Which do you think?

West Virginia or something irrelevant

Mississippi, I think. Alabama and Georgia will be among the last, too.

Mississippi

It's going to be a tossup between:

Texas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Arizona
Mississippi
Tennessee (maybe)
South Carolina (not sure about the North)
Georgia

Basically all of the the bible belt.

Edit: Forgot Alabama the most backward state in the US.

Mississippi. They just incorporated parts of the civil rights act that was supposed to be incorporated 50+ years ago. Moreover, they just completed changing their laws that were supposed to be changed 110 + yeas ago regarding slavery. So, it's going to be a while.

Texas already had a judge rule that gay marriage ban is unconstitutional so we're making progress

Tennessee has already had 3 homosexual marriages and three challenges to our constitution are in the Tennessee Supreme Court with 1 being in a Federal Appellate Court. Our will be overturned sometime in the next three years.

Mississippi/Alabama

Most likely Idaho

A state in the Bible Belt probably

Mississippi

Didn't know about that. Thanks for the info guys it's great that we are making progress.

I think TEXAS

Mississippi

"In November 2000, Alabama became the last state to overturn a law banning interracial marriage."

That's 33 years after the Lovings Supreme Court ruling. So, I can see them doing it again.

I know how you feel sis. Sometimes I am jelly of the states where its already legal but I remind myself that the day when we have it coming sooner than we think.

#rude

Mississippi, in like 2125. Didn't they just overturn slavery like last year ?