What can we reasonably expect from our relatives when it comes to voting?

You’ve already fallen in love with Mary Lambert’s voice, you just may not know it — she’s the female part on “Same Love,” the Macklemore & Ryan Lewis anthem for same sex marriage that we all fell in love with last year.

As Arizona reminded us this week, The RadRight has enjoyed a long and successful history of standing in the way of equality through deploying what I call the Bathroom Meme.

Obviously anti-gay groups are doing their best to fight marriage equality in New York State, but their best just isn’t good enough.

A lot has changed in Miami the last decade. Is it a new gay getaway hotspot? I took a visit, snapped a lot of photos, rode a vespa, visited a lot of restaurants and drank too much alcohol so I could find out.

Now the constitutionality of DOMA will almost definitely head to the Supreme Court next year.

Feelings from New Yorkers, photos, tweets from famous people and not-so-famous people. An epic post of epic New York same-sex marriage emotions!

The defeat of marriage equality in Maine in 2009 was crushing. Will things be different in 2012?

Did you make it to the podium in this week’s commenting medal ceremony?

When straight people show us love, we show them love back!

The New York State Senate did not vote on same-sex marriage last week and they did not vote on it today. When will they vote on it?

The Republican party may have quietly begun the process of waving the white flag on gay marriage.

What we missed this week: DC Republicans adopt inclusive language, Chuck Norris had feelings about boy scouts, and a safer sex guide for trans*women is right at your fingertips!

It’s telling and moving that Obama chose to dedicate a fairly significant chunk of his speech to the LGBT community; it sends the message that we are who he thinks of when remembering how equal we are or are not.

Not scared of Mitt Romney yet? Let this new oral history project fill your heart with fear and your pockets with voter registration slips.

DOMA is unconstitutional – again – and hacktivism happens in the name of love, all inside this week’s Also.Also.Also!

We want to dress you up in our love.

This week, marriage equality is “in the works,” people are coming out as stoners / childbearers / lesbians, and the people who made your calculators are excited for pride. And it’s almost July 4!

22. You can’t decide if you want to be or do your Confirmation saint.

It’s a double feature of 1940s lesbianism, burlesque dancers, and Rosie in funny hats that are not allowed in munitions factories.