MARRIAGE EQUALITY

A piece about marriage equality in Washington, and the referendum challenge it likely face this fall.

The National Organization for Marriage offers advice and a free brochure to those who need help fighting the good fight against marriage equality. A lesbian freelance writer answer each talking point.

History has been made. Moments ago, The New York State Senate voted on and passed the Marriage Equality Act, and within a matter of weeks, New York will become the 6th...

The community strength of the 7th annual Wedding March of Marriage Equality New York is one more nail in the coffin of bigotry.

As of August 12, 2009 only 6 states have legalized same sex marriage. This article discusses marriage equality in the US.

The struggle for marriage equality suffered a setback recently when Washington State's Supreme Court refused to find the state's Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional.

Presumed GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney delivered the commencement address to the graduates of Liberty University, a Christian college in Virginia, on Saturday.

Republicans cannot be the guarantor of states' rights only when it involves an issue they agree with.

The recent passage of Amendment One in the state of North Carolina has resulted in a national debate about the proper definition of marriage. How would the Supreme Court decide a future marriage equality case?

Why anything less than true marriage equality just doesn't work.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are engaged. What impact does this have on the marriage equality debate?

This year's DNC chairman, Antonio Villaraigosa has made it clear that he supports marriage equality on the Democratic National Convention's platform. Four former DNC chairpersons also issued a joint statement voicing their support for Marriage Equality.

Maryland or Free State is predominantly Catholic and an interesting political battle is expected there next year over the question of marriage equality.

Maryland marriage equality law surprisingly passed through the senate but was blocked at the house of delegates last year

New York's Marriage Equality Act has been handing out marriage licenses for a week.

Recent polls show a widening support for same-sex marriage. Many key figures in the GOP have spoken out in support of the issue. Is the once all-powerful Religious Right loosing the battle over the issue? Or have they already lost?

An opinion on the idea of marriage as compared to the past.

One of the fiercest debates in America today is whether gay marriage should be permitted. Perhaps we need to answer this question: is marriage an institution of true love or religious doctrine?

Here I make my case for why same-sex marriage should be legal.

My rebuttal to the talking points listed on the website of the anti-gay organization "National Organization for Marriage."

Takes a look at March 28th petition "I Do (Support Marriage Equality in D.C.)."

President-Elect Barack Obama claims to support full civil rights for Gay Americans, but he's holding out on Marriage Equality.

Most arguments against same-sex marriage are centered around the threat they supposedly pose to heterosexual marriages. But what threat does inequality pose to the institution?

In the debate of Civil Unions vs. Marriage, I postulate that maybe Civil Unions are the answer everyone is truly seeking. Take a look:

To be happy in a marriage, each couple must determine what is best for their particular relationship. A uniform definition of happiness does not exist.