The Voting Rights Act was signed into law 50 years ago to rectify a “clear and simple wrong.”  Throughout the Jim Crow South, African Americans ... Read More

On vacation at the beginning of the month, I got to see my family – something I get to do twice a year for a ... Read More

GLAD Senior Staff Attorney Ben Klein presented testimony July 28 before the MA Legislature’s Joint Committee on Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities in support of An Act ... Read More

Over ten years ago, we changed the world when we won the Goodridge marriage victory in Massachusetts. Last month, we did it again, this time at ... Read More

This blog was originally posted on The Huffington Post on 7/22/15. Last Thursday, the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) — the federal agency that enforces our country’s main ... Read More

As we go about our daily routines, we encounter the same objects over and over again.  Usually, we do not give these things a second ... Read More

Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of visiting Provincetown. While I’ve been to PTown in the past to visit family as well as work ... Read More

The marriage equality movement has deep roots in New England. GLAD is honored to have worked with so many courageous people who fought for their ... Read More

On April 28, 2015 GLAD’s Civil Rights Project Director Mary Bonauto argued on behalf of marriage equality at the Supreme Court. Two months later, on June ... Read More

If you have questions about what the Supreme Court’s national marriage equality ruling means to you, here are two FAQs that will help answer them. MarriageEqualityFacts.org Created ... Read More