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Jerusalem Post World News. White House lights up with gay Pride colors following historic court ruling Obama, the first sitting president to support gay marriage, hailed the ruling as a milestone in American justice that arrived "like a thunderbolt. White House lights up after gay marriage ruling. The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the US Constitution provides same-sex couples the right to marry, handing a historic triumph to the American gay rights movement. Subscribe for our daily newsletter.



As revelers strolled down P Street toward Logan Circle at around p. Radical protest group No Justice, No Pride had come to stop the party. What side are you on? As LGBT editor at ThinkProgress Zack Ford reported at the time , protesters not participating in the blockage handed out pink flyers enumerating their demands. Chief among them: the expulsion of D.