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Category Archives: Marriage equality
A Gay Dad Tells His Eleven-Year Old Sons The Truth About Santa
My sons, who I have had since they were babies, adopted from foster care, are both eleven years old. They both still believe in Santa Claus. I take full responsibility for this. One skill , that those of us who … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Living, Marriage equality, Religion
Tagged gay dad, Rob Watson, Saint Nick, Santa Claus truth, telling kids about santa claus
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A Dad Appeals to the Bishop Judging the Methodist Minister Who Married His Gay Son
A Dad Appeals to the Bishop Judging the Methodist Minister Who Married His Gay Son.
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Family, Gay Christians, Marriage equality, Prejudice, Religion
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off About the LGBT Film Festival Theater that Betrayed Its Customers and Bank-Rolled Anti-Gay Causes
Trust and respect. These are two intangible qualities that most of us would like to think we get from the people with whom we live. We believe everyone around us holds the spirit of the Bostonians who, when bombs went … Continue reading
A Recovering Evangelical
A few weeks ago, I was in a discussion, although I was mostly listening to a former Universalist turned Roman Catholic, and a gay Episocpalian. We were comparing religious notes and it was a wonderful conversation. I mentioned that I … Continue reading
When the Same Sex Couple in the Family Are the Kids, Not the Parents
To hear the anti-gay crowd describe it, the concept of “family” is a narrow one. While claiming it to be “traditional,” their idea of family seems to be Adam and Eve stepping out of the Garden of Eden and right … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Living, Marriage equality, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Caring for elderly, Family, gay dad, gay son, LGBT family, Marriage equality, Rob Watson, same sex marriage
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The LGBT Declaration of Independence
It was “Dad’s night out” as I watched the end of a huge Hollywood blockbuster. In the movie, a fictional USA was in tatters having just overcome a violent and destructive enemy. Many iconic landmarks had been ruined and lay … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Hatred, Living, Marriage equality, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged ENDA, equality, LGBT Declaration of Independence, lgbt rights, Marriage equality, Rob Watson
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A Gay Dad’s Thank You to Justice Kennedy for Hearing My Kids’ Voices
A few months ago, I wrote a blog piece in anticipation of the Supreme Court review of marriage equality and the Prop 8 and DOMA cases. In that piece, an open letter to Justice Anthony Kennedy, I invited the jurist to dinner … Continue reading
A Mission Statement for the Social Conscience
A Mission Statement for the Social Conscience The Pre Ramble: I believe that I can be a better person tomorrow than I was yesterday only if I recognize my own faults and weaknesses today, and strive to be better. Sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Living, Marriage equality, Prejudice, Uncategorized
Tagged Ally, injustices, Mission Statement
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A Gay Dad Battles a Priest Over Cambridge University’s Praise of Gay Men as Parents
This week, Cambridge University released a study. It was published by the British Association of Adoption and Fostering. Their conclusion on the basis of the report was “Gay fathers, in particular, are extremely committed to parenting.” “Professor Susan Golombok is … Continue reading
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