18% of LGBTQ+ adults are parents — and they're raising over 5 million children
The "traditional" American family isn't so traditional after all.
July 17 2024 12:27 PM
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The "traditional" American family isn't so traditional after all.
“All the kids who come into our house have left an impact on us," say Travis and Michael VanZant, who have fostered 20 children thanks to an agency in Tennessee.
After 18 years of marriage, Shaye and Amanda Scott are finally planning a ceremony authentic to them.
In a landmark legal victory, advocates dismantled Florida's 'don't say gay or trans' law, championing a more inclusive and accepting educational environment for LGBTQ+ students and families.
José Rolón, known as @nycgaydad on social media, is speaking out after a "D-list Tucker Carlson" accused him of sexcrimes without evidence.
The Colorado leader opens up about maintaining an idyllic home life in increasingly uncertain times.
This National Adoption Month, an attorney for Family Equality highlights a different type of adoption: stepparent, second parent, and confirmatory adoption for LGBTQ+ parents.
The Michigan Supreme Court gives a fresh look at an old doctrine in light of Obergefell v. Hodges.