Divided by Law: An American Takes On Immigration to Reunite with the Person He Loves

Steve Ralls discusses the terrible ordeal faced by Roi Whaley and Aurelio Tolentino: "Roi is now battling terminal cancer. He wants nothing more than to have his partner by his side as he wages a life-and-death battle. But, so far, the U.S. government has said 'no.'"

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Voice for Equality: Seth MacFarlane

Writer and producer Seth MacFarlane: "They'll [marriage equality opponents] just have to sulk in a corner and accept the fact that gays will be able to marry each other. Every civil-rights conflict—black people, women—comes to an end in the right way."

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Are Republicans ‘co-opting’ gay rights?

Adam Serwer: Pro-gay rights Republicans seem to be less of an oxymoron these days.

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Leslie Gabel-Brett: Obama Stand Does Gay Americans No Favors

Lambda Legal's Leslie J. Gabel-Brett criticizes President Obama for what some see as a lack of progress on LGBT-related issues.

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Court won’t force CA Officials to defend Prop 8

The 3rd District Court of Appeal on Wednesday denied a conservative legal group’s request to force Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown to defend voter-approved Proposition 8.

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Former McCain campaign chief on Mehlman fundraiser: Marriage equality becoming conservative cause

Sam Stein: A major marriage equality fundraiser hosted by former RNC chairman Ken Mehlman and other Republicans provides one of the sharpest illustrations of how gay rights is becoming a cause among more elite, establishment members of the GOP.

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Jonathan Merritt: Is Prop 8 fight the culture wars’ last stand?

Jonathan Merritt discusses shifts in the demographics of those for and against the freedom to marry: "If current trends among religious Americans and the younger generation continue, the current battle over Proposition 8 might just be the beginning of the end for the culture wars as we’ve known them."

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Voice for Equality: Roger Ebert

In the August 27, 2010 entry of his Journal in the "Chicago Sun-Times", film critic Roger Ebert makes a case for the freedom to marry by telling a personal story of his mother supporting a lesbian couple in their desire to get married back in the 1970s: "Public opinion is perceived to be shifting on the topic [marriage equality]. It seems odd to me that on this issue, Barack Obama is more conservative than Dick Cheney, George Bush and my mother."

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Video: George Clooney - “People will see Prop 8 as product of ‘archaic’ time”

When asked backstage at the Emmy Awards what he thought about the recent ruling against Proposition 8, George Clooney commented that the process of change is slow but that "People will look back at this period of time in history and think of it as an archaic time."

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Moving the middle on marriage

Lanae Erickson and Jon Cowan discuss the ruling in the Prop 8 trial and the work still to be done in the court of public opinion.

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