Steve Sanders

Indiana University

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Steve Sanders is Professor of Constitutional Law at Indiana University.

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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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The first time same-sex marriage was officially recognized was in Holland in 2001. Now, it's permitted in 36 American states and the District of Columbia.

Same-Sex Marriage: Who Should Decide?

The first time same-sex marriage was officially recognized was in Holland in 2001. Now, it's permitted in 36 American states and the District of Columbia.

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Late last month, Indiana's Republican-dominated legislature passed a Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Gay Rights, Religion and Republican Politics

Late last month, Indiana's Republican-dominated legislature passed a Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

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