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Tag Archives: Rob Watson
A Gay Dad’s Open Letter to the Christian Grandmother Proposing Homophobic Themed Books for Teens
Laurie Higgins is a Christian grandmother with a limited professional background (according to her bio). She has worked as “cultural analyst” for The Illinois “Family” Institute for six years, and before that was employed in the “writing center” for a … Continue reading
A Gay Dad’s Guide to the Men’s Room for Single and Lesbian Moms
I am a fan of blog writer Shannon Ralph. She recently wrote a piece that hit me right in my dad-spot called 11 Things Only the Parents of Boys Understand. While my generalizations meter was on high guard as I … Continue reading
Why I Write as a “Gay” Dad
I did not intend to write about this topic. A friend of mine, Henry Amador, blogger and founder of Dadsquared, addressed it in a piece called “The Battle Cry of the Gay Dad” for The Next Family. He captured the … Continue reading
A Gay Dad Tribute to a Mom Mourning the Loss of Her Daughter, as Her Transgender Son Emerges
I met Lex in March of this year. My co-host of the radio show Out in Santa Cruz let me know we would be interviewing a transgender man who was going to read his poetry on the air. Even … Continue reading
Posted in Prejudice
Tagged Break This Skin poem, gender identity, Lex, Mother of transgender man, mourning a child, Rob Watson, transition, Yolanda Beatty
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A Gay Dad Offers Governor Rick Perry a Twelve-Step Recovery Program for His Homosexuality Problem
If you are gay, and you are wishing upon a star, it is probably not a good idea for it to be the Lone Star of Texas. This past week, that particular entity has been more than a little dim … Continue reading
Saying Good-bye to My Dad and Fathers Day as I Have Known It
Eleven years ago, I joined the ranks of honorees for Father’s Day. The previous July, my son Jason was born and put into my arms. The first Father’s Day for me was quiet with plenty of attention from friends … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward Watson, fathers day, Good bye to elderly parent, parenthood, pride in children, Rob Watson
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Nancy Grace Over Her Anita Bryant Fiction
A few months ago, I appreciated Nancy Grace’s perspective. News media were reporting that a woman named Jessica Dutro had killed her little boy because she thought he might be gay. As a gay dad, I hurt for the little … Continue reading
A Gay Dad’s Letter to Michelle Duggar
There was still something missing in all that has been talked about. The Duggars were not just a benign family in which a horrific situation unfolded. They were advocates and proponents, not just of their own “lifestyle”, but in attacking various personas within the LGBT community umbrella, my family being one such target. There is more to be said to them, and so I have decided to articulate it in this open letter to their matriarch, and one of the most homophobic voices in the family, Michelle Duggar.
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