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How Marriage Equality Affected My (Straight) Marriage
January 21, 2013
"I NOW pronounce you husband and wife," the minister said to Anthony and me 22 years ago. Although I was thrilled about what we were undertaking, I cringed. Being pronounced a "wife" felt archaic and just plain weird. I went with it, squeamish but thankful that at least we'd gotten past the days of "man" and wife.
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Would Martin Luther King Have Supported Marriage Equality?
January 19, 2013
Nationally prominent ministers across the country have recently claimed Martin Luther King Jr. as a source of inspiration and instruction for their various campaigns against same-sex marriage. But the historical evidence suggests that these anti-gay ministers are abusing the legacy of the greatest civil rights leader of the twentieth century.
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Conservative Christians - It's OK to Evolve on Marriage Equality
January 17, 2013
In less than 24 hours after his appointment was announced, it was discovered that the Georgia megachurch pastor chosen to give the benediction at President Obama's second inauguration preached antigay sermons over a decade ago. The Reverend Louie Giglio took quite a public lashing from progressives around the country and was quickly replaced by the Reverend Luis Leon, a D.C. Episcopal priest who, along with his 1.9 million-member denomination, supports same-sex unions.
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Will the US Supreme Court Rule Broadly or Narrowly on Marriage Equality
January 16, 2013
The Supreme Court has the luxury of not only deciding which cases to review but also the manner of the review. That is, when granting a writ of certiorari -- when granting a hearing on a particular case -- the Court specifies questions to be answered by the briefs and at oral argument. The Court usually chooses among the question formulations included in the various certiorari briefs from the two sides of the case. Lawyers call these the Questions Presented and they can make or break a case.
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USA: What Happens After the Supreme Court Rules on Marriage Equality?
January 14, 2013
In March, the Supreme Court will hear two cases regarding the constitutionality of laws against same-sex marriage. There is a chance that the high court will rule against marriage equality. Ironically, that outcome could be a partial win for LGBTQ advocates.
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