Question

Using what you have learned about critiquing government policy that contributes to inequality, examine the case of Obergefell v. Hodges. What are some of the possible implications to overturning states power to determine what constitutes marriage? Record your answer in 1-2 sentences In my own words

Answer 1

Overturning states’ power to define marriage would remove a major source of discrimination by guaranteeing same-sex couples equal legal rights and benefits nationwide. But it also shifts authority away from states, reducing local control and fueling conflicts over religious liberty and federalism.