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    Editorial: The Supreme Court could soon affirm — or undermine — LGBTQ rights

    by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Apr 23, 2019 3 minutes

    The Supreme Court has played a historic role in ending discrimination against gay people, most recently in a 2015 ruling that the Constitution required civil marriage to be available to same-sex couples. The question is whether the court's conservative majority, including two justices appointed by President Donald Trump, will tarnish that record by taking a needlessly narrow view of a landmark civil rights law.

    That troubling possibility arose Monday when the court agreed

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