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The Death of DOMA: Best Celeb Reactions From Twitter

After the Supreme Court's historic ruling in favor of marriage equality, several celebrities took to Twitter to spread the good news.

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Twitter_rainbowx600After the Supreme Court's historic ruling in favor of marriage equality, several celebrities took to Twitter to spread the good news. Here are a few of our favorite tweets.

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