Westboro Wins Before SCOTUS, As They Should Have
The vile Westboro Baptist Church won before the Supreme Court, and we should celebrate their victory. By not sugar coating their anti-gay rhetoric, they continue to be an important litmus test for homophobia among opponents of LGBT equality.
UK Judge: Religion Not Acceptable Excuse for Discrimination
A UK judge ordered the owners of a B&B to pay damages to the gay couple they refused to offer a double bed to. What gets priority: religious beliefs or freedom from discrimination? It’s a question we cannot escape.
Not Quite Justice Delayed, But Almost
Something happened today with the Prop 8 case, but it’s not as exciting as progress hopefully would be.
DADT Ruled Unconstitutional – A Quick Synopsis
Here is a super-abridged decision of Thursday’s decision by a federal judge that Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is unconstitutional.
The Prop 8 Decision: The Findings of Fact (Everything We Should Learn From This Trial)
I want to begin my coverage of the Prop 8 decision (Read it on Scribd) with the Findings of Fact. This is the series of 80 points Judge Walker used to organize the multitudes of information in the case. Note that these are not all the ideas that were presented in the case; these are [...]
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