LGBT Parenting Roundup
Lots of family profiles in this edition. Enjoy!
LGBTQ Parenting Roundup
LGBT Parenting Roundup: Brought to You By the Letter “P”
I was focused on Blogging for LGBT Families Day all last week (and I encourage you to go read everyone’s wonderful posts, if you haven’t), but the world of LGBT parenting didn’t stop going on around us. Here are some of the top stories from the past week.
LGBT Parenting Roundup
This week’s roundup is chock-full of superheroes and moms who rock (literally).
LGBT Parenting Roundup — Mothers’ Day Edition
A very happy Mothers’ Day or Mother’s Day to you, no matter how many moms you are celebrating! Here are some mom-related stories of note this week:
LGBT Parenting Roundup
Here are some of the LGBT parenting stories that caught my eye this week, which I haven’t written about in other posts:
LGBT Parenting Roundup
Lots of good stuff this week, including some great personal stories as well as much-needed research on LGBT families of color. Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
LGBT Parenting Roundup
Here are a few of the stories that caught my eye this week—some lovely family profiles and a few legal and political items, both good and bad:
LGBT Parenting Roundup
Some of the LGBT parenting stories I haven’t otherwise mentioned this week—coincidentally, all with an international flavor:
LGBT Parenting Roundup
Some of the parenting-related stories that caught my eye this week, including a few items showing that more countries are protecting the legal relationships between children and their parents in a variety of family forms—but that many jurisdictions are still grappling with the issues raised by assisted reproduction and same-sex couples:
LGBT Parenting Roundup
A shortish roundup this week, but all kinds of good reads:
Same-sex parents who have biological or stepchildren tend to be economically disadvantaged compared to their opposite-sex counterparts, whereas same-sex parents who have adopted tend to be economically advantaged, says demographer Gary Gates of UCLA’s Williams Institute. Despite the common media view of same-sex parents as relatively wealthy (see Modern Family, The L Word, The Kids Are All Right, etc.), Gates says, “a complete picture of LGBT parents in the U.S. would show a community with substantial socioeconomic and racial/ethnic diversity.”