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The Looming Threat to Marriage Equality at the Supreme Court

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By Kevin Jennings

October 5, 2020

Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito have indicated a desire to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.

See Also: Marriage Relationships and Family Protections
Ten Years Ago Today: “On Thursday morning, July 6, I was at my desk when the clerk’s office in Albany called … the news hit like a punch to the stomach.“

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By Lambda Legal

July 6, 2016

The following blog post is an excerpt from Losing Forward: The Marriage Case in New York by Jeffrey Trachtman, a partner in the New York law firm Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP.

See Also: Marriage, Marriage Relationships and Family Protections, Same-sex relationships
The Supreme Court in 2016: Obergefell Was Huge, But the Work Continues

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By Billy Scaltsas

June 28, 2016

Highlights from this year’s Supreme Court term included three significant wins, one painful loss, and one unsettled matter: The Court upheld affirmative action, struck down onerous restrictions on abortion and affirmed the “one person, one vote” principle.

See Also: Fair Courts Project, Health Care Fairness, Law & Policy Project, Religious Exemptions, Reproductive Rights and Sexual Health, Transgender Rights
Why This Year’s Reproductive Freedom Supreme Court Cases are Important for LGBT People and Those Living with HIV

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By Camilla Taylor

March 1, 2016

The rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (“LGBT”) and people living with HIV are on the line again this year before the United States Supreme Court.

See Also: Fair Courts Project, Health Care Fairness, Law & Policy Project, Religious Exemptions, Reproductive Rights and Sexual Health, Transgender Rights
What Happened Today at the Supreme Court

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By

June 26, 2015

What a day! After decades of work by Lambda Legal and many others, we have at long last secured the freedom to marry for all same-sex couples throughout the entire United States. Today’s moving and inspirational decision in Obergefell v. Hodges is one for the history books. Here are five important things to know about the decision:

See Also: Henry v. Hodges, Marriage, Same-sex relationships, Ohio
Timeline: Marriage Equality and Lambda Legal

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By Lambda Legal

June 26, 2015

Check out our timeline history of Lambda Legal's involvement in the fight for marrriage equality!

See Also: Marriage
When Justice Is Poetry

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By Lambda Legal

June 26, 2015

Some highlights of the majority opinion in favor of the freedom to marry, authored by Justice Anthony Kennedy.

See Also: Henry v. Hodges, Marriage, Marriage Relationships and Family Protections, Same-sex relationships, Ohio

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The Looming Threat to Marriage Equality at the Supreme Court

screen_shot_2020-10-05_at_11.05.03_am.png

Ten Years Ago Today: “On Thursday morning, July 6, I was at my desk when the clerk’s office in Albany called … the news hit like a punch to the stomach.“

luu_cover.png

The Supreme Court in 2016: Obergefell Was Huge, But the Work Continues

right_side_of_history_scotus.jpg

Why This Year’s Reproductive Freedom Supreme Court Cases are Important for LGBT People and Those Living with HIV

scotus-purple.png

What Happened Today at the Supreme Court

davidson_274.jpg

Timeline: Marriage Equality and Lambda Legal

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When Justice Is Poetry

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