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PBS's Now With
David Brancaccio explores adoption by gay
parents, April 7

Show speaks with gay couples in Florida fighting antigay adoption laws.


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The PBS public affairs show Now With David Brancaccio will examine gay parents and adoption laws on the Friday, April 7, edition. (Check local listings or the show's Web site for airdates in your area.) Gay couples in Florida who are legally barred from adopting will be featured. (The Advocate)

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