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- END OF ROE THREATENS GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH CONTROL ACCS: THE 14TH AMENDMENT, EXPLAED
- CLARENCE THOMAS: COURT SHOULD RENSIR GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH CONTROL DECISNS NEXT AFTER OVERTURNG ROE
- CLARENCE THOMAS: COURT ‘SHOULD RENSIR’ GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH NTROL
END OF ROE THREATENS GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH CONTROL ACCS: THE 14TH AMENDMENT, EXPLAED
Supreme Court's cisn allowg stat to ban abortn immediately stirred alarm Friday among LGBTQ advot, who feared that the lg uld someday allow a rollback of legal protectns for gay relatnships, cludg the right for same-sex upl to marry, other matters based on the right to privacy. How is abortn nnected to gay rights and birth ntrol, legally speakg?
CLARENCE THOMAS: COURT SHOULD RENSIR GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH CONTROL DECISNS NEXT AFTER OVERTURNG ROE
In a separate ncurrg opn, Jtice Clarence Thomas said the urt should review other precents, cludg s 2015 cisn legalizg same-sex marriage, a 2003 cisn strikg down laws crimalizg gay sex and a 1965 cisn clarg that married upl have a right to e ntraceptn. Hodg, which legalized gay marriage. Will the Supreme Court overturn gay marriage, birth ntrol accs and other rights?
CLARENCE THOMAS: COURT ‘SHOULD RENSIR’ GAY MARRIAGE, BIRTH NTROL
He warned that the lg uld unrme rights to ntraceptn and gay marriage: “This is an extreme and dangero path. Attorneys for the group, the nservative legal activists Adam Mortara and Jonathan Mchell, argued the urt do not necsarily need to overturn cisns protectg gay rights.
If that view prevails on the urt, rights to ntraceptn, gay rights and vro fertilizatn uld also be quickly implited, sce “all of the thgs are untethered om nstutnal text and historilly were not available the US”’s more, the history of abortn rights may provi a roadmap for other rights to be hobbled, even if substantive due procs offered the example of a 2017 se, which three nservative jtic, led by jtice Neil Gorsuch, argued stat uld rtrict birth certifit of same-sex parents.
Texas that stat uld not outlaw nsensual gay sex.