February 24, 2012 | 5:32 PM | By Matthew Green
A Brief History of the Gay Marriage Struggle in California
INCLUDES: INTERACTIVE TIMELINE
Interactive timeline produced by KQED online producer Lisa Pickoff-White
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Matthew Green runs KQED’s News Education Project, a new online resource for educators and the general public to help explain the news. The project lives at kqed.org/lowdown. View all posts by Matthew Green →
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