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10 Powerful Images of Protesters at This Week’s Gay Marriage Hearing
by Jorge Rivas on March 27 2013, 2:09PM
Supporters of gay marriage have been outside of the court to witness what could precipitate historic changes in how same-sex couples are treated under the law.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, /NOW Blog
Sotomayor and Thomas Benefited from Affirmative Action, But Split Starkly on Issue
by Jorge Rivas on January 16 2013, 4:37PM
He resents affirmative action. She embraces affirmative action.
Justice Kennedy Never Used the Term ‘Illegal Immigrants’ in SB1070 Ruling
by Jorge Rivas on July 5 2012, 5:28PM
Supreme Court’s 1070 ruling Drops the I-Word.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Justin Bieber or Selena Gomez? Play ‘Pick Out The Immigrant’ Game Online
by Jorge Rivas on July 3 2012, 4:34PM
You can now play Rep. Luis Gutierrez’s ‘Pick Out The Immigrant’ game online.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Anti-Choice Groups: Health Care Gives Biggest Boost to Abortion Since Roe v. Wade
by Jorge Rivas on June 28 2012, 2:57PM
Well-funded anti-choice sources are claiming that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) represents a federally funded abortion free-for-all.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, /NOW Blog
Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez Gives Congress ‘Pick Out The Immigrant’ Pop Quiz!
by Jorge Rivas on June 27 2012, 3:51PM
Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez discussed the SB 1070 Supreme Court decision on the floor of the House of Representatives Wednesday and provided a short quiz he called “Pick Out The Immigrant” with celebrity subjects like Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Supreme Court Rules Md. Prisoners Can’t Be Counted as Residents—and It’s a Good Thing
by Jorge Rivas on June 27 2012, 2:38PM
The Supreme Court SB 1070 ruling earlier this week stole all the headlines but there were two additional rulings that were significant.
Topics: Criminal Justice, /NOW Blog
President Obama Still Concerned About ‘Practical Impact’ of Remaining SB 1070 Provision
by Jorge Rivas on June 26 2012, 11:00AM
Mr. Obama, for his part, said on Monday he is “pleased” the court struck down some of the law’s key provisions. He also acknowledged that the court’s ruling put the responsibility for immigration law squarely in the federal government’s hands.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
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