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    It all depends on whether the agency‚ the state and the country are open to gay adoption. Gay adoption is nothing new. Gays and lesbians have been adopting for a long time‚ but only recently gay adoptions have been done openly. Should gays have the right to adopt children in the United States? Should it be allowed? There is no legal or valid reason why gays and lesbians should be denied the right to adopt children; they have parental instincts and are as interested in beginning families and raising

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    findings in attitude research have been that heterosexual attitudes toward lesbians and gay men are negative and society finds this negativity acceptable. “In the world today‚ there are many views on a person’s sexual preference (e.g.‚ Rouse‚ 2002). Although prejudice against lesbians and gay men is widespread in American society (e.g.‚ Herek‚ 2000‚ Whitley & Aegisdottir‚ 2000)‚ Americans’ attitudes toward lesbians and gay men have become less negative over the past 30 years 1‚ with a gradual

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    and full responsibilities that may arise with the gay and lesbian communities with the adoption and rights of LGBT . The same sex partners of gay and lesbian couples face many of several issues when they decide to adopt a child into a loving household in becoming a unity of family bonds. Special rules may adhere to gay and lesbian partners with the ability to engage in applied parenting skills. GAY AND LESBIAN ADOPTION The gay and lesbian couples are known to decide adoption in bringing a child

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    serves as a prominent gay and lesbian role model and is an active participant in the LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) community. Additionally‚ she was an actress on her own sitcom show called “Ellen”. In the sitcom‚ Ellen revealed on an episode that she was a lesbian. According to bio.com it says‚ “Ellen’s character in her sitcom became the first lead in sitcom history to openly acknowledge her homosexuality on air.” This inspired many other gay and lesbian people to open up about their sexuality

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    misunderstanding of their nature‚ people also presuppose their appearance‚ mannerisms or relationship status in order to distinguish them from the heterosexual people. Gay men should have a limp wrist and being so feminine? Rough Girls with short hair must be a lesbian? Homosexual couples can’t endure a long-term relationship? These concepts had been deeply‚ commonly‚ but mistakenly‚ rooted. In fact‚ homosexual people not only have no difference with heterosexual people in daily life except their sexual orientation

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    at Mercer before joining the news team at CNN. Her degrees are in Marketing/Business Development and in public relations. She attended University of North Carolina as well as New York University. Craft‚ C.. "The Basics to Gay Adoption for Gay and Lesbian Couples." Gay adoption basics. N.p.‚ 2009. Web. 18 Apr 2012. The article is about tips on gay adoption and how to proceed a certain way with adoption for gays. Things like the state law as

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    acceptability has varied widely as well. The stigma of non-heterosexuality has faded considerably in the twenty-first century. Psychology no longer views homosexuality‚ bisexuality‚ and transexuality through a lens of pathology‚ instead recognizing that lesbians‚ gay men‚ bisexuals‚ and transgenders (collectively referred to as LGBT individuals) have particular issues related to their minority status and the ways in which they are viewed by American society (Garnets and Kimmel‚ Introduction 2). Formation

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    Deeply engaging with social issues‚ The Fosters’ ideological development departs from the quotidian inclusion in The Kids Are All Right. Visibility of lesbian characters in The Kids Are All Right is both apolitical and constrains queer visibility. Whereas The Fosters‚ albeit homonormative inclusion‚ effectively criticizes the ideological system that embeds the character narratives. Specifically‚ The Fosters’ meaningfully represents a family that is diverse and challenges the tropes of kinship. To

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    agree with all of their practices. On the other hand‚ the US Army has gone as far as expelling their gay and lesbian members. Background Information In the late 40 ’s‚ homosexuality was classified as a mental disorder‚ and most social scientists that paid attention to the issue at all were engaged in the development of treatments to change into heterosexuals those who expressed gay or lesbian feelings (Silverstein‚ 1991). I cannot believe that almost 70 years later‚ we‚ as a country are still so

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    children among planned lesbian families. The overall aim of this research was to examine whether planned lesbian families differ from heterosexual families in desire and motivation to have a child. But‚ I did find one interesting study that focused on the desire and motivation to have children. The method of this study was that 100 lesbian couples were compared to 100 herterosexual couples. All data were collected by means of questionnaires. The results stated that lesbian parents and heterosexual

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