The most fascinating news from around the web on June 27, 2013
same-sex marriage
TIME Covers the Gay Rights Movement
Over the last five decades, these six cover stories chronicled both the milestones and the setbacks for homosexual men and women.
How The Supreme Court’s DOMA Ruling Reflects Public Opinion
The most fascinating news from around the web on June 26, 2013
Google Goes Gay
The search engine shows its support for the Supreme Court’s DOMA decision in a colorful way
Watch A Tearjerker Google Ad For Gay Marriage in France
Grab some Kleenex before you watch this new ad from Google
WATCH: ‘Eat It Haters’ Parodies Controversial Cheerios Ad
Another adorable little girl helps fight bigotry.
Same-Sex Marriage Legalization Seen as ‘Inevitable’ to Most Americans
It looks like Americans are finally accepting gay marriage, even if nearly half still don’t approve of the same-sex unions.
Seven Hang-Ups in the Language of Gay Rights
The word “marriage,” as John P. Marquand might have said, is a damnably serious business—particularly when it comes to America’s cultural grapple over homosexuality.
What Is the Red Equal Sign All Over Facebook and Twitter?
The Human Rights Campaign has been promoting a symbol of equality to mobilize supporters as the Supreme Court begins hearings on gay marriage
Reading While Eating for Mar. 26: Same-Sex Marriage Arrives in the Supreme Court
Today’s lunch links feature a primer on what to expect in the Supreme Court same-sex marriage case and a new-must read from Buzz Bissinger, about Buzz Bissinger.
Starbucks CEO Doubles Down on Gay-Marriage Support, Telling Shareholder to Sell Stake if He Doesn’t Like Views
Starbucks’ Howard Schultz reaffirmed the company’s support for same-sex marriage, telling shareholders that it’s not an economic decision
Reading While Eating for Mar. 25: Darlings of the Dance
In today’s must-read links for your lunch break: Florida Gulf Coast University continues its Cinderella run in the NCAA tournament, and the political debate over gay marriage may have reached its end.