Essays on Gay Adoption

For years Gay parenting has been looking at differently in society. In the media, in the politics and in history. It has been viewed as a bad influence to some people and a good influence to the others. There are some major issues and challenges...

In the United States, 135,000 children are legally taken in and brought up by an adult that is not their biological parent each year. This action, known as adoption, has shaped an abundant amount of lives. Imagine being one of the 428,000 kids are in...

The question of adoption or fostering by LGBT whether living with a partner or not remains controversial. There is one view that such applicants should not be excluded from consideration providing they can satisfy an agency that they can provide a home in which a...

Introduction In Mexico City in 2010, it was “approved to allow same-sex marriage and since then, some states have continued with the reforms to the law”, modifying their civil codes to allow equal marriages. However, they are currently only “sixteen states that have approved equal...

Most American’s in today’s world have been exposed to homosexuality in one form or another. They may have directly seen a gay or lesbian couple, or have simply heard about them on the news or social media. Gay marriage is nothing uncommon in this generation,...

AP Statistics In a world where marriage between individuals of the same sex is increasingly recognised in law, opponents still believe that children raised by gay couples “end up worse” when they don’t live in a heteronormative household. It’s a common theory that children try...

Traditional Family, Gay Parenting and Surrogacy Gay parenting refers to male partners who raise children as parents. Gay people can have children by various methods which include surrogacy, foster parenting, adoption and donor insemination. The traditional family is a structure which involves only two married...

Introduction In Mexico City in 2010, it was “approved to allow same-sex marriage and since then, some states have continued with the reforms to the law” (Milenio), modifying their civil codes to allow equal marriages. However, they are currently only “sixteen states that have approved...