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PHOTOS: Chicago Celebrates a Victory

People flooded the streets of Chicago's Boystown to celebrate their new right to marry.

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Nathaniel Iovinelli (left) and Ted Daisher join other supporters of same-sex marriage at a Chicago rally to celebrate the Illinois General Assembly's Tuesday passage of a marriage equality bill. The governor is expected to sign the bill November 20, making Illinois the 15th state to legalize same-sex unions.

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Marriage equality supporters celebrate in Chicago's Boystown.

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Marriage equality supporters celebrate in the Boystown neighborhood.

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Bryan White at the rally.

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Marriage equality supporters celebrate in Boystown.

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Ismael Enriquez at the rally.

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Emily Rosenblatt (center) joins other marriage equality supporters at a rally to celebrate.

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Marriage equality supporters celebrate in Boystown.

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Br. Michael Oboza helps to pack up following the rally.

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Michael Oboza leaves the marriage equality celebration.

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