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Politics > Prop. 8

Prop. 8 Plaintiffs Speak
February 01, 2010 By Andrew Harmon Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami, two of the four plaintiffs challenging California’s Prop. 8 in federal court, talk to Advocate.com about their resolve (and occasional nerves) during the testimony phase of the trial. More >
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Wednesday Recap: Federal Prop. 8 Trial
January 27, 2010 By Andrew Harmon After 12 days of arguing from nearly every conceivable angle that marriage is a fundamental right, the plaintiffs' co-lead attorney David Boies tells The Advocate, "I think we’re at the cusp of putting this discrimination behind us." More >
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Tuesday Recap: Federal Prop. 8 Trial
January 27, 2010 By Andrew Harmon In Tuesday's testimony David Blankenhorn had great difficulty in answering this question: Do any scholars assert that permitting same-sex marriage would result in a lower rate of heterosexual marriage?
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Tuesday Recap: Federal Prop. 8 Trial
January 19, 2010 By Andrew Harmon A battle over statistics dominated Tuesday’s testimony at the federal Proposition 8 trial in San Francisco. More >
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Prop. 8 Judge Considers a Televised Trial
January 06, 2010 By Advocate.com Judge Vaughn Walker will hear arguments Wednesday on whether to permit cameras in the courtroom for the federal Proposition 8 suit. More >
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L.A. Confidential
November 19, 2009 By Neal Broverman What's it like to be 33, gay, and one of the most powerful people in America's second-largest city? Stressful, says Matt Szabo, the new deputy chief of staff to Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. More >
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Calif. Voters Want to Wait Till 2012
November 09, 2009 By Christopher Mangum While a small majority of California voters supports the right of gay couples to marry, a larger portion of voters opposes efforts to place the issue back on the ballot next year, according to a Los Angeles Times/USC poll. More >
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The California Marriage Tug-of-War
September 15, 2009 By Christopher Lisotta While marriage activists debate 2010 vs 2012, without an amendment to California’s state constitution, marriage equality may be an issue that is not going away anytime soon. More >
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2010? 2012? The Fight in California Continues July 27, 2009 By Amita Parashar 2010? 2012? Despite a weekend summit that brought together more than 150 marriage equality activists, consensus over the timing of an attempt to repeal California's Proposition 8 at the voting booth remains elusive. More >
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Just a Case of "Lawyerly Ego"? July 14, 2009 By Andrew Gumbel Last week, political strategist Chad Griffin said a move by three LGBT groups to intervene in his group's efforts to overturn Prop. 8 at the federal level would "undermine" the case. Now the leader of one of those groups says the accusation is "baffling." More >

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