This week, the Supreme Court hears two cases in which the
stakes couldn’t be higher. The question:
Who can get married?
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| The late Dr. Thea Spyer and Edith Windsor |
AFJ is playing a lead role in the fight
for marriage equality.
Today: We’re
asking you to show your support for marriage equality by signing our “thank-you
card” to Edith Windsor who, at age 83 has taken her challenge to the so-called
defense of Marriage Act all the way to the Supreme Court.
Tomorrow and Wednesday:
Join us outside the Supreme Court for rallies in support of marriage
equality. And if you’re not in
Washington, take part in one of more than 160 events across the country.
Tomorrow: As the
Supreme Court hears Hollingsworth v.
Perry, a challenge to California’s Proposition 8, we’ll analyze the oral
arguments – using excerpts from Supreme Court audio. It’s all part of our new AFJ Audio Analysis
project. Click here Tuesday afternoon to become an “ear-witness to
history.” And check back here
at Justice Watch for additional commentary from leading legal scholars.
Wednesday: AFJ
President Nan Aron speaks at the rally outside the Supreme Court supporting
marriage equality. We’ll have video at www.afj.org
Wednesday: Our Audio Analysis project
continues with analysis of the arguments in United
States v. Windsor, the case challenging DOMA.
Check www.afj.org for the latest
updates.
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