Supreme Court
A Case For Love
After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act last June in the Windsor case, Mark Phariss and Frank Stenger with...
Texas Plaintiffs Talk Same-Sex Marriage, Families and Being on the Winning Side
Keeping up with the status on gay marriage in the United States almost requires a law degree, a spreadsheet, and a Google alert.
Or you...
Affecting Change, from the Top Down
He might not be waving a rainbow flag in your face, but Danny Ramón is, without a doubt, an LGBT advocate. He's only thirty-four,...
The History of ENDA
For most minority groups in America, access to basic civil rights has historically been a tug-of-war. In 38 states—including Texas—it is still legal for...
What is the Voting Rights Act?
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was adopted under President Lyndon B. Johnson as legislation designed to reaffirm the 15th Amendment and ensure the...
