gay couples

Chronicles the stories of three same-sex couples who requested marriage licenses in their small Vermont towns, and as a result, ignited a debate over their right to marry that went all the way to the Supreme Court.

Provides first hand accounts and insights on the battle to legalize same-sex marriages in Vermont. Draws on the personal stories of the couples who filed the suit, the lawyer who fought the case, and the openly gay Vermont legislator who helped ensure victory with his powerful speech.

Examines the concept of homosexual marriages from a legal, cultural, and historical perspective.

Examines the political and social debates surrounding the legalization of gay marriages in the United States, addressing arguments both for and against gay marriages.

Collection of essays examines various viewpoints on gay marriages, touching on the areas of family, sexual morality, and social justice.

Presents over one hundred questions asked by teenagers about topics within the issue of homosexuality and how homosexual young people think about friends, family, relationships, school, religion, and discrimination.