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by Jon W. Davidson, Legal DirectorThis could be the year we get rid of the so-called Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) for good, and if you are wondering how we got here and what it all means, then this post is for you. MORENovember 28, 2012CommentsTweet -
by Jon W. Davidson, Legal DirectorLambda Legal's Legal Director, Jon W. Davidson, explains what you need to know about the so-called Defense of Marriage Act—and why the Supreme Court should strike it down. MORENovember 27, 2012 -
by Lambda Legal"This is not the end of this fight,” says Staff Attorney Tara Borelli. “This entire decision rests on the ridiculous premise that a 'meaningful percentage of heterosexual persons' will decide not to get married if same-sex couples can.” MORENovember 26, 2012 -
by Lambda LegalEven though my four kids range from 12 to 20, it's still tricky to find an image in which their eyes are all open, they're actually facing the camera and they're not subtly torturing one another. Quickly I noticed that the best prospects also display the bright purple shirt sported by my eldest, its Lambda Legal logo splashed across his chest. MORENovember 19, 2012 -
by Eric Lesh, Fair Courts Project ManagerOn Election Day in Iowa, equality advanced and justice was protected, as voters shielded their Supreme Court from attacks by antigay groups looking to punish justices for ruling against their extreme ideological agenda. MORENovember 13, 2012 -
by Lambda LegalIn an effort to support those affected, Lambda Legal has joined other LGBT organizations to compile the following list of resources. MORENovember 9, 2012 -
by Lambda LegalMaine, Maryland, Washington ... where next on the road to equality? MORENovember 8, 2012
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