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The U.S. House committee investigating the Capitol riot recommends that Eastman face charges for encouraging Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Before trying to throw the 2020 election to Donald Trump, Eastman had a long record of opposing marriage equality and other LGBTQ+ causes.
The call comes after the two Supreme Court justices were photographed with homophobic activist Brian Brown.
Even though it's settled here, the marriage battle rages on across the globe -- and the movement needs your help, Evan Wolfson writes.
Some say it's just dandy, while others consider it next to nothing.
A so-called "free speech" bus was spray painted with pro-trans messages on Thursday.
The infamous antigay group is promising to reverse marriage equality, but it looks like it's fighting to stay alive.
The anti-marriage equality group has started a petition for the order, saying it will not enable discrimination.
DeVos is also a proponent of school vouchers, which would divert taxpayer funds to private schools, including religious ones.
Railing against the dangers of same-sex marriage just doesn’t draw a crowd like it used to, the National Organization for Marriage learned this weekend.
Marriage equality plaintiff Jim Obergefell's attendance at the State of the Union address is a slap in the face to 50 million Americans whose votes against same-sex marriage were 'stolen by the Supreme Court,' says NOM.
Because he'd end same-sex marriage and abortion, religious right groups wouldn't be able to use those issues in fundraising, Mike Huckabee contends.
Ted Cruz locked up the endorsement of Bob Vander Plaats, a prominent Christian conservative who is influential with Iowa's evangelical voting bloc.
And the father of a certain presidential candidate said the LGBT movement's next goal is legalizing pedophilia.
Yep, opposing marriage equality is just like opposing slavery. Or the Nazis, says the antigay commentator.
We might not see much of the antigay menace anymore -- that's because it's gone global.
The antigay National Organization for Marriage held much sway over the 2012 election. Fred Karger, an out GOP presidential candidate from that year, wonders if NOM will exert the same influence in 2016.
The right is also making comparisons to a pro-slavery decision and talking about 'disenfranchisement.'
The National Organization for Marriage once again wants candidates to swear opposition to equal marriage rights, while another right-wing group has abandoned its pledge.
Despite mounting debt, NOM predicts it will exist for at least one more year.
