Will marriage equality be overturned? Here's how it could happen
Here's what will happen if the Supreme Court overturns marriage equality.
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March 18, 2025
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Here's what will happen if the Supreme Court overturns marriage equality.
The law will deny state funding to public libraries that ban or restrict books because of “partisan or doctrinal disapproval.”
The state now bans funded travel to 17 states with anti-LGBTQ laws.
After the Southern state enacted a far-reaching anti-LGBT bill, governors draw a line in the sand.
Over 60 percent of the country will no longer have marriage equality if the U.S. Supreme Court reverses it.
Those found to be spreading so-called "LGBT propaganda" could face a fine up to $6,600.
LGBTQ+ rights groups say Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's action is an important first step toward assuring young prople aren't subjected to the harmful practice.
The state's Senate approved a bill with such a ban Thursday, after the House of Delegates OK'd a slightly different version; they must be reconciled before going to Gov. Jim Justice.
With Democrats in control, Virginia advances a platform of equality.
Maine Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill to that effect into law today, and Colorado is poised to become the 18th Friday.
The bill has been signed into law by the state's governor.
Gov. John Carney signed a bill to that effect into law today.
The California attorney general has blocked state-funded travel to Texas and three other states with anti-LGBT laws.
The Golden State will no longer fund travel to states that support discrimination.
Washington and Vermont have joined Seattle, San Francisco, and New York's ban on employee travel to North Carolina because of its anti-LGBT bill.