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holder had this to say about a cause he believes should be a civil rights priority. just as our forebears came together to overcome tremendous adversity and to forge the more just, more equal societies we now live, so too must the current generation rise to define the civil rights challenges of our day. one is the fight for equality for lesbian, gay, transgender, lbgt citizens. that struggle between progress and resistance to lbgt equality was on display this week. thursday, oregon attorney general joined a group of ags in six states that refuse to defend constitutionality of the same-sex marriage bans. the same week, arizona became the first state whose legislature passed a bill that would give business owners the right to use religious beliefs to discriminate without legal repercussions. it now goes to governor jan