Question 6 would "allow gay and lesbian couples to obtain a civil marriage license" in Maryland. The conversation on marriage equality is heating up in Maryland, and JUFJ is having an impact on it.

For the full ballot language, go here. For the latest on Jewish organizing in the state around these issues, check out this Baltimore Jewish Times article.

We're working hard to make sure our neighbors in Maryland are granted the same rights we take for granted. Take Action in the Dream for Equality campaign! For more information about the Dream for Equality campaign, please contact Katie at katie@jufj.org.