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Why Does Support For Gay Marriage Continue To Rise?
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Gay marriage support has increased considerably since 2009 for three primary reasons.
Read more...Gay Rights Movement Unprecedented In Momentum
Currently six states issue same-sex marriage licenses with several considering legalizing same-sex marriages.
The momentum in the last few months for same-sex marriage is unprecedented.
Read more...Court Rules Against Prop 8; 'Huge Deal' For Marriage Equality
Advocacy groups celebrated once the decision was announced. (Ryan Faughnder)
Same-sex marriage advocates cheer ruling.
Read more...Defense of DOMA Withdrawn By Atlanta Law Firm
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Now one partner says he's going to take the case to another law firm.
Read more...House Republicans To Pay $500K To Defend DOMA
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A lawyer is slated to get $520 an hour to defend the controversial Defense of Marriage Act.
Read more...Defense Of Marriage Act Defended by Justice Department
Debate is far more complicated than Prop 8.
Read more...True Colors Fly After Federal Judge Orders "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Injunction
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Obama stuck as courts rebut federal govt.
Read more...Obama Administration Appealing Gay Marriage Ruling
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The Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's ruling.
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