Same-sex relationships
Same-sex relationships
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by Lambda LegalRhode Island is now the 10th state, in addition to the District of Columbia, where same-sex couples are free to marry. MOREMay 3, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalThe Court built upon its 2009 ruling in Lambda Legal's landmark case Varnum v. Brien, which ordered that same-sex couples and their families be treated equally under state law, and won the right for same-sex couples to marry. MOREMay 3, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalAfter meeting with Lambda Legal, Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne agreed yesterday to changes in a civil union ordinance in the city of Bisbee. MOREApril 30, 2013 -
by Camilla Taylor, Marriage Project Director (national position)The Rhode Island Senate voted today to end the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage. MOREApril 24, 2013 -
by Hayley Gorenberg, Deputy Legal DirectorWe have an explosion of critical LGBT and HIV issues across the rainbow. MOREApril 24, 2013 -
by Kevin M. Cathcart, Executive DirectorToday, the Senate introduced a comprehensive immigration reform bill that included many important provisions but did not include critically important protections for same-sex binational couples and their families. MOREApril 17, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalLast year on GLSEN’s Day of Silence, I went to school wearing a T-shirt that read, “Jesus is Not a Homophobe.” The shirt is a representation of my identity – I’m gay. Wearing the shirt was a statement, yes. But at first, my school told me I wasn’t allowed to wear it, and threatened me with suspension if I did. MOREApril 17, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalThe First Circuit Court of Hawai‘i yesterday issued a ruling in favor of a lesbian couple who filed a discrimination lawsuit against Aloha Bed & Breakfast after the business turned them away because of their sexual orientation. MOREApril 16, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalIn Brief is a monthly online newsletter about Lambda Legal's groundbreaking litigation, education and public policy work. MOREApril 8, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalListen to a Lambda Legal members-only teleconference with in-depth analysis on yesterday's Supreme Court argument in the DOMA case, from Legal Director Jon W. Davidson and Marriage Project Director Camilla Taylor. Leslie Gabel-Brett, Director of Education and Public Affairs, moderates. MOREMarch 28, 2013
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