Roberta Kaplan
Roberta Kaplan · Civil Rights & Human Rights
Litigator who won United States v. Windsor at the Supreme Court, a decisive step toward US marriage equality.
1966, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
New York City
Roberta Kaplan is recognized among Jewish contributors to Civil Rights & Human Rights — Litigator who won United States v. Windsor at the Supreme Court, a decisive step toward US marriage equality.
Roberta Kaplan is a Jewish American litigator who won United States v. Windsor at the Supreme Court in 2013, striking down the federal Defense of Marriage Act. The case was a decisive step toward marriage equality in the United States. She has continued to litigate landmark civil rights cases against discrimination and hate.
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Litigator who won United States v. Windsor at the Supreme Court, a decisive step toward US marriage equality.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberta_Kaplan
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