Dustin Lance Black Wrote a Play About Proposition 8
It'll get a starry reading on Broadway this September.
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A panel of three Ninth Circuit judges will hear two key issues in the landmark gay-rights case.
Could his Proposition 8 ruling remain where it is?
Luckily there's a line of couples waiting outside City Hall in San Francisco waiting to do just that.
And gay people will be able to scare conservatives to the polls again.
What does yesterday's landmark decision mean for tomorrow?
The state would make a hefty $490 million over the next three years if it legalized gay marriage.
First argument? That gays and lesbians are not the victims of systematic bias.
This looks like it's going to be a boisterous bunch.
It's a question you may soon have to ask yourself.
Rivals from 'Bush v. Gore' are now fighting together for same-sex couples.
Only those 18,000 gay couples who were married before the constitutional amendment was voted through in November will be allowed to share in the rights afforded straight couples.
The court's decision has been made, and may be revealed in the morning.
Are you going to call in gay tomorrow, in support of marriage equality in California?
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