It took a long time to meet my bashert. But at 67, I’m ready to stand under the chuppah.
Ovadia Cohen’s grandfather, Rav Ovadia Yosef, was one of rabbinic Judaism’s leading lights, but few members of Cohen’s family are slated to attend his wedding next week
Yigal Guata became an unlikely champion of LGBT rights
The woman behind the landmark ruling was a real Jewish hero
By attending the wedding of his gay nephew, Yigal Guata became an unlikely defender of LGBT rights
A small coincidence let us start a conversation over Thanksgiving dinner. We’ve been together ever since.
The scene outside the landmark tavern, just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide
Today, the nation’s highest court affirmed same-sex marriage. For my family, and tens of thousands of others, it’s a cause for celebration.
Tablet’s coverage of same-sex marriage and the personal stories behind the news
The Supreme Court star continues her mission forward
Ruth Bader Ginsburg says unions, once defined by gender dominance, are fundamentally changed. It’s time for the Jewish community to catch up.
Non-Jews can now make aliyah with their Jewish, same-sex spouses
The online-ordained minister married a gay couple during her book signing
Also, don’t call yourselves couples
The most articulate d’var Torah you’ve ever heard a 13-year-old deliver
Supporting Israel requires American evangelical Christians to square their theological beliefs with the modern Jewish state. Can they?
After the DOMA ruling, Edith Windsor and Roberta Kaplan’s Shabbat service
Last week’s Supreme Court decision on gay marriage came too late for Uncle Bill, who had to keep his relationship a secret
