Kellogg’s congratulates LGBT Americans on Marriage Equality! #LoveWins

Kellogg's

J-E-L-L-O is for everyone. So is L-O-V-E. #DecisionDay #Pride

JELL-O

Turning messages into meaningful relationships. For everyone.

#LoveWins

Hootsuite

LOVE wins!!! #LoveIsLove #MarriageEquality

Ben & Jerry's

Here's to finding the one who completes you. #SCOTUSMarriage

Maytag

And now, no one can tell you otherwise. #LoveWins

Cheerios

It's now official. Love is love is love. #LoveWins

Coca-Cola

Finally! #LoveIsLove #LoveWins

Absolut

Love is love. #LoveWins

Sears

#LoveWins and #Solemates can finally be together. #Pride

Tide

#NYC, join us as we #RideWithPride this week on 200 festively-wrapped Citi Bikes:

Citi

Everyone deserves love. #LoveWins

GraceandFrankie

Today we celebrate the Supreme Court's historic step forward in the fight for marriage equality. #LoveWins

Levi's

Love matters. Happiness matters. #AcceptanceMatters #Marriage #Equality

Master Card

Video of a lesbian down on one knee proposing to another Lesbian.

Cheers, America! #LoveWins

Pepsi Cola

Target

Here's to having, holding and marrying who you love. #takepride #SCOTUSMarriage

Due Process Denied: Why the Fourteenth Amendment Never Became

Part of the ConstitutionPaperback – May 19 2008

by George Pierce Ritter

In 1865, the people of the South lay prostrate at the feet of victorious Union armies. Little did they realize at the time that they were about to lose much more than the Civil War. They were about to be shut out of the government of the United States. The result would be the Fourteenth Amendment, proposed by a Congress that had excluded representa- tives from almost one third of the states and ratified by reconstruction govern- ments in the South established at the proverbial point of a bayonet. Proposal and ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment were anything but constitutional. Due Process Denied explains why.