Same-sex marriage refers to the legal union between two individuals of the same sex, granting them the same legal rights, responsibilities, and recognition as opposite-sex marriages. This institution typically encompasses various social, legal, and cultural rights, including the ability to adopt children, access to health benefits, tax advantages, and inheritance rights. The recognition of same-sex marriage varies by jurisdiction; while some countries and regions have legalized it, others still prohibit it. The movement for same-sex marriage aims to promote equality and eliminate discrimination based on sexual orientation. The term encapsulates broader discussions on human rights, social justice, and the evolving definition of family in contemporary society.
In a bold move, a legislative committee in Idaho is pushing for the return of marriage regulation to state control. Recent proceedings in the State House have seen members rally…