Love wins : the lovers and lawyers who fought the landmark case for marriage equality

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ISBN	9780062456106 (pbk.)
Call Number	KF229.O24 C397 2016
Author	Cenziper, Debbie
Title	Love wins : the lovers and lawyers who fought the landmark case for marriage equality / Debbie Cenziper and Jim Obergefell
Imprint	New York : HarperCollins, 2016.
Physical	290 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Contents Note	Part One: Love --1 Indignation --2 Irreconcilable Differences --3 The Boy from Sandusky --4 On Matter of Family --Part Two: Law --5 The Chicken Farmer's Son --6 Winning for Losing --7 Case 773 --8 Agony of Law --9 "Minds Have Changed" --10 Diagnosis --11 "I Do" --Part Three: Loss --12 Duty to Defend --13 Good night, Husband --14 Twenty-One Years from Midnight --15 Seventy-Two Hours --16 "All of a Sudden This Family Was Born" --Part Four: Legacy --17 The Rehearsal --18 Hearts and Minds --19 Being There, Again --20 Question Two --21 Obergefell v. Hodges --22 State Interest --23 Sunlight.
Summary	Twenty-one years ago when Jim Obergefell walked into a bar in Cincinnatti and sat down next to John Arthur, the man who would become the love of his life, he had no way of knowing that following the sad loss of John to Motor Neurone Disease his fight to have their marriage recognised on John's death certificate would lead him from the courthouses of Cincinnati to the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court and ultimately into the history books. Jim Obergefell is representative of the 32 plaintiffs in the case "Obergefell v Hodges", arguably the biggest civil rights case of our time, which in June this year saw same-sex marriage recognised across every US state.
Subject	Same-sex marriage--Law and legislation
Subject	Gays--United States--Biography
Subject	Lawyers--United States--Biography
Coorperative Author	Obergefell, Jim
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Love wins : the lovers and lawyers who fought the landmark case for marriage equality

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