A controversial admissions decision at the all-women’s college shows how far some feminist institutions have yet to go in recognizing the fight for transgender rights as their own.
Gender & Sexuality
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Marriage Is What Brings Us Together Today
Taking a step back from the marriage-equality debate to look at the numbers of where marriage stands across the country
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Marriage-Equality Caution
Has public opinion moved as far as we think?
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What’s the Way Forward for the GOP on Same-Sex Marriage?
Will it embrace marriage equality in the near future?
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Not so Fast, Republicans
The GOP is far from being able to put gay rights behind it as an issue.
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The Dead End That Is Public Opinion
Public opinion doesn’t get you anywhere; action creates the conditions for change; and it’s fear that gets results.
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Gay-Marriage Opponents, Left Behind
This week outside the Supreme Court, the anti-marriage crowd is confronted with a future they don’t recognize.
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Gay Rights Advocate Bill O’Reilly
“We’re Americans, we just want to be treated like everybody else. That’s a compelling argument,” said O’Reilly while recently discussing same-sex marriage.
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Falling Through the Looking Glass
At the Supreme Court yesterday, the justices struggled to disentangle two radically different universes.
