Theodore B. Olson, conservative attorney who helped win gay marriage in California, dies at 84
Briefly

Olson's advocacy for same-sex marriage, particularly through the challenge of California's Proposition 8, exemplified his commitment to human rights over partisanship, stating, 'this is about human rights and human decency.'
Through his landmark rulings, Olson reshaped critical legal landscapes, with decisions such as Bush vs. Gore and Citizens United, highlighting his influence on American law.
Despite facing backlash from conservative circles, Olson remained steadfast, reflecting on his journey and the emotional impact of his work, stating, 'the case changed my life a lot.'
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