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Yes, USA TODAY's coverage was especially extensive, covering everything from why the court acted as it did to how the rulings will affect gay couples going forward. But what drew the most attention, pro and con, was our decision to use an AP photo of two men kissing in front of the Supreme Court as our main art on the front page. I think that your publication has sunk to a low no one else can match. I am supposed to pray for your souls, but I just can't.
I am completely offended and embarrassed that innocent children can walk by a newsstand and view that picture! You could have easily shown them standing together and holding hands, but you had to show them kissing.
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Shame on you. We knew in the newsroom that running the photo might draw emotional reactions. To balance things out, we included another photo, although smaller and below the fold, of a reverend praying in opposition to the ruling.
That didn't stop the criticisms. In the end, we think the kissing photo captured not only the historic nature of the decision but also the very human impact of the day. The two men, in fact, had decided to marry immediately after the rulings were announced a precursor to the many weddings that resumed in California over the weekend. The photograph was what the decision was all about. And explaining the photograph to children can be a learning moment — framed of course by a parent's viewpoint — especially when the photo is displayed in a sober and respected newspaper.
And it is near benign when compared with the leering jokes that abound during an innuendo-filled 8 p. Frankly, a few years ago we would not have run that photograph.