… the latest in California’s big-name DOMA challenge
Gender & Sexuality
DOMA, DOMA, DOMA: 2, Executive & Legislative Challenges
… some other ways that DOMA might crumble.
DOMA, DOMA, DOMA: 1, Judicial challenges
A cheat sheet for the main lawsuits tackling the Defense of Marriage Act
Putting Marriage Rights to a Vote
Oregon passes on 2012 ballot measure
A Reading Assortment for 11/11/11
Occupy Harvard’s signs say “We want a university for the 99 percent!” Umm, where I come from, we call those “state schools.” #justsaying The U.S. Census reports that half of working women have no paid maternity leave. And guess whose jobs are least likely to offer paid leave? The 50 percent who need it most. […]
Penn State Rallies for Victims
Students and alumni support sexual-abuse victims as scandal unfolds.
Penn State, Sexual Assault, and the Abuse of Power
Why the outrage over the cover-up for this predator and not others?
Q&A: Protecting Same-Sex Marriage in Iowa
A little-noticed special election earlier this week in Iowa had far-reaching consequences for the future of marriage equality. Liz Mathis’s victory will keep Democrats in the majority, ensuring that same-sex marriage will not be overturned anytime soon. The Prospect spoke with Troy Price, executive director of One Iowa, the state’s leading LBGT-rights organization. Why was […]
Good Ol’ Boys’ Good Ol’ Cowardice
The men who covered up Jerry Sandusky’s crimes aren’t necessarily evil; they’re part of a powerful network that values conformity.
In Which DOMA Crumbles Just a Little Bit More
Has anyone been trying to keep score at home on the many attacks on the Defense of Marriage Act? There are so many different ways it could fall. Today’s news came from the Senate, where the Judiciary Committee voted in favor of Sen. Feinstein’s Respect for Marriage Act, referring it to the full body. The […]

