Gay Marriage and States' Rights: A Reason.com Debate
Does the legal challenge against Proposition 8 violate the principles of federalism?
Does the legal challenge against Proposition 8 violate the principles of federalism?
Bill to ban the practice working its way through the legislature
Gay rights supporters can't stop picking this one festering wound
As a cardinal, proposed them as an alternative to gay marriage
It's sort of marriage-y, but not quite
Would be allowed to cite religious reasons
Questions examine situations that may come up if ban is lifted
It's like they're baiting Congress
Eligible for the same pension protections as heterosexual couples
Attempting to determine if it was a hate crime
More fallout over sci-fi writer Orson Scott Card's anti-gay attitudes
The Obama administration's puzzling argument against Proposition 8
Sues district after being punished for participating in Day of Silence.
They didn't even bother to yell "Stop resisting!"
Signed on to an open letter
A law specifically intended to punish a group for its views would seem ... problematic
Italian media reports about existence of 300-page file on the matter
The laws are unenforceable under Lawrence v. Texas, but c'mon, folks
Orson Scott Card has made a lot of enemies
Those that aren't forbidden by the Defense of Marriage Act
The case of Floyd Corkins
Asking for more voices is not necessarily a bad thing
A few, anyway. Call it a stop by the commissary on the way to equality
Also said unkind things about gays
A plurality thinks the group should change with the times
Government-controlled education, submitted for your approval
Troops would be able to make their own rules, so what would happen when they interact?
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