Long before most legal minds recognized there was a trail to same-sex marriage, Pizer was blazing it.
Inspired in part by lesbian professors at New York University School of Law, her alma mater, Pizer jumped into the fray of civil-rights advocacy early in her career. After stints as a judicial clerk, an abortion-rights leader and an attorney in private practice, she embarked on what became a 15-year tenure at Lambda Legal, a gay-rights organization. As senio...
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