Op-ed: My Marriage Is Not an Experiment, Justice Alito
Activist Robin Tyler wants to remind the Supreme Court justices that they're not ruling only on laws. People's lives are at stake.
MARCH 29 2013 6:00 AM
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Activist Robin Tyler wants to remind the Supreme Court justices that they're not ruling only on laws. People's lives are at stake.
Longtime activist Robin Tyler sees shades of 1930s Germany in this year's election, but also hope on the horizon.
Robin Tyler and her wife, Diane Olson, are plaintiffs in the California supreme court case seeking to overturn Proposition 8. Now, Tyler says, the time for saying "please don't divorce us" is over.
Longtime equality activist Robin Tyler explains why Roberta Kaplan's new book, Then Comes Marriage, is a must-read. (Above: Kaplan [left] with Windsor)
Marriage activist Robin Tyler on the tireless efforts to make marriage happen, and the continuing road for full equality.