Thought Police Force Local Baker to Participate in Gay Wedding. Will They Make Orthodox Rabbis and Imams Perform Gay Weddings, Too?
In Colorado, the Constitution is subordinate to hurt feelings and nuptial pastries.
Gay Marriage
A Constitutional Case for Gay Marriage
The Equal Protection Clause demands equal treatment for same-sex couples.
Gay Rights, Intolerance, and Racial Parallels
Persecution of dissent on gay marriage is bad not only for intellectual freedom and the cultural climate but ultimately, perhaps, for gay equality as well.
Here's What the Supreme Court Is Declining To Argue About Today
Dozens of cases rejected. Some had been watched more than others.
Mozilla CEO's Resignation Over Donation to Anti-Gay Marriage Campaign Sparks Commentary and Myth
Andrew Sullivan says Eich was "a victim of the free market," some conservative commentators have falsely been saying the donation information was obtained thanks to an IRS leak
The Supreme Court Probably Won't Restore Real Freedom of Association, But It's Nice to Dream
Public accommodation disputes treated as a First Amendment issue instead.
Tennessee's Gay Marriage Recognition Ruling Narrow But Important
State ordered to acknowledge three same-sex weddings from other states.
Nobody, Gay or Straight, Has the Right to a Wedding Cake
Rather than arguing over who can discriminate or why, look at what goods and services actually need government protection through public accommodation laws.
The Legacy of Loving v. Virginia Lives On in Gay Marriage Rulings
Fundamental rights must trump the government's attempt to control private relationships
