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Gay couples in Portugal win limited adoption rights

LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's parliament on Friday handed same-sex couples the right to adopt the children or foster children of one partner, a partial victory for equality campaigners that fell short of their call for full adoption rights. Full story

French gay marriage law gets constitutional all-clear

PARIS (Reuters) - France's Constitutional Council cleared the way on Friday for same-sex marriage, throwing out a last-ditch effort by opponents to scupper the country's biggest social reform since abolition of the death penalty. Full story

Brazil judicial panel paves way for gay marriage

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil has taken a big step towards joining Argentina and Uruguay as the first Latin American countries to legalize gay marriage, even though the Brazilian Congress has dragged its feet on the issue. Full story

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Minnesota governor signs bill legalizing gay marriage

Students and Faculty Walk out in Protest at MSU's Graduation

Ginsburg: Roe gave abortion opponents a target

Ginsburg says Roe gave abortion opponents target

Minn. House approves gay marriage; would be 12th

Gay marriage momentum expands to 2 Midwest states

Gay rights plan seen as threat to immigration bill

Same-sex couples welcome Del. gay marriage law

Delaware to vote on becoming 11th state to allow gay marriage

Obama supports including gays in immigration bill

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  Marriage equality for Minnesota

Supporters of same-sex marriage have something to cheer about after Minnesota's state Senate passes bill. KARE's Scott Seroka reports.

  Minnesota passes same-sex marriage

Rachel Maddow reports on the significance of Minnesota in the history of the fight over same-sex marriage rights and the recent political history that lead to the state becoming the 12th in the nation to support marriage equality.

  What Roe v. Wade could mean for marriage equality

  Is marriage equality becoming a red state/blue state issue?

As gay marriage is legalized in more and more blue states and swing states, Steve Kornacki’s panelists look at where each state is in the fight for marriage equality.

  Where’s tipping point for Republicans on marriage equality?

Steve Kornacki’s panelists look at marriage equality battles on the state level, and former Chairman of the Illinois Republican Party Pat Brady talks about resigning from the post after his support for gay marriage.

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Karen Clark

Gay marriage sponsor, Rep. Karen Clark, receives flowers as she leaves the Minnesota House chambers after the House passed the gay marriage bill Thursday, May 9, 2013 in St. Paul, Minn.