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Federal Prop 8 Test Happens Thursday Bilerico	6/29/2009
6/29/2009 "After all the outrage, protests and promises to put same sex marriage back on the ballot in 2010 following the California Supreme Court's May 26 ruling upholding Prop 8, the struggle over marriage equality is now back in the courts – and this time the stakes are even higher.
Federal lawsuit claims Agnesian doctor denied surgery to woman with AIDS Fon du Lac Reporter	2/12/2009
2/12/2009 "Lambda Legal and the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin filed a lawsuit today in federal court against Agnesian HealthCare claiming one of its physicians refused to treat a patient with HIV.
Federal law excluding gay marriage is under siege Christian Science Monitor	7/9/2009
7/9/2009 "Five years after it became the first state to marry same-sex couples, Massachusetts is taking on the federal government's definition of marriage.
Federal judge rules in favor of state Capitol aide fired for gender changered for gender change Atlanta Journal Constitution	7/7/2010
7/7/2010 "A federal court has ruled in favor of a former Georgia state legislative aide who claimed she was fired after telling her boss she would come to work dressed as woman as she transitioned from man to woman.
Federal enforcement of marriage act is changing San Francisco Chronicle	7/25/2011
"President Obama says the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional, and he wants Congress to repeal it. But until a court strikes the law down, he says, he will continue to enforce it, denying federal benefits to same-sex couples. "That enforcement policy, however, is undergoing changes.
Facing Discrimination Issues Provider Magazine	7/31/2009
7/2009
Existing gay marriages now on a great divide Los Angeles Times	3/7/2009
03/07/2009 "...The California Supreme Court's signal Thursday that it would uphold Proposition 8 but still recognize 18,000 existing same-sex marriages raised questions and concerns about the prospect of being a minority within a minority ? part of an exclusive club whose doors have been closed to others.
Even in Iowa, married gays are still unequal in work benefits Omaha World-Herald	6/30/2009
6/30/2009 "Three months have passed since the Iowa Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, and gay couples are finding out that being married doesn't necessarily translate into spousal health benefits.
Equality Revoked: Lambda Legal asks a court to restore domestic-partner benefits for state employees Tuscon Weekly	7/6/2010
7/1/2010 "The last time the state of Arizona seemed even remotely forward-thinking was in the fall of 2008, when then-Gov. Janet Napolitano approved benefits for all domestic partners of state employees.
Ending the Failed Experiment: A High Court Marriage Challenge to Civil Unions in New Jersey The Huffington Post	3/24/2010
3/24/2010

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