If gay marriage were legal in FL today, would you be ready to take the plunge?

Yes. We'd be first in line! Maybe. I'd discuss it with my partner because of the law change. No. I'm dating but we're not there yet. No. I'm single. No. I don't like the religious implications of marriage and would prefer civil unions. No. I never want to get married, regardless of the laws.

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No prom for Mississippi school, rather than letting student take her girlfriend

An 18-year-old Mississippi lesbian student says she got some unfriendly looks from classmates when she returned to school after officials canceled the senior prom because

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Gay couples marry in our nation's capitol

One bride wore a knee-length lace dress and pearls. The other bride wore a yellow shirt and white suit. And when a pastor pronounced them ...

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Associated Press takes a look at the legalities of DADT repeal

A pressing legal reality for the ``don't ask, don't tell'' standard for gays serving in the military is that the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of ...

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Anti-Prop 8 groups must give memos to opposing lawyers

A federal magistrate is ordering several gay rights groups that campaigned against California's 2008 same-sex marriage ban to furnish some internal memos and e-mails to ...

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Couples lining up to apply for marriage licenses

Couples are standing inside a District of Columbia courthouse for hours to apply for a marriage license on the day same-sex unions become legal in ...

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Nation + World news briefs: Mar 2010

New arguments advanced in gay marriage trialLawyers in the first federal trial to examine whether state bans on same-sex marriages are constitutional have submitted new ...

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New written arguments invoke group marriage, child abandonment

Lawyers in the first federal trial to examine whether state bans on same-sex marriages are constitutional have submitted new written arguments to the judge who ...

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New study will track housing discrimination against gay people

Federal officials are asking Chicagoans for help in designing a first-ever national survey of housing discrimination against the gay community.The U.S. Housing and Urban Development ...

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Religious groups want gay judge removed from Prop. 8 trial

After claims by The San Francisco Chronicle that Judge Vaughn Walker is gay, several religious groups are demanding that he recuse himself from presiding over ...

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Nation+World News Briefs: Feb 2010

Tax court allows deduction for woman’s sex-changeThe U.S. Tax Court has ruled that a Massachusetts woman should be allowed to deduct the costs of her ...

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