Nikon Campaign Features Gay Dads
Nikon USA has featured gay dads Kordale and Kaleb–whose photo about doing their daughters’ hair went viral last year–as part of a new marketing campaign.
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NOH8 Photo Features Two Moms Breastfeeding
A recently posted photo for the NOH8 campaign features two moms breastfeeding their 18-month-old baby. One article, however, misses the point that both moms—biological and nonbiological—are of equal value as parents.
A Mother’s Journey as “Reluctant Outlier”
Here’s a great read to start your week. Alysia Abbott writes about how raising her son, who is autistic, relates to her experience growing up with her gay dad and being part of “an outlier community” in both cases.
Two Moms Welcome One of 1st Babies of 2015
Two moms had the first baby in their county and one of the first in the nation this year.
3 Sisters Explain Why their Moms Should Be Able to Marry
Sisters Kinsey, Jillian, and Teagan live in Kentucky with their two moms. They’ve made a wonderful video about why the U.S. Supreme Court should allow their moms to marry.
Texas Teen with Two Moms Speaks Out for Marriage Equality
Texas is not the most progressive of states, as most of us know. All the more reason, then, to admire 16-year-old Mason Marriott-Voss, who spoke recently about his two moms to a Freedom to Marry town hall at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin.
For Hanukkah, Here’s a Funny Jewish Lesbian Mom Talking About Her Family
A very Happy Hanukkah to all of you starting your celebrations tonight! In honor of the occasion, here’s a very funny video of Jewish comedian and lesbian mom Judy Gold talking about her family.
Boy in Viral Ferguson Photo Has Two Moms
You’ve probably seen the photo: a young Black boy exchanging a tearful hug with a White police officer at a protest about the shooting of a Black teen in Ferguson, Missouri. It was a small moment of hope at an otherwise bleak time. But did you know that the boy, 12-year-old Devonte Hart, has two moms?
Stories of Parents with HIV/AIDS
Today is World AIDS Day, and it’s worth checking out these sites and writers who are sharing stories of parents with HIV/AIDS, from their own perspectives and those of their children.
Rainbow Letters Wants Stories of Having LGBTQ Parents
The Rainbow Letters is a great new project that aims to collect and share the stories of those who have LGBTQ parents.