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2008

Fordham Law School

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Loving Before And After The Law, Loving Before And After The Law, Angela P. Harris Jan 2008

Loving Before And After The Law, Loving Before And After The Law, Angela P. Harris

Fordham Law Review

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Forty Years Of Loving: Confronting Issues Of Race, Sexuality, And The Family In The Twenty-First Century, Introduction, Robin A. Lenhardt, Elizabeth B. Cooper, Sheila R. Foster, Sonia K. Katyal Jan 2008

Forty Years Of Loving: Confronting Issues Of Race, Sexuality, And The Family In The Twenty-First Century, Introduction, Robin A. Lenhardt, Elizabeth B. Cooper, Sheila R. Foster, Sonia K. Katyal

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Longing For Loving, Katherine M. Franke Jan 2008

Longing For Loving, Katherine M. Franke

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


The Blurring Of The Lines: Children And Bans On Interracial Unions And Same-Sex Marriages, Carlos A. Ball Jan 2008

The Blurring Of The Lines: Children And Bans On Interracial Unions And Same-Sex Marriages, Carlos A. Ball

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


The Multiracial Epiphany Of Loving, Kevin Noble Maillard Jan 2008

The Multiracial Epiphany Of Loving, Kevin Noble Maillard

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Time For Rights? Loving, Gay Marriage, And The Limits Of Legal Justice, Chandan Reddy Jan 2008

Time For Rights? Loving, Gay Marriage, And The Limits Of Legal Justice, Chandan Reddy

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Beyond Analogy: Perez V. Sharp, Antimiscegenation Law, And The Fight For Same-Sex Marriage, Robin A. Lenhardt Jan 2008

Beyond Analogy: Perez V. Sharp, Antimiscegenation Law, And The Fight For Same-Sex Marriage, Robin A. Lenhardt

Faculty Scholarship

Conversations about the constitutionality of prohibitions on marriage for same-sex couples invariably reduce to the question of whether a meaningful analogy can be drawn between restrictions on same-sex marriage and antimiscegenation laws. In an effort to refocus this debate, this article considers the California Supreme Court's 1948 decision in Perez v. Sharp and its use by advocates in recent litigation to secure marriage rights for gay and lesbian couples. Opponents of marriage rights for members of the LGBT *840 community frequently assert that dispatching Perez in these cases distorts the meaning of that decision and other similar precedents by drawing …