Audrey Bilger

Claremont McKenna College

Guest

Feminist scholar, and professor of literature and gender studies at Claremont McKenna College; blogger for Ms. magazine and co-editor of Here Come the Brides: Reflections on Lesbian Love and Marriage

Audrey Bilger on KCRW

The US Supreme Court made history today in a 5-to-4 ruling that the Constitution grants all Americans equal rights to marry.

The US Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Same-Sex Marriage

The US Supreme Court made history today in a 5-to-4 ruling that the Constitution grants all Americans equal rights to marry.

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Two different five-vote Supreme Court majorities made rulings today that advance the cause of same-sex marriage in the United States.

Gay Rights Victories from a Divided US Supreme Court

Two different five-vote Supreme Court majorities made rulings today that advance the cause of same-sex marriage in the United States.

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Much has changed since Proposition 8 passed in 2008 and polls show that if it were on the California ballot now, it would be likely to fail.

Will California's Proposition 8 Survive the US Supreme Court?

Much has changed since Proposition 8 passed in 2008 and polls show that if it were on the California ballot now, it would be likely to fail.

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