A federal judge in Los Angeles ruled yesterday that the son of two married men, one a U.S. citizen and one an Israeli citizen, must be recognized as a U.S. citizen like his twin brother. But the ruling does not change a State Department policy that will allow continued discrimination against same-sex couples and their children.
I posted my big year-in-review piece yesterday, but here are some more stories about LGBTQ parents and our children to note as we slide towards the end of 2018.
Lots of great family stories this time, plus a few other bits of news from round and about. Have a read!
This edition, we have news about the executive and mom who just became the first out queer woman to lead a Fortune 500 company (one best known for its butter), plus more news from round and about.
Pride Month may be drawing to a close, but there’s still lots of news for and about LGBTQ parents. Read on for headlines from Hong Kong, Israel, Ireland, and Britain as well as the U.S. Learn about a young pro hockey player showing pride for his family, and see what you think about Fox’s idea for a new show with a queer mom.
It’s Pride Month, and there’s always a lot happening, so let’s round things up! Read on for news and resources you may have missed.
As we head into the holidays, here are some of the LGBTQ parenting stories making headlines around the world.
Here’s what’s been going on ’round and about in LGBTQ parenting lately, complete with supermodels.
Lots of stories here I haven’t covered elsewhere, including a few that look at ramifications of some recent federal court decisions, a couple of jurisdictions reconsidering surrogacy laws, and some nice family profiles.
Lots to round up this week, in the U.S. and elsewhere, so hang on to your hats.
