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Amanda Brophy and J.P. Duffy met on eHarmony.com in 2006. Each appreciated the dating site’s dedication to facilitating long-term relationships — and the Christian background of the founders. Mr. Duffy, media director at the Family Research Council in Washington, and Ms. Brophy, an art teacher from Annapolis, Md., married last fall.
But now the Duffys are disappointed with eHarmony.com because the Pasadena, Calif.-based company just capitulated to an anti-discrimination lawsuit and agreed to launch a separate site aimed at matching homosexuals with suitable partners. A gay match-seeker in New Jersey filed a complaint, and the state’s attorney general found probable cause that eHarmony had violated New Jersey’s nondiscrimination statute.
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