Sentences with phrase «special gay child»

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Christians tell us that marriage and s - x is a special blessing from God to his children, except of course for those of his children that he made gay.

Gay men and lesbians are adopting children with special needs in the U.S. as well as being considered in the adoption of younger children through private and international adoptions.

I am a gay or lesbian parent seeking child visitation rights, are there any special considerations I need to take into account?

Those books say that humans and dinosaurs co-existed, that slaves were treated well, and that gay men and lesbians have no more claims to special rights than child molesters or rapists.

These texts teach students Bible - based facts, including the following: dinosaurs and humans co-existed on Earth; slave - masters generally treated their slaves well; in some areas, the KKK fought the decline in morality by using the sign of the cross; and gay people have no more claims to special rights than child molesters or rapists.

, including the following: dinosaurs and humans co-existed on Earth; slave - masters generally treated their slaves well; in some areas, the KKK fought the decline in morality by using the sign of the cross; and gay people have no more claims to special rights than child molesters or rapists.

As a general rule, any adult who is considered a «fit parent» may adopt a child, but some states have special requirements for adoptive parents, including married lesbian or gay persons.

Bullying is often suffered by children that have Special Education Needs and Disabilities or children either confused about their sexuality or identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

But research suggests that gays and lesbians are more likely than heterosexuals to adopt older, special - needs and minority children, he said.

ISSUES MEDIATED: Family including Divorce, Elder Care, Adult Child and Caregiver, Healthcare Billing and Coverage, Special Education, Gay and Lesbian Partnership

A combined sample: 86 parents of 117 adopted special needs children; 47 gay / lesbian parents of 68 adopted children; and 25 heterosexual parents of 43 adopted childrenThe majority of families were recruited from four adoption programs in a large metropolitan area in a southern state