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    Map of Same-Sex Couples’ Rights

    Today we posted a new map to show the rights for same-sex couples across the US:

    Louise Ma’s design really jumps out, and I like the way it works interactively.

    We wrestled with this a lot — and were inspired by the great gay rights data visualization by Feilding Cage and the Guardian crew.

    In the end, though, we decided to tell a smaller story, focusing on laws affecting same-sex couples. We tinkered with several cartograms and data charts, opting in the end for the US map.

    Does it work for you? Let us know by tweeting at us @datanews.

    — John Keefe

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      NY ftw
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      Ok thank you North Carolina and Arkansas for being the only southern states to have done anything to help bullyingAnd it...
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      surprised that there aren’t more places that allow for adoption. It’s been legal here in Indiana for as long as
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      I think it’s sad how none of the states have all of the rights. :(
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      Wow.
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      geez
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      ONA Issues: Beautifully done interactive...from WNYC, as part of their #30issues series....
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      THANKS OHIO YOU’RE THE BEST
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      This makes me very sad. Too much white. And for some reason, I thought California had civil unions, too. Goddamn.
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