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How Mildred Loving & W.E.B. Du Bois paved the way for marriage equality
Black queer love can be publicly celebrated in part thanks to these two iconic figures.
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Anti-LGBTQ activists say marriage equality bill will lead to child marriage in the US
They even created a “meme” to promote the anti-LGBTQ message.
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Gay Connecticut Supreme Court justice slams Clarence Thomas for same-sex marriage hypocrisy
Clarence Thomas wants the Supreme Court to reconsider allowing same-sex marriages, but not its decision allowing interracial marriages.
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GOP senator says Supreme Court shouldn’t have legalized interracial marriage
Sen. Mike Braun was railing against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, a Black woman married to a white man, when he said states should be allowed to ban interracial marriage.
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The #NeverAgain warriors are leading an unarmed revolution history will remember
“Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.”
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Why do so many Christians invoke God to excuse unholy behavior?
Evangelical Christians are coming out in droves to defend an accused child molester, but why have they consistently chosen to give up Christ for culture wars?
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How your shoes can influence your view on civil rights
Do your shoes fit?
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Judge compares transgender teen Gavin Grimm to civil rights icons
The judge used an inconsequential ruling to recognize the 17-year-old as a transgender rights champion, comparing him to the Virginia couple that fought the interracial marriage ban.
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For antigay hate group leader Tony Perkins, the Supreme Court is on the ballot
The Family Research Council, the group designated by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an extremist hate group — run by antigay activist Tony Perkins — is out with a new campaign advertisement in support of Donald Trump. The commercial, titled “In the Balance: Why the Courts Matter,” takes aim at the chief hope of […]
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Fight over same-sex marriage echoes decades-old battle of Loving v. Virginia
WASHINGTON — To some people in Virginia, the fight over legalization of same-sex marriage echoes a decades-old battle over the state’s 1924 law banning marriage between white and black people. But opponents of gay marriage reject the comparison.