CNN: Gay in America

Polecam, dokumenty stacji CNN o rodzinach homoseksualnych dużo w polsce mówi się, uczy np rzeczpospolita, nasze rodziny są takie same normalne jak inne, czas zaakceptować, tu nie można histerii prawicowców i część osób homoseksualny, łatwo krytykować rodziny homoseksualne nie znać czas poznać, nie trzeba ojca i matkę żeby być rodziną, do dyskryminację organizację rodzinę też dyskryminują własne rodziny tak zwane samotny rodziców, czy takie dzieci którzy mają jednego rodzica też zakazywać? uczą te organizację są lepsze ich rodziny inne są złe szkodzą, najbardziej dzieciom po uczą poglądów ich i będą dyskryminować inny.

Anti-gays hide their bias behind the Bible

But theology and history aside, it is clear from the lack of consistent reaction to and organization against the litany of other present-day sins that a large number of people who call themselves Christians do not follow the literal interpretation of the Bible either. So, if some of us are picking and choosing which Bible verses to follow, why are so many opting to pick and choose verses that appear to condemn homosexuality and not the one against marrying a woman who isn't a virgin? If sin is sin, why such Christian angst directed at the GLBT community and not the greedy corporate community, which, quite frankly, has more direct impact on the average person's life The answer is simple: Those who are uncomfortable or fearful of someone who is different from them sometimes hide behind religion to gain power, nurture their ignorance and justify their prejudices. It's no different from Christian slave owners using Scriptures to feel better about enslaving Africans, or men pointing to Jezebel as a way to keep women out of the clergy, or Bob Jones University picking verses that supported the school's ban on interracial dating. The extremists aren't fighting gay rights because of sin and honoring Leviticus 18:22. If they were, then where are the faith-based organizations spending millions trying to make adultery a crime punishable by death, as suggested in Leviticus 20:10? Is 18:22 more true than 20:10, or does it just support a more common and entrenched prejudice? - edition.cnn.com/

Two moms or two dads, no worries

"For several years I went out of my way to hide my situation or not discuss it, simply from fear of ridicule. However, when I got into high school, I started to be more open and bold about it." Now grown-up and in a heterosexual marriage, Roth says his friends loved his fathers and thought they were "cool parents." Overall, he says his upbringing was a good one. "I was raised with good morals, a great education and all of the love in the world," Roth said. "People that don't believe that a child can be raised 'normally' in a homosexual household are just ignorant."
When two women or two men decide to have children together, there's a few thorny issues to work out. From who gives birth to obtaining and divvying up the sperm, the rules change -- just a little. And then there's the mommy and daddy part. edition.cnn.com

The gay 'Brady Bunch' family

David Mayer and Keith Kennard's family is a modern-day Brady Bunch, with a twist. David, 43, has three sons and a daughter. His partner, Keith, 47, has three boys of his own. Together they are two gay men raising seven children. - edition.cnn.com