Local lesbo, writer, and gadfly E.J. Graff, author of the excellent "What Is Marriage For?" (feel free to borrow my copy if you need to find out the answer, by the way), weighs in on the Mass gay marriage revolution in The American Prospect, with her signature flair: "The only thing that's remained static about marriage is its name -- and the kind of vitriol it inspires whenever there's a change to its rules." Right on, sister.