The Constitutional Law that covers this Alabama case are the 9th, 10th and 14th Amendments. The 14th Amendment according to SCOTUS. Precedent is about race relations and Citizenship. Not about Marriage. Not one word in the 14th covers Marriage.
Wrong again. You're applying exclusion that the courts never did. The courts found that the 14th amendment applies in race based cases. You're claiming that the 14th amendment ONLY applies in race based cases. And that's not a finding of the courts.
That's you citing yourself. And its blithering nonsense. Like insisting that if a cop pulls over the driver of a Corolla for speeding, that they can ONLY pull over drivers of Corollas for speeding.
There's no such restriction.
In the Romer v. Evans case the court explicitly found that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause had been violated. Utterly destroying your claim that the 14th doesn't apply to gays and that it only applies race and citizenship based cases.
The equal protection clause applies to all citizens, all laws, all privileges and immunities. The restrictions you insist the courts applied, the courts never even mention.