Amy Grant Slams Homophobes Criticizing Her for Niece’s Lesbian Wedding
"I love those brides," Grant recently said in an interview.
January 18 2023 4:00 AM
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Read the latest news about marriage equality victories and the continuing fight for gays and lesbians to have the right to marry around the world. See the most recent updates on this international, national, regional, and state-by-state issue, which has been hotly contested by conservatives and far-right religious organizations. Learn about the straight allies who have been advocating for same-sex marriage in the spheres of society, entertainment, and politics, as well as the various opponents of marriage equality who seek to impede the progress of the LGBT rights movement.
"I love those brides," Grant recently said in an interview.
A longtime LGBTQ+ activist contemplates whether perfection really is the enemy of progress.
Marriage equality and same-sex sexual relations are illegal in the country.
The U.S. House committee investigating the Capitol riot recommends that Eastman face charges for encouraging Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Taylor Small got a proposal at the signing ceremony for the Respect for Marriage Act.
The president thanked Vice President Kamala Harris for her support of the LGBTQ+ community by gifting her the pen with which he signed the landmark Respect for Marriage Act into law.
Many are thrilled with Biden's signing of the marriage equality bill, but they note that more work remains to protect the LGBTQ+ community.
The legislation will keep marriage equality the law of the land no matter what the Supreme Court does.
The White House Press Secretary reflected on the significance of the day as the first out LGBTQ+ person to hold the position.
The Respect for Marriage Act passed because we changed hearts and minds, but anti-LGBTQ+ attacks will continue, says HRC's Kelley Robinson.
It comes 10 years after Biden first voiced support for same-sex marriages on Meet the Press.
After his spot-on reply to his aunt crying on the House floor, Andrew Hartzler expounds on his relative's dangerous words.
Andrew Hartzler calls out his aunt Vicky Hartzler, the anti-LGBTQ+ congresswoman who cried as she begged her colleagues to vote against marriage equality.
U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler of Missouri implored her colleagues not to pass the "dangerous" Respect for Marriage Act, but they did anyway.
More than 30 Republicans voted in favor of the marriage equality bill.
The D-list conservative commentator reemerges to say that marriage equality stymies procreation but, more sinisterly, lunges another dangerous dagger of hate at our community.
Glen Beck's guest said that LGBTQ+ people "can't procreate or won't procreate," adding, "That ain't natural and that ain't good."
Sen. Michael Bennet invoked the names of the victims and heroes of the tragedy during a floor speech before the Senate voted on the Respect for Marriage Act Tuesday.
Baldwin, who represents Wisconsin, is the first out LGBTQ+ member of the Senate.
Any decisions about marriage, at least for the time being, will be left to the country's executives and legislature