Legally married today, legally fired tomorrow

The Washington Post 2015-02-18

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Thirty-seven states and the District of Columbia have marriage equality. But only 21 of them and the District have anti-discrimination laws that cover sexual orientation. Post opinion writer Jonathan Capehart says this "puts a damper on the honeymoon for millions of same-sex couples."
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