News
Clifton Adcock
Nearly seven and a half years ago, a Tulsa couple decided to file a lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma after the government decided to prevent them from becoming married.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: same-sex marriage
Wedding bell blues
A Tulsa same-sex couple hopes their fight for marriage equality will make it to the U.S. 10th Circuit.
News
Clifton Adcock
Nearly seven and a half years ago, a Tulsa couple decided to file a lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma after the government decided to prevent them from becoming married.
Fighting for marriage equality
Letters to the Editor
Brandy Saucedo-Ceballos
Thank you for the article “Wedding Bell Blues” (Clifton Adcock, July 11, Oklahoma Gazette). Oklahoma couple Sharon Baldwin and Mary Bishop’s fight for marriage equality is a powerfully current subject on, in my humble opinion, a very simple human rights issue.
Kern-fil-A
CFN
Gazette staff
State Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, wants the world to know she loves to put plump, juicy breasts in her mouth, and wants to recruit others to do the same.
Newspeak
CFN
Gazette staff
One of the legacies left by 1984 author George Orwell is having his name describe how totalitarian governments can use language to distort words, so much so that words or phrases could actually end up describing the exact opposite of what they purport to mean.
Under-handed
CFN
Gazette staff
Okie country cutie Carrie Underwood is guilty of many things: having a powerful singing voice, being hot, winning Grammys, being hot, lending legitimacy to American Idol, being hot, marrying a hockey player, being hot and being hot.
Joining forces
A local group encompasses the causes of environmentalism and gay rights.
News
Thomas Larson
At first blush, environmentalism and gay rights might seem to be two distinct issues, but a metro-based group encompasses both.
Marriage equality is up for grabs
Letters to the Editor
Wanda Jo Stapleton
“Equal Justice Under Law” is engraved on the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. To me, the phrase — when applied to marriage — means “marriage equality,” both same-sex marriage and heterosexual marriage.
Let them eat cake, eventually
CFN
Gazette staff
Famed statistician (yes, that’s a real thing) Nate Silver, who correctly predicted the winner in all 50 states and the District of Columbia in last year’s presidential election, is at it again. In a March 26 post on his blog, FiveThirtyEight: Nate Silver’s Political Calculus, he posited that support for same-sex marriage is increasing steadily and that a majority of U.S. states will vote in favor of it as soon as 2016.
