Скачать или смотреть Three Years of the Freedom to Marry – and the Work Ahead for LGBTQ Americans

Three years ago today, we all held our collective breath as we awaited a Supreme Court decision in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges, which would determine if same-sex couples nationwide would have the freedom to marry.

Decades of work went into the freedom to marry; slowly but surely beginning in the 1970s, marriage between same-sex couples evolved from an idea summarily dismissed by courts and lawmakers to one embraced by a supermajority of Americans. When the decision was announced on June 26, 2015, celebrations broke out across the country: Love won the day.

Let’s turn this joyful anniversary into a day of action: Urge your representative right now to support federal nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ Americans – and if they’re already a cosponsor, thank them for their support!

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