ACLU Client Edie Windsor Sees Promise in Obama Administration's DOMA Decision

ACLU Client Edie Windsor Responds to Obama Administration's DOMA Decision

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Edie Windsor and ACLU Challenge Defense of Marriage Act »

ACLU client Edie Windsor reflects on the Department of Justice announcement that it would not defend the constitutionality of Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in court.

ACLU Client Edie Windsor Sees Promise in Obama Administration's DOMA Decision

ACLU Client Edie Windsor Responds to Obama Administration's DOMA Decision

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