SCOTUS

State Rep. James White has just opened the door for Texas’s Attorney General to decide whether the Supreme Court’s ruling making marriage equality the law of the land has to be “recognized” by Texas citizens.

The longer the justice takes to step down, the likelihood that the conservative majority on the Court will grow even stronger becomes even more likely.

Gavin Grimm’s years-long legal battle with the Gloucester County School Board is finally over.

Texas allows adoption agencies to refuse to work with LGBTQ parents. California banned state-funded travel to Texas in response. Texas cried discrimination.

The Equality Act is “just the beginning,” James Dobson cries. He also says that pop culture will take children on the path “to hell.”

The leader of the National Organization for Marriage is asking for help with his “plan” to overturn marriage equality. All thanks to the conservative justices “who are openly questioning the wisdom” of the Obergefell ruling.

“You can’t say that marriage is a union between one man and one woman. Until recently, that’s what the vast majority of Americans thought. Now, it’s considered bigotry.”

Fulton v. City of Philadelphia is a case that has thousands of organizations and politicians choosing sides because “there are lots of potential consequences.”

The era where the courts expanded our rights is ending. Now, we’re about to move to an era of courts expanding restrictions of those rights.

With Trump’s upcoming nominee all but guaranteed to receive confirmation, Biden must restructure the Supreme Court to serve the people’s needs.