Legal status of same-sex marriage in the U.S.:

• 2015: Supreme Court rules ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional
• 2013: A great year for marriage equality
• 2012: Map of the state legality of same-sex marriage in the U.S.

The social psychology of same-sex marriage:

• Why are people changing their minds on same-sex marriage?
• The contact hypothesis: Does knowing a gay person change your mind?
• Americans underestimate how many other Americans support same-sex marriage

Politicians on same-sex marriage:

• Politicians followed, didn’t lead, on same-sex marriage
• Politicians overestimate their constituents’ conservatism

Humor/commentary:

• Who enjoys “traditional” marriage?
• Challenging the definition of marriage equality
• What exactly do we mean by “traditional”?

Changing public opinion on same-sex marriage:

• 2012: Support for same-sex marriage rising in every demographic
• 2012: Political affiliation and support for same-sex marriage
• 2010: Increasing cultural acceptance of gay and lesbian rights

Discourse:

• Naming marriage between people of the same sex
• Same-sex marriage and the social construction of social problems
• Individualist vs. social frames for favoring same-sex marriage
• Rhetorical strategy in the same-sex marriage debate
• Framing North Carolina’s Amendment One
• The changing definition of family

The movement for same-sex marriage:

• Outing Prop. 8 supporters on Google Maps
• Stigmatizing cousin marriage in an argument for same-sex marriage
• Using children in anti-same-sex marriage ads
• “Yes on Prop. 8”: Heteronormative, pro-natal, and anti-miscegenation
• A rainbow coalition against same-sex marriage
• Highlighting the economic impact of same-sex marriage
• Rhetorical strategy in the same-sex marriage debate
• Framing North Carolina’s Amendment One