Back in the late 40’s my mother (before she was my mother) attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas. She loves to tell the story about how when she arrived from her home in the suburbs of Chicago she made a few friends and they hopped a bus to go somewhere in town. As she climbed aboard, she saw some empty … Read the rest
Here’s a fascinating look from the inside at the silenced children of same-sex parents. “I loved my mom’s partner, but another mom could never have replaced the father I lost.” It will be interesting to see the gay community’s response to Heather Barwick’s bold article. Read it all at The Federalist’s Website…
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It just keeps getting more and more weird, people. This story just rolled across my desk and it happened right in my own neck of the woods. It’s about a woman who is married to a man and also married to a woman. Turns out she forgot to finalize her divorce with the man before she married the woman…. oops. … Read the rest
Do the voices of children in gay and lesbian households matter? In the film Stained Glass Rainbows I interviewed a 13 year old girl who was being raised by her two mothers. Overall, she gave her home and her moms glowing reviews. She even went as far as saying that some of her friends thought that her having two mom’s … Read the rest
The battle over same-sex marriage continues to rage on in America. This issue has been dominating the public sphere for quite some time now and doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. As soon as someone declares bans on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional, someone else files a countersuit and and the game of ring-around-the-rosy continues. Anyone remember how that … Read the rest
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