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“I hope the Supreme Court halts further attempts by public officials to use their personal faith to deny others their civil and human rights,” the civil rights icon told The Advocate.
The announcement came Monday morning.
The justices will meet privately this week to decide whether they will hear the former Kentucky clerk's latest appeal.
The justices will privately decide whether to hear a challenge to same-sex marriage brought by former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis.
Samuel Alito said that he doesn't intend to "disturb" marriage equality — but is he trustworthy?
“We were told by pastors and Focus on the Family that we had to fix him. Instead, we taught him to hate himself. And when a child is dead, you don’t ever get to repair that,” Linda Robertson said of her late son.
The national organization dedicated to supporting friends and families of LGBTQ+ folks is betting on people’s intellectual humility.
Clarence Thomas has said that he would not follow court precedent “if I find it doesn’t make any sense."
The justices declined to immediately overrule a lower court’s block on South Carolina’s bathroom ban law.
Here are the 19 states where same-sex couples could still get married if Obergefell is overturned.
Over 60 percent of the country will no longer have marriage equality if the U.S. Supreme Court reverses it.
Here's what to know about the case as oral arguments tee off the high court's next term.
A federal appeals court struck down the state’s law earlier in the week.
Lawmakers are asking the high court to uphold states’ rights to ban the dangerous practice.
Attorney General Pam Bondi is leading the government intrusion into patients' privacy.
"Anybody in a committed relationship out there in the LGBTQ community, you ought to consider getting married," Clinton said.
It comes weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. Preventive Service Task Force, which requires coverage for diabetes, cancer, and mental health screenings as well as access to HIV prevention, or PrEP, was properly appointed.
The film, Heightened Scrutiny, follows Chase Strangio as he prepares to argue in favor of gender-affirming care access for trans youth in U.S. v. Skrmetti at the high court, and captures the quiet radicalism of showing up.
Did the Skrmetti ruling give states carte blanche to discriminate against all transgender people?
The decision is expected by next summer.
