The rhetoric and emotion surrounding the same-sex marriage debate tends to obscure the facts and figures. Tracing the development of same-sex marriage in the United States and its deployment as a political tool, Sean Cahill lays out the current situation in plain language and explains what's at stake.
The rhetoric and emotion surrounding the same-sex marriage debate tends to obscure the facts and figures. Tracing the development of same-sex marriage in the United States and its deployment as a political tool, Sean Cahill lays out the current situation in plain language and explains what's at stake.
Sean Cahill is director of the Policy Institute of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
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Part 1 A Fierce Debate Chapter 2 Landmark Decisions Chapter 3 Legislative Efforts to Restrict Same-Sex Marriage Chapter 4 Historical Precedents to the Current Debate Chapter 5 Civil Marriage and Religious Marriage Part 6 "Family Values": A Political Agenda? Chapter 7 Defining the Anti-Gay Movement Chapter 8 Financial Resources Chapter 9 Local Campaigns Chapter 10 A Larger Agenda Chapter 11 Focus on Homosexuality Chapter 12 What Do Anti-Gay Groups Say about Same-Sex Marriage and Gay Families? Part 13 The Benefits of Being Family Chapter 14 Defining the Family Chapter 15 The 2000 Census's Same-Sex Couple Sample Chapter 16 Parenting among Same-Sex Couples and Single Gay Parents Chapter 17 Custody Rights Chapter 18 Adoption Rights Chapter 19 Elder Couples Chapter 20 Health Care Part 21 Gay Rights on the Political Stage Chapter 22 Unequal Tax Treatment of Same-Sex Couples Chapter 23 The First Wave of Anti-Gay Ballot Campaigns Chapter 24 1972-1980: The Emergence of Gay Issues in Presidential Politics Chapter 25 The Reagan Years Chapter 26 Late 1980s and Early 1990s: The Rise in Anti-Gay Activism Chapter 27 Anti-Gay Politics in the 1992 Presidential Election Chapter 28 1996: Defending Marriage Chapter 29 The 2000 Election Campaign Chapter 30 The Bush-Cheney Administration in 2004 Chapter 31 The White House Defends Its Position Chapter 32 The 2004 Democratic Presidential Candidates: The Most Pro-Gay Field Yet Part 33 The Case for Marriage Equality Chapter 34 Two Stories Chapter 35 Surviving Same-Sex Partners and the Aftermath of 9/11 Chapter 36 Focus on the Future
Part 1 A Fierce Debate Chapter 2 Landmark Decisions Chapter 3 Legislative Efforts to Restrict Same-Sex Marriage Chapter 4 Historical Precedents to the Current Debate Chapter 5 Civil Marriage and Religious Marriage Part 6 "Family Values": A Political Agenda? Chapter 7 Defining the Anti-Gay Movement Chapter 8 Financial Resources Chapter 9 Local Campaigns Chapter 10 A Larger Agenda Chapter 11 Focus on Homosexuality Chapter 12 What Do Anti-Gay Groups Say about Same-Sex Marriage and Gay Families? Part 13 The Benefits of Being Family Chapter 14 Defining the Family Chapter 15 The 2000 Census's Same-Sex Couple Sample Chapter 16 Parenting among Same-Sex Couples and Single Gay Parents Chapter 17 Custody Rights Chapter 18 Adoption Rights Chapter 19 Elder Couples Chapter 20 Health Care Part 21 Gay Rights on the Political Stage Chapter 22 Unequal Tax Treatment of Same-Sex Couples Chapter 23 The First Wave of Anti-Gay Ballot Campaigns Chapter 24 1972-1980: The Emergence of Gay Issues in Presidential Politics Chapter 25 The Reagan Years Chapter 26 Late 1980s and Early 1990s: The Rise in Anti-Gay Activism Chapter 27 Anti-Gay Politics in the 1992 Presidential Election Chapter 28 1996: Defending Marriage Chapter 29 The 2000 Election Campaign Chapter 30 The Bush-Cheney Administration in 2004 Chapter 31 The White House Defends Its Position Chapter 32 The 2004 Democratic Presidential Candidates: The Most Pro-Gay Field Yet Part 33 The Case for Marriage Equality Chapter 34 Two Stories Chapter 35 Surviving Same-Sex Partners and the Aftermath of 9/11 Chapter 36 Focus on the Future
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