Once apon a time, in a land called the United States, there was the fight for marriage equality.

Many, many states didn't allow marriage equality like: Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.

But many people in these states wanted the right to marry who the love or have their marriage be regonized by the state; Just like Jim Obergefell.

Obergefell was upset because his partner, John Arthur, was dying and the Ohio would not acknowledge their marriage on this death certificate. So he appealed but he lost.

He decided to appeal the decision again, but his time he took it to the Supreme Court. The Justices looked over it and decided to hear his case.

After a lot of arguing and questions, the Supreme Court decided (5-4) that same-sex marriage was constitutional under the 14th amendment.

Justice Anthony Kennedy said in the majority opinion that, "The Constitution promises liberty to all within its reach, a liberty that includes certain specific rights that allow persons, within a lawful realm, to define and express their identity."