Contexts Blog
by Michael W. Yarbrough
What we might learn from South Africa, where they've had marriage equality for nine years.
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by Melanie Heath
We may need a broader discussion on what role the state should have in regulating familial and sexual intimacy.
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by Gary J. Gates
Parenting may become something that only relatively wealthy LGBT people can afford
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by Megan Carroll
The legalities of gay and lesbian family formation remain complicated.
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by Joshua Gamson
Principles that might guide the next stages in this vibrant, ass-kicking movement.
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by Georgiann Davis
What will happen to intersex people who seek gender validation through the institution of marriage?
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by Wendy Manning
The Supreme Court decision on June 26 ensured that same-sex couples have the legal right to marry no matter where they live. The shift in …
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by Suzanna Danuta Walters
Throwing in the towel on marriage rights, throwing down the gauntlet on feminism.
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by Steven W. Thrasher
To train our eyes on the systemic challenges LGBT people face which can remain invisible even when in plain sight -- as marriage once was.
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by Andrew J. Cherlin
Whether the Obergefell decision will strengthen or weaken the institution of marriage, it is a major social advance.
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