Today is a momentous day for pro-LGBT Supreme Court decisions, including Obergefell v. Hodges, U.S. v. Windsor, and Lawrence v. Texas.
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June 26 has been a jackpot for landmark SCOTUS rulings on LGBT rights.
Lawrence v. Texas (2003), United States v. Windsor (2013), and now Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) were all decided on this day!
It is a head scratcher, isn’t it?
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Could Justice Kennedy be the key to marriage equality?
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Meet 28 LGBT Supporters Who Rallied at the Supreme Court
Egan Orion
Many people in the crowd knew just how historically significant today's Supreme Court hearings are, and Seattle PrideFest director Orion was one of them. "I don’t know if I’m going to get another case like this in my lifetime where I can come and be an activist and be inside the courthouse," he said. "Anything could happen. Let’s just hope and pray, because there are couples in 14 states that don’t have the right to marry and some of them have been together for decades, and they don’t have the rights and protections of marriage and it’s not right."
Meet 28 LGBT Supporters Who Rallied at the Supreme Court
Rafael Petry
Petry, a resident of New York City, visited the Supreme Court to call attention to the plight of LGBT people and the need for equal rights, including marriage equality. "I feel that being here and attracting the media’s attention to the issue is a good way to create pressure for change, to get government to do something about it," Petry said.
Marriage is about as basic a right as there is.
Justice Breyer
The right to marriage is ... embedded in our Constitutional law. It is a fundamental right.
Justice Sotomayor
Supreme Court plaintiffs and other same-sex couples fighting for marriage equality! (see more photos)
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A beautiful morning for marriage equality. (see more photos)
Photography: Yannnick Delva/Advocate.com
Let the world know you're ready for marriage equality. #LoveMustWin Read what to expect at tomorrow's SCOTUS hearing: http://bit.ly/1FrU0G6
What to Expect at Tomorrow's Supreme Court Argument
It'll go by fast, but tomorrow's oral argument on same-sex marriage will change the course of American history. (read more)
WATCH: The Weirdest Antigay Marriage Arguments Before the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will have to slog through contradictory arguments, errors, and irrelevant digressions before it hears oral argument in the marriage cases April 28. (read more)