The Supreme Court’s decision to not deliberate on same-sex marriage was a big victory for gay rights and should allow allow gay marriages to move forward in 30 states. But not in Georgia, where it remains legally banned. Today, we hear from an Emory University law professor who writes about the court’s surprising non-decision, and a Baptist pastor who criticizes it. Also, a Georgia State University professor tells why she believes the state’s ban harms children.
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