Douglas NeJaime

UCLA Law School

Guest

Professor of law at UCLA Law School and faculty director of the Williams Institute, a think tank that conducts research on sexual orientation and gender identity law and public policy; former associate professor of Law at the University of California, Irvine and at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, California, focusing on family law, and law and sexuality

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The US Supreme Court has made same-sex marriage the law of the land, but discrimination against gays and lesbians is still alive and well.

Can Gay Marriage Co-Exist with Religious Freedom?

The US Supreme Court has made same-sex marriage the law of the land, but discrimination against gays and lesbians is still alive and well.

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On today's To the Point we heard about today's arguments before the US Supreme Court, which is being asked to throw out laws against same-sex marriage in four states.

A Look Back at the Legal Battle over Prop 8

On today's To the Point we heard about today's arguments before the US Supreme Court, which is being asked to throw out laws against same-sex marriage in four states.

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Attorney General Eric Holder has called gay rights one of “the defining civil rights challenges of our time.”

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Attorney General Eric Holder has called gay rights one of “the defining civil rights challenges of our time.”

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