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Leigh Prather / Shutterstock Were All Those Rainbow Profile Photos Another Facebook Study?
The social network learns more about its users than they might realize.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters LGBT Activists Are Still Fighting
Same-sex marriage is now a national right, but advocates for transgender detainees under U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are pushing for further reform.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters My Son’s Boyfriend Is Not His ‘Friend’
How the language surrounding gay relationships is changing with social mores
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Dana Verkouteren / AP The U.S. Supreme Court Is Acting Like Congress
It is easy to mock the enraged opinions coming from the justices—but they’re no laughing matter.
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ABC The Modern Family Effect: Pop Culture’s Role in the Gay-Marriage Revolution
TV has convinced America that same-sex couples can be just like straight ones. What’s next?
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Andrew Harnik / AP The U.S. Supreme Court Fulfills Its Promises on Same-Sex Marriage
In Obergefell v. Hodge, the justices complete a process they began, almost without knowing it, in 1996.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters How Will the U.S. Supreme Court's Same-Sex-Marriage Decision Affect Religious Liberty?
On Friday, five justices affirmed LGBT Americans’ Constitutional right to wed. The other four foreshadowed the major conflicts over religious freedom that are about to begin.
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Noah Berger / AP It Is Accomplished
A pioneering advocate of gay marriage responds to the Supreme Court’s historic ruling.
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Jacquelyn Martin / AP 'Love Is Love': Americans Celebrate Marriage Equality
From small counties in Texas to the White House, politicians and candidates are responding to Friday’s historic ruling on same-sex marriage.
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Lauren Giordano / The Atlantic The End of Gay Conversion Therapy
A New Jersey jury found a Jewish counseling group designed to turn people straight is guilty of consumer fraud. Experts predict other states may soon do the same.
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Luis M. Alvarez / AP Scalegalese: The Distinct Vocabulary of Antonin Scalia
In his latest dissent, against the pro-same-sex-marriage finding of Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court justice invoked … hippies and fortune cookies.
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Jacquelyn Martin / AP Gay Marriage Is Now a Constitutional Right in the United States of America
On Friday, the Supreme Court issued a 5 to 4 decision in favor of same-sex unions.
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Wikimedia A New Right Grounded in the Long History of Marriage
Citing the work of historians that demonstrates the constant evolution of the institution, the U.S. Supreme Court decides to recognize a constitutional right to same-sex unions.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters After Same-Sex Marriage, Then What?
On discrimination and religious-liberty claims, the battle for equal rights is far from over.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters The Dangers of a Constitutional 'Right to Dignity'
It may provide support for same-sex marriage, but it also empowers judges to decide whose 'dignity' they wish to prioritize.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Gay Marriage Gets Its Day in Court
The question is less whether the Supreme Court will affirm the right to same-sex unions than how it will choose to do so.
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Library of Congress Marriage Equality Without Equivocation
Unless the Supreme Court firmly declares that gay couples deserve equal protection, it risks encouraging state-level obstruction.
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