Marriage Equality
The US legalized same-sex marriage with a historic ruling in 2015. We track how it’s gone since then, as well as efforts for similar rights around the world.
The first five websites launched with the domain this week.
What Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore gets seriously wrong.
The intersection of two social policy issues.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told Bloomberg that it would “not take a large adjustment” for the country to accept the Court finding a right to gay marriage.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) said judges striking down states’ same-sex marriage bans are part of an “activist judiciary.”
“I want to thank the man who this record is about.”
What you should know about a segment of the population that’s widely marginalized and misunderstood.
In Arizona, LGBT workers aren’t protected from discrimination.
“Perhaps it is no accident that the most influential American public intellectual is by birth a Brit and by upbringing a critical Tory.”
LGBT advocates say an exemption could allow too much room for legal discrimination.
It’s not just about letting LGBT couples eat cake.
The completion of an evolution.
The State of the Union, according to Barack Obama
The Golden Globes recognized stories that weren’t being told five, ten, or 15 years ago
The show seems to have a better understanding of its strengths and weaknesses this year.
As Florida celebrates same-sex marriages, one newspaper takes a notably different tone.
Bush’s position — “I guess” included — establishes where Republicans stand on marriage equality today.
Court rulings led to sweeping victories for LGBT advocates across the country.
What you and your parents need to know before seeing Foxcatcher
From the Ebola quarantine wars to exercises that will add length to your legs and healthy e-cigarettes, these were the worst attacks on science and reason this year.
The embargo is a disastrous failure, but human rights in Cuba are genuinely awful.
The new rule will stop federal contractors from discriminating against LGBT workers.
“Obvious visible female pleasure is threatening while obvious visible male pleasure is par for the course.”
Is the Pope moving the Church toward a greater openness to gay and lesbian couples?
State-owned Rossiya-1 mistook this obviously satirical viral video as news footage showing life in the US.
On December 2, the FDA will consider lifting its lifetime ban on blood donations from men who have sex with men.
For the LGBT community, deportation comes with extra risks.
The state versus the courts.
Nationwide marriage equality could be a few months away.
A simple wardrobe change led to verbal and physical confrontations.
The sex Connor Walsh is having is as stylized and eroticized as everyone else’s romps — something we usually don’t see on television.
The Good Gray Poet wasn’t always the beloved writer he is today.
Latvia currently has a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
The court could decide the issue once and for all.
Reflections on DC’s annual High Heel race.
An amazing era in American politics is ending.
The CEO of the biggest company in the world is now out of the closet.
Legal same-sex marriage is the new normal, and it’s a big deal.
After months of delay, the Chief Magistrates Court finally dismissed the sodomy charges against a gay man and trans woman.
Should the Catholic Church ‘welcome’ or ‘provide for’ its gay members?