The conservative candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court has long been vocal about his opposition to same-sex marriage and the ‘damage’ recognizing it could have.

For LGBTQ+ couples in southern states, love and their community support systems have anchored them in states without marriage equality safeguards.

The Respect for Marriage Act offers federal protections for same-sex and interracial marriages, but does not automatically require states to issue marriage licenses for those unions.

The Senate advanced the Respect for Marriage Act on Wednesday.

Matt DePerno stated he agreed with the definition of marriage as “a God-ordained, sacred and legal union of one man and one woman” that the government does not have the “authority to alter.”

The New Hampshire GOP Senate nominee has repeatedly spoken out against same-sex marriage, trans people playing sports or receiving healthcare, and protections against discrimination.

The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives took a key step to protect LGBTQ rights from the Supreme Court.

Republican Kevin Smith served as executive director of the anti-LGBTQ Cornerstone Policy Research for three years.

Lambda Legal sees victory in its fight for widowed LGBTQ people to receive Social Security survivors benefits they’re entitled to.

Marriage equality has been the law of the land for six years.

A majority of Republicans finally support marriage for same-sex couples.

Two conservative justices proved this week that they’re prepared to chip away at the landmark ruling.

The American Principles Project is back ahead of the 2020 election, and this time it’s demonizing transgender people.

The girl was born in the United Kingdom to two married U.S. citizens via surrogate.

Queer people in committed relationships who were denied survivors benefits following their partners’ deaths say the pandemic has forced them to make tough choices.    

Justice of the Peace Dianne Hensley wants the state to pay her $10,000 and allow her to continue discriminating against same-sex couples.

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) removed two of his own appointees from the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for voting to sanction a judge who refused to perform same-sex marriages.