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Where Does Immigration Reform Begin for Same-Sex Couples?
by Seth Freed Wessler on January 14 2013, 8:40AM
As many eyes turn to the Supreme Court’s ruling on federal recognition, advocates are also working to include LGBT rights in the upcoming reform bill.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Immigration, Immigration Reform
A New LGBT Politics Seeks To Marry Issues, Not Just People
by Jamilah King on June 19 2012, 10:14AM
Decades into the debate over sexuality, equal rights have become the dominant theme. But in cities across the South and Midwest, necessity has forced leaders to think more broadly about their communities, their politics and their tactics.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, LGBT Pride 2012
5th Grader to Give Previously Banned Speech on Marriage Equality
by Jamilah King on June 18 2012, 9:47AM
Kameron Slade spoke out for equality, but his school principal wasn’t too thrilled.
Topics: /NOW Blog
The Real Lesson of North Carolina’s Amendment 1
by Kenyon Farrow on May 11 2012, 9:01AM
Pundits are obsessing over what black voters think about same-sex marriage. It’s the wrong question. Strong, new coalitions are growing around a far broader social justice fight for all the relationships and families the right fears and demonizes.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Marriage Rights, Politics
Rep. Michael Honda: This Can Be a Tipping Point For Equality, If We Push
by Congressman Michael Honda on July 22 2011, 9:50AM
The vice-chair of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus says New York and California have taken historic steps toward equal rights this month. Now, he argues, we must push for full equality, including immigration rights for same-sex couples.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Politics
The Love Story That Made Marriage a Fundamental Right
by Asraa Mustufa on April 27 2011, 10:16AM
A new documentary brings to life Richard and Mildred Loving’s quiet activism against race-mixing laws at this week’s Tribeca Film Festival.
Topics: Arts & Culture, History
Same-Sex Couples Immigration Bill Introduced in Congress, Again
by Julianne Hing on April 15 2011, 2:09PM
Supporters have reintroduced it every other year since 2001, but it never gets past committee.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Immigration
Hate-Crime Sentence and Ruling on Marriage Cross a Spectrum of Justice
by Michelle Chen on August 7 2010, 9:32AM
A hate-crime killing and Judge Walker’s ruling speak to a spectrum of inequality from the county courthouse to a Brooklyn street.
Topics: Immigration, On Gender
Marriage Equality Without Borders: Prop 8 and Immigration
by Michelle Chen on August 5 2010, 6:30AM
The Prop 8 ruling could change the meaning of the right to marry for couples facing other social barriers, including immigrants and people of color.
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