Census 2010: Make Your Family Count

The 2010 Census gives same-sex couples an important opportunity to stand up and be counted. Read more about how to report you and your family this year.
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Victory in DC: What It Means

Evan Wolfson talks about how our victory in D.C. brings us one step closer to winning marriage nationwide

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We have a plan to win marriage nationwide. Our Roadmap to Victory multi-faceted approach encompasses: building a majority for marriage, winning more states, and setting the stage for federal advances.

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March 18, 2010

Democratic Connecticut Attorney General Candidates pledge to join fight against DOMA

All three Democratic candidates for Attorney General of Connecticut have expressed that they would lend their support to Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley’s federal lawsuit challenging DOMA, while the three Republican candidates in the race are opposed to Connecticut participating in the case.

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March 18, 2010

Karl Rove and his Gay Dad

It's not exactly startling to see that Karl Rove has denied he was aware his own father was gay, even as he guided the GOP into anti-gay wedge politics in the last decade (the Christianists, he coolly calculated, had potentially way more votes for the GOP than gays and their families). But it is important to note that it is untrue that he had no idea his dad was gay or that he was unaware it was the reason for his parents' divorce.

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March 18, 2010

Aging issues can be tougher for same-sex couples

Though aging is tough for everyone, it tends to be tougher for people who are gay, according to a report presented Wednesday at the annual conference of the National Council on Aging and the American Society on Aging in Chicago, Illinois.

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March 18, 2010 Maryland Governor O’Malley Backs Advice on Recognizing the Freedom to Marry

March 18, 2010 Jason Mraz: 10 Ways to Start Conversations About the Freedom To Marry

March 18, 2010 College Students: Freedom to Marry is ‘Inevitable’

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Use the map below to locate your state, and find up-to-date information about the fight for equality. You will find what's happening in the news, key articles and resources, as well as public figures in your state who have been a voice for equality.

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