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Kentucky Kills Anti-Gay
Adoption Bill

A proposed Kentucky bill banning unmarried couples from adopting children died when it failed to make the agenda for a senate vote.

A proposed Kentucky bill banning unmarried couples from adopting children died when it failed to make the agenda for a senate vote.

The measure stated that anyone "cohabitating with a sexual partner outside of marriage" cannot be considered as a foster or adoptive parent. Though it would have banned any unmarried couple, the bill was seen as specifically targeting same-sex couples from adoption.


A similar bill has been seen in Tennessee. Three states -- Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas -- currently have laws that outlaw adoption by unmarried couples.

Republican Sen. Gary Tapp of Shelbyville said he plans to file the bill again next year.

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