The New York Times is chock full o’ LGBT family goodness this weekend: Lisa Belkin’s “What’s Good for the Kids” looks at recent research showing that children of lesbian and gay parents tend to be more tolerant and less bound by gender stereotypes and assumptions. She relies heavily on a new book by Abbie Goldberg, Lesbian [...] Full story...
This ESPN story is apparently breaking all over the sporting news today and will surely hit the LGBT news soon.
The Canadians are on a roll. Hot on the heels of Who’s Your Daddy?, the volume of LGBTQ parenting essays I wrote about a couple of weeks ago, comes And Baby Makes More, a similar volume from a Canadian press, but one that focuses on the experiences of those who have used known donors, those [.
Sometimes people write to me with questions about parenting. I make no claim, however, to be an expert in all aspects of this grand adventure.
In what the Vermont Rutland Herald is calling “a first-of-its kind parent custody change,” Judge William Cohen of the Rutland Family Court yesterday granted sole custody of 7-year-old Isabella Miller to her non-biological mother, Janet Jenkins.
I’m passing this message along from the folks at COLAGE, who are hiring for a couple of positions.
Here is the eleventh in my series of quotes from Who’s Your Daddy? And Other Writings on Queer Parenting.
Equality California has a new ad, featuring Mary Kate, the teen daughter of lesbian moms Frances and Cynthia.
Helen and I assert that, contrary to recent headlines, lesbian parents are not better than straight ones (although we’re certainly no worse).
Here is the tenth in my series of quotes from Who’s Your Daddy? And Other Writings on Queer Parenting.
Mary Cheney, daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, this morning gave birth to Sarah Lynne Cheney, the second child for herself and partner Heather Poe.
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