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Gay man wins the right to own a license plate that says “QUEER”
The state banned license plates that show “contempt for a specific group or person.” A judge said that violates free speech protections.
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Former NFL player set to be the first gay person on the California Supreme Court
Calling his partner “a wonderful man,” Martin Jenkins talked about coming out: “I denied myself for so long. And now I’m happy.”
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Another prominent Republican just quit the party in disgust
“I felt compelled to make a choice now,” she said. “It better suits what I do and how I approach issues.”
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One of America’s civil rights pioneers is passing the torch of LGBTQ progress
She knows where the movement should go, but it’ll be up to the new generation to take us there.
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Gay San Francisco Supervisor outsmarts assailants, leads them straight to police
Scott Wiener foiled a would-be mugging over the holidays, but two of his assailants are still at large.
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BREAKING: Calif. Supreme Court refuses to revive Prop 8 challenge
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to halt gay marriages in the state, leaving opponents of same-sex weddings few – if any – legal options to stop the unions.
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Calif. Supreme Court rejects emergency plea to stop gay marriages
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court is refusing to order the state to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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Not giving up: Opponents ask California Supreme Court to stop gay weddings
SAN FRANCISCO — Opponents of same-sex marriage demanded Friday that the California Supreme Court immediately halt the practice that recently resumed in the nation’s largest state after a nine-year legal battle.
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Federal court agrees to consolidate appeals on constitutionality of Proposition 8
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court on Monday agreed to consolidate the appeal of the 2010 ruling that declared California’s Proposition 8 as unconstitutional, with the appeal of another federal judge’s refusal to vacate the ruling on the grounds that the presiding judge was biased.
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California Supreme Court: Prop 8 proponents can defend gay marriage ban
SAN FRANCISCO — In a unanimous ruling Thursday, the California Supreme Court said that Proposition 8 sponsors have the legal right to defend the state’s ban on same sex marriage.