Tag Archives: gay marriage bans
Quote of the Day: What Marriage Equality Means for Future Generations
Words from a 2006 article written by blogger Andrew Sullivan reach out from the past to tell us what the Supreme Court ruling in favor of marriage equality really means for future gays and lesbians: A gay child born today … Continue reading
Which U.S. State Will Legalize Same-Sex Marriage Last?
With marriage equality cases to be heard before the Supreme Court in April of 2015 and many states in one status of marriage limbo or another, The Washington Post opines on which state may be the last in our nation … Continue reading
Checking in With Washington, D.C.’s First-to-Wed Same-Sex Couples
On the five year anniversary of when it became legal for same-sex couple to marry in Washington, D.C., The Washington Post checks in with three of the couples. For two, it made things much easier, but for one out of … Continue reading
Headline of the Day: Gay Marriage Court Decision and Legacy
Though completely unrelated, I thought the yellow insert; which is for a fitness chain, and the headline of Washington, DC’s Express were complimentary of each other. Read the full article
An Accurate Summation of 6th Circuits Ruling Against Equality
The Detroit Free Press accurately paraphrases the 6th Circuit Court’s ruling upholding gay marriage bans in the papers opinion on how wrong the ruling is: The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals’ ruling on Michigan’s same-sex marriage ban reads as both … Continue reading
It’s a Small Word When Equality Arrives
From Saint Louis, Mo. KTVI television station comes this cute story about a patient, who is a minster, who officiated the marriage of her chiropractor and the chiropractor’s girlfriend when Missouri’s gay marriage ban was struck down.
Equality Becomes Old News
Or so you might think based on the October 7 cover of Washington, D.C.’s Express, the free daily newspaper put out by The Washington Post. Dominating the cover is news of the Washington National’s winning their October 6 game against … Continue reading
