by Jeremy Legg | Aug 30, 2017 | The Latest |
Chile appears set to become the latest South American country to legalize same-sex marriage, following Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and Colombia. The bill, introduced by President Michelle Bachelet, will take time to make its way through Congress, but it is another...
by Katy Faust | Aug 27, 2017 | Foundations, The Latest |
Australian homosexual couples enjoy the same legal rights as heterosexual couples but there is still a (very ugly) battle raging over the last conceptual distinction between gay and straight unions: the term “marriage.” The Land Down Under is set for a...
by Jennifer Friesen | Aug 7, 2017 | Studies, The Latest |
Mountains of evidence confirm that children do best when they live with their married biological parents; no alternative family structure affords children the level of protection and stability as their natural family. Children under the pressure of a broken family...
by Katy Faust | Jul 2, 2017 | The Latest |
John McEnroe. I have hardly heard his name since I was a kid listening to my dad yell at the TV screen for him to “stop throwing his racket around like a baby!” But in the last few weeks, the bad boy of tennis has captured headlines and my...
by Katy Faust | Jun 26, 2017 | The Latest |
On the second anniversary of the national redefinition of marriage, today the US Supreme Court struck down an Arkansas law that kept same-sex couples from listing their spouse as a parent on their child’s birth certificate. Why? Because, as many of us argued...
by Brandi Walton | Jun 19, 2017 | The Latest |
Another Father’s Day. Another phone call I didn’t make. I was raised by my lesbian mother who divorced my father when I was one year old. My mother told my father to go away and never come back. And that’s exactly what he did. It should come as no...
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