Two Movies that Document Lesbian Mom History
Every LGBTQ History Month, I like to remind readers of two great films that explore the early days of out lesbian moms.
Every LGBTQ History Month, I like to remind readers of two great films that explore the early days of out lesbian moms.
The Fosters, ABC Family’s drama about two lesbian moms and their five kids, ended its season with some storylines resolved, but others just beginning. Here’s what I liked about it–and what I hope for next.
Transgender and gender nonconforming children, their families, friends, and peers have something new to celebrate: a new children’s CD about gender diversity with great music and exuberant lines like “You don’t have to be just a boy or a girl/You can be a beautiful blended swirl.”
The Fosters, ABC Family’s lesbian mom drama, returns tonight after a previous season that saw the youngest same-sex kiss on television. It’s followed by the premiere of Becoming Us, a reality series about a young man and his transitioning transgender parent.
“Holy,” the first video from the new children’s album celebrating transgender and gender expansive children may just bring tears of joy to your eyes. Watch.
This cute video by British actor and filmmaker Olly Pike tells the tale of a prince who has found the man of his dreams–and stands above many other gay prince stories.
Stop what you’re doing and go watch this endearing short film about a girl with two moms learning about her creation. The daughter is played by Bea Miller, who went on to a top-10 spot on The X Factor and has two moms in real life!
At the GLAAD Media Awards last weekend, actor Kerry Washington received the Vanguard Award—and used her acceptance speech to talk about what it means to be an ally across many types of identity.
Gayby Baby, a wonderful documentary from the perspective of children with same-sex parents, will be premiering this April. Watch the trailer here.
Did you catch One Big Happy, the new sitcom about a single lesbian having a baby with her straight male best friend, Tuesday night? What did you think? I wanted to like it—but wasn’t impressed.