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To find out how you can become involved in your state, visit Freedom to Marry's state directory of advocacy groups: here.

A Change Has Come: A Clergy's Response to the New York Vote for Gay Marriage 2011

As we gear up for 2012 and our strategies for gaining more ground in the campaign to win marriage nationwide, here's a look back at Freedom to Marry's Top Ten Moments for Marriage in 2011.

Evan Wolfson: Freedom to Marry's Top 10 Moments for Marriage in 2011 Evan Wolfson 2011

To find out how you can become involved in your state, visit Freedom to Marry's state directory of advocacy groups: here.

A Change Has Come: A Clergy's Response to the New York Vote for Gay Marriage 2011

Freedom to Marry's Roadmap to Victory lays out the strategy to win marriage nationwide.

Evan Wolfson: After Historic Prop 8 Ruling, What's Next for the Freedom to Marry 2010

Those politicians who have taken a view on the issue out of political expedience may wind up regretting their decision, says Freedom to Marry's Wolfson: "If they are making a political calculation, it's a very costly one for them and the country because it's not appeasing any of their opponents and it's disappointing and impeding the strength of their base."

Obama's Opposition To Gay Marriage: Genuine Or Political Calculation? 2010

Drawing on the struggle against race discrimination in marriage as a historical measure, we are still far short of the critical mass of 34 states that had ended race-based discrimination when the Supreme Court ruled in Loving v. Virginia in 1967, though doing better in building the critical mass of public opinion in support, as we move toward Freedom to Marry's "majority for marriage."

Evan Wolfson: After Historic Prop 8 Ruling, What's Next for the Freedom to Marry 2010

While turnout at NOM's "rallies" shrinks each day, Freedom to Marry's Summer for Marriage Tour is outdrawing NOM, in some cases 3-to-1.

Evan Wolfson: Freedom to Marry to NOM: This is What a Summer For Marriage Really Looks Like 2010

Freedom to Marry's Roadmap to Victory lays out the strategy to win marriage nationwide.

Evan Wolfson: After Historic Prop 8 Ruling, What's Next for the Freedom to Marry 2010

Drawing on the struggle against race discrimination in marriage as a historical measure, we are still far short of the critical mass of 34 states that had ended race-based discrimination when the Supreme Court ruled in Loving v. Virginia in 1967, though doing better in building the critical mass of public opinion in support, as we move toward Freedom to Marry's "majority for marriage."

Evan Wolfson: After Historic Prop 8 Ruling, What's Next for the Freedom to Marry 2010

As a candidate for the Illinois Senate in 1996, a body in which Lincoln also served, Obama in his own hand supported the Marriage Resolution now on Freedom to Marry's website.

Evan Wolfson: Marriage and Gays: What Would Lincoln Do? 2009