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Space Force Colonel Bree Fram. U.S. Department of Defense photo.

Ousted Space Force Colonel and Transgender Mom Is Running for Congress

U.S. Space Force Colonel Bree Fram, who was forced into retirement simply for being transgender, has announced she is running for Congress in Northern Virginia. She also has two kids, and has spoken of how she is motivated by the need to make a better world for all children.

Wahls for US Senate: Celebrating 15 Years of Advocacy

Celebrate 15 Years of Advocacy With Zach Wahls (and Me)

When Zach Wahls was 19, his speech to the Iowa legislature about his two moms helped shift the conversation around marriage equality. Wahls, now a two-term state senator running for U.S. Senate, is marking the speech’s 15th anniversary with a Zoom event next week. I’m one of the speakers, and hope you’ll join us.

LGBTQ Parenting Roundup

LGBTQ Parenting Roundup

The news has been coming in fast, so here’s a roundup of some LGBTQ parenting stories you may have missed, including political news, a groundbreaking donation, and a sports section full of athletic achievements, admirable advocacy, and new baby announcements.

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Wife of Woman Slain by ICE Says: ‘Renee was made of sunshine’

Becca Good, wife of Renee Good, the woman killed by ICE officers in Minneapolis on Wednesday, said in her first public statement on the tragedy that “Renee was made of sunshine,” and called upon people to honor her through kindness and love.

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Legally Protecting Your LGBTQ Family in 2026

A new year offers new motivation to set goals and make changes. For LGBTQ families, one of the most important goals should be to ensure our parent-child relationships are as legally secure as possible.

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Queer Soccer Superstar Weddings Include a Baby and Maybe One to Come

The turn of the year saw two weddings of soccer royalty, each offering a different look at marriage and parenthood. Sam Kerr and Kristie Mewis’s baby was part of their ceremony, while Marta and Carrie Lawrence might have a baby in their future. There are lessons for all of us in their two paths.

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LGBTQ Parentage Progress in 2025 and What Lies Ahead

Despite increasing anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and policies across the United States, 2025 saw several states pass parentage legislation that will help make LGBTQ families more secure. Polly Crozier, director of family advocacy at GLAD Law, spoke with me about the progress and what might be in store for 2026.

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