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Ohio makes significant changes after gay marriage ruling
Same-sex couples in Ohio can hold their weddings in the Statehouse, file their state taxes jointly, and list spouses on death certificates.
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Florida Congressman David Jolly announces run for US Senate
He claims his faith leads him to believe in “traditional marriage,” but that the constitution allows for both traditional and same sex marriage.
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State civil rights commission to discuss same-sex marriage today
The meeting will include a report about the U.S. Supreme Court same-sex marriage ruling’s impact on state law.
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Clerk who stopped issuing marriage licenses could testify
Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis ––who has stopped issuing marriage licenses after the legalization of same-sex marriage –– may testify in federal court today.
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AP Poll: Sharp divisions after high court backs gay marriage
Near-even split over whether local officials should be required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples,
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Cities keeping anti-discrimination measures despite new law
Officials won’t stop enforcing their ordinances banning discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Scott Walker on the Boy Scouts’ ban on gay leaders
Says he doesn’t know whether being gay is a choice.
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Gay couples win parenting rights in wake of marriage ruling
Cari Searcy, Kim McKeand and their 9-year-old son Khaya will go before a judge in Mobile next week to get the legal recognition for what they’ve been for last decade: a family of three.
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Gallup poll finds U.S. support is “stable” after Supreme Court ruling
A new Gallup poll indicates that a large number of Americans believe gay marriage should be valid.
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School principal writes letter to upset parents about fired lesbian teacher
Nell Stetser, principal of Waldron Mercy Academy, sent a letter to frustrated parents yesterday, writing that the faculty has been “challenged to our core” by the decision to fire Margie Winters.