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The Massachusetts state legislature does not have the appetite to enact voter ID in the Commonwealth.
But do the voters?
Homosexuality advocates are raising money to open what they are calling Boston LGBTQ Museum of Art, History and Culture.
"It is telling the history of the movement from the 1800s all the way to today, everything that has happened — marriage equality, for instance," said museum founder Jean Dolin during a press conference Monday, October 2, according to State House News Service. "I think there is an element of teaching the younger generation the work that had to take place to get us here today, where LGBTQ people can somewhat be free and somewhat be respected in society with dignity. There's also another piece in my vision, where we want to support LGBTQ artists, making sure that they are paid and that they can thrive economically through our institution."