30 Images of Marriage Equality on the Day It Was OK'd 7 Years Ago
Revisit the West Hollywood celebratory rally from 2015 on the seventh anniversary of marriage equality.Â
June 26 2022 5:45 PM
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An archive of The Advocate's comprehensive coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision on same-sex marriage.
Revisit the West Hollywood celebratory rally from 2015 on the seventh anniversary of marriage equality.Â
The crowd at West Hollywood Park on Friday celebrated the Supreme Court's historic decision. Here's what they say brought them there.
As inspiring as Kennedy's pro-equality ruling is, the dissents from the other side are surprisingly angry.
Track how the story of marriage equality came to be in one short video.
The landmark ruling that made same sex marriage legal in the United States was cheered around the planet.
If you're looking for a way to show you support marriage equality on facebook, here's how.
He threatened to become a human torch if the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality. Now Pastor Rick Scarborough is clarifying his remarks.
Ignoring Exodus 32:14, which says, '..the Lord changed His mind...' the evangelist declares: 'God doesn't change His mind.'
A gay Los Angeles resident reflects on the nation's, and his own, journey toward marriage equality.
A playlist of happily-ever-after songs by LGBT artists that's now useful in all 50 states.
Trans activist Tiq Milan is ecstatic his gay and bi friends can now wed throughout the country, but he's also anxious for the next LGBT battle to take center stage.
The first openly gay man elected to the New York State Assembly wants to remind people that "law" and "life" are two different things.
After sunset on Decision Day, the White House is awash in rainbow light tonight, and the rainbow revolution has spread to the other coast and overseas.
A wife and mother creatively imagines a day when our kids’ kids will learn about today in history class.
Actually, the two great gay actors aren't engaged, but Thomas Roberts had the impression they were.
The archconservative governor and GOP presidential candidate is doing all he can to stop same-sex weddings in his state.
Chief Justice John Roberts, along with Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito, see today's landmark ruling for marriage equality as a dangerous thing.
Following the historic Supreme Court ruling, same-sex couples wasted no time tying the knot.
Let's just say, people were pretty happy.
Today, #LoveWins, and these people can't even handle it.