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Pennsylvania Attorney General Refuses To Defend State in Gay Marriage Ban Case
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane refused on Thursday to fight a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union challenging the state’s ban on same-sex marriage.
Jewish Teacher Strikes New Blow in Gay Marriage Fight — Eyes Supreme Court
Helena Miller and her wife, Dara Raspberry, want Pennsylvania to recognize their marriage. Will their suit prompt the Supreme Court to guarantee same-sex marriage rights for all?
Court's Mixed Blessing; Kosovo's Jews; A Jew in Cajun Country
THIS WEEK: Jay Michaelson explains why the Supreme Court’s decisions were a mixed blessing; a report on Kosovo’s Jews and the odd story of a Polish Jew in Cajun country.
Echoes of Justice in Corners of American Life
The Supreme Court’s decisions on gay marriage change things big and small in America. Let’s hope the most profound impacts come to smalltown hospital waiting rooms and funeral homes.
Orthodox, Married — and For Gay Marriage
As an Orthodox Jewish heterosexual married woman, Simi Lichtman is celebrating the Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage. Her only question is why it took so long.
Pope Endorses French Rabbi's Work Against Gay Marriage
Despite their differences in faith, Pope Benedict and a leading French rabbi see eye to eye on at least one thing: gay marriage.
A Director Sheds Light on Sexual Abuse of Women in Arab Society
Crossposted from Haaretz