CAP polling reveals that a majority of small-business owners support workplace protections for gay and transgender employees, write Crosby Burns and Jeff Krehely.
Following repeal of DOMA, the Department of Education would be able to issue regulations and subregulatory guidance that allow the FAFSA and financial aid institutions to fully recognize families headed by same-sex couples.
Crosby Burns runs through how current financial aid processes lead to unequal outcomes for gay and transgender individuals and their families.
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Crosby Burns discusses the federal financial aid process for LGBT applicants and families headed by same-sex couples.
A number of national polls have affirmed that a majority of the public now supports marriage equality for same-sex couples. As the president’s view on marriage equality continues to evolve, so too does public opinion.
For the first time ever, a majority of Americans support marriage equality, proving that the public is moving ahead of the religious institutions and politicians living in the past, writes Sally Steenland.
President Obama's reversal on the Defense of Marriage Act is a victory for equal rights, say Danielle and Aisha Moodie-Mills.
Newlyweds Aisha and Danielle Moodie-Mills move beyond the black community’s own “don’t ask, don’t tell” policies, writes Sam Fulwood III.
Recent legal changes in Mexico and Argentina advance gay and transgender rights, but also fortify secular governance, writes Jacqueline Nolley Echegaray.
Federal Judge Vaughn Walker’s decision striking down California’s ban on same-sex marriage is a victory for equality, write Ian Millhiser and Jeff Krehely.
Many religious groups approved of yesterday’s overturn of California’s same-sex marriage ban, writes Sally Steenland.
Jeff Krehely argues in the Baltimore Sun that hospital visitation rights are an important step on the path to full marriage rights for all Americans.
Bret Evans and Jeff Krehely examine Protect Marriage Washington’s claims of harassment against marriage equality opponents now before the Supreme Court.
CAP talks with Jeff Krehely on President Obama's directive that would require hospitals to allow visitation rights for same-sex couples.
New bill would correct a longstanding inequality by allowing partners and other beneficiaries to access health care after a break in coverage, write Liz Weiss and Josh Rosenthal.