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Renee Good. Photo: Jonathan Ross, via Wikipedia Commons. Public domain.

Partner and Family of Renee Good Sue for Accountability

Renee Good, a queer mother of three children, was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis last January. Now, her partner Becca Good has filed two lawsuits seeking to hold the agent, senior Trump administration officials, and the U.S. government accountable so that “no other family has to go through what we have.”

What Is a Pirate?

Author Disinvited from School Visit Over Gender-Nonconforming Character

Melinda Beatty’s delightful new picture book, What Is a Pirate? isn’t even out until next week, but the elementary school she herself attended has already rescinded an invitation for an author visit because of concerns that some people might take offense to the story’s gender-nonconforming protagonist.

LGBTQ Parenting Roundup - News, Views, and More

LGBTQ Parenting Roundup: Almost-Fall Edition

Head towards fall with LGBTQ family profiles, musings on parenthood, new baby announcements, parenting advice, and a sports section with wisdom from a legend! This roundup has news from around the world and across the LGBTQ spectrum.

World Trade Center. Photo by Dana Rudolph

9/11, 25 Years Later

It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years. Only a chance change of job that started the day before kept me from being at the World Trade Center site on September 11, 2001. Shortly afterward, my spouse and I began to talk seriously about having a child.

Lauren Hart Clancy

Creating a “Caring Community” for All Family Building Journeys

Building a family is not always easy, particularly for LGBTQ people, but finding inclusive, informed support can be a challenge in itself. Lauren Hart Clancy, executive director of AllPaths Family Building, spoke with me about how the non-profit is helping people of all identities start and grow their families.

Stack of open books

Book Ban and School Censorship Bills Advance in Congress

A federal bill that would ban books, activities, and programs that mention transgender people—and potentially all LGBTQ people—from K-12 public schools nationwide has moved ahead in the House and been introduced in the Senate, while two other school censorship bills have also advanced in the House in recent weeks.

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