Hundreds of gay rights advocates and their supporters strode through the streets of Downtown Madison Friday evening with a giant rainbow flag, taking a victory lap in the long battle for same-sex marriage.
High court makes gay marriage law of the land, spurring many cheers, some dismay in Madison
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A.J. Blanchet, middle left, and Dallas Peters, right, both of Madison, march down King Street during a celebration Friday evening of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. "I'm really lucky to be alive today," said another marcher, Amanda Werhane, 42, of Madison, who wore a rainbow cape.
Bernie Hoes, of Madison, left, waits for a rally to begin in Downtown Madison celebrating Friday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that makes gay marriage legal nationwide.
Gay rights advocates gather on the Capitol Square in Madison and stride through the streets Friday evening, eliciting cheers from diners and motorists.
Gay rights advocates gather on the Capitol Square in Madison and stride through the streets Friday evening, eliciting cheers from diners and motorists.
Emanuel Fonseca, of Madison, marched with his husband, David Crowcroft, right, during a Madison rally Friday evening celebrating gay marriage becoming the law of the land. They were married last year on June 6, the first day marriage was legal in Wisconsin.
Walker said the ruling legalizing gay marriage is "judicial activism."
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People gathered Friday on the Capitol Square in Madison to celebrate the U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage nationwide.
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