"We conclude that, in light of the history of pernicious discrimination faced by
gay men and lesbians, and because the institution of marriage carries with it a status and significance that the newly created classification of civil unions does not embody, the segregation of heterosexual and homosexual couples into separate institutions constitutes a cognizable harm."
-- The Connecticut Supreme Court in a 4-3 ruling that civil unions are not equal and the state has to recognize same-sex couples with marriage.
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