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Martha Nussbaum:

A Right to Marry? Same-sex Marriage and Constitutional Law

Editors - June 29, 2009

A Right to Marry? Same-sex Marriage and Constitutional Law Image

SAME-SEX MARRIAGE is currently one of the most divisive political issues in America. While several states have legalized it, others—most recently, California—have stripped same-sex couples of their right. “What ought we to hope and work for, as a just future for families in our society?” asks Martha Nussbaum in her essay “A Right to Marry.” Martha Ackelsberg, S... More

A Right to Marry, gay marriage, Martha Nussbaum, Stephanie Coontz, Martha Ackelsberg, Katha Pollitt, online symposium


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