marriage equality

Yesterday was a landmark day in American history. The Supreme Court declared that same-sex couples have the right to marry NATIONWIDE! If you've looked at your social media newsfeeds in the last couple of days, you've no doubt seen a number of posts that include rainbows, being proud to be an American and the hashtag #LoveWins.

A federal judge on Monday struck down Oregon's voter-approved ban on gay marriage, saying it is unconstitutional.

Before going on the air last night, I asked “Late Show” Executive Producer “Jaysonic” why there were so many red equal signs popping up on various Facebook pages. I was thinking it had to be a campaign of some kind or another; and what really drove it home for me was when I saw my own daughter’s Facebook page with the image in place of her usual portrait...

It comes as no surprise that the State Senate approved a bill to legalize gay marriage today, but it was shocking to many that debate on the measure only lasted about an hour. The Assembly is expected to pass the legislation Thursday and Governor Chris Christie says he’ll veto it.

Rather than addressing the issue legislatively, Governor Chris Christie (R) suggested putting gay marriage to a public vote. While defending his proposal, he made a comment that has him defending himself again.