December 11, 2011
Ever wondered what the best cuddling moves are to impress a woman? Here John Stamos gives us his best tips. Check it out! But in all seriousness, John Stamos and Bob Saget have teamed up to support Project Cuddle. They are a charity across the USA and Canada with a 24-hour helpline for women and ...
August 10, 2011
Knowing the law gives you the best tool to bend it but it doesn’t ensure you’ll get away clean, especially when your shady line of business means making big bucks from people’s desperation. Theresa Erickson, a lawyer specializing in reproductive law, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for faking surrogacy documents she presented to the San ...
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July 25, 2011
The Catholic Church in Australia issued an apology today for practices of forced adoption during the 50s, 60s and 70s. Young, unwed mothers were forced to give up their children for adoptions. Many were tricked or threatened into doing so. These practices weren’t unveiled until 2000, when many mothers came forward to talk about what ...
October 4, 2010
IVF, or in vitro fertilization, is all over the news these days, and there’s hardly a person who doesn’t know about assisted conception. But it wasn’t always this way. It used to be that infertile couple either had to adopt or just never have children. With up to ten percent of all couples being infertile, ...
September 16, 2010
Your family is expanding. Who would you rather pick? Option A has a reputation for good personal hygiene, cleanliness and impeccable manners. Option B has a reputation for being loud, drooling, stealing food and licking his balls on the couch. A third of Americans say they would pick Option B (perhaps because the only balls ...
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September 3, 2010
Is an abnormally high reduction in the number of children born in your own race considered racist or genocidal? Or are you simply looking out for your family by allocating resources and making sure every child is wanted? A controversial billboard in Texas proclaims “Black & Unwanted” with a photo of a sad Black baby’s ...
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adoption,
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Black babies,
conservatives,
controversy,
genocide,
Texas
September 2, 2010
When a Christian organization says “opposing same-sex adoption is not bigoted” you know they must be bigoted. Bigoted means being prejudiced, biased, or forming opinions without cause. Assuming that all same-sex couples will be bad parents and that the children would not thrive in these families is quite obviously forming an opinion without cause. Have ...
August 11, 2010
States in Mexico have been refusing to recognize same-sex marriages performed in Mexico City. This means couples have not had access to equal rights. Does this mean you marriage disappears when you cross the border? I hardly think so.
July 16, 2010
Argentina debated for over 14 hours yesterday on the issue of allowing same-sex marriage. Thousands of opponents and supporters picketed the streets, many of them against it for religious reasons in this Catholic country. But in the end, human rights triumphed. This will be the first country in South America to allow same-sex marriage and will hopefully ...
September 4, 2009
Crisis pregnancy centres are pressuring new moms into giving their babies up for adoption. An article in The Nation looks at how these organizations lure new mothers in, persuade them against abortion, and then bully them into giving their kids up to “better” families. Such enthusiasm for Christians to adopt en masse begins to seem ...