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Remember when Kim Davis asked the Supreme Court to take her case to end marriage equality?
By Molly Sprayregen at LGBTQ Nation
· July 16, 2026
· 4 min read
Former county clerk Kim Davis has asked a second time for the Supreme Court to take her case, with anti-LGBTQ+ advocates hoping it could be the one to lead the justices to overturn marriage equality. Davis, a conservative Christian who has been married four times, refused to provide marriage license
Key takeaway Davis, a conservative Christian who has been married four times, refused to provide marriage licenses to gay couples in 2015 after the U.
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Category: rights ·
Published: July 16, 2026 ·
Source: LGBTQ Nation ·
Reading time: 4 min
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What is this story about? Former county clerk Kim Davis has asked a second time for the Supreme Court to take her case, with anti-LGBTQ+ advocates hoping it could be the one to lead the justices to overturn marriage equality. Davis, a conservative Christian who has been married four times, refused to provide marriage license
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