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Ask the Expert: ‘Our parents are inviting g...
Published on Thursday, September 9, 2010 by logointern3 Stumped on when to send out your STDs (save-the-date announcements)? Don’t know who should be invited to your rehearsal dinner? Get the answers to all your etiquette questions for your gay wedding by submitting your dilemma to etiquette@equallywed.com. Q We are paying for the bulk of our own wedding. We’re both in our mid-30s, have established careers and don... Read More » -
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Ask the Expert: “We don’t want kids at ou...
Published on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 by Jennifer Vanasco Stumped on when to send out your STDs (save-the-date announcements)? Don’t know who should be invited to your rehearsal dinner? Get the answers to all your etiquette questions for your gay wedding by submitting your dilemma to etiquette@equallywed.com. Q We love kids, but my partner and I don’t want them in or at our wedding—both the ceremony and the re... Read More » -
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Ask the Expert: ‘Is taking my partner’s n...
Published on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 by Jennifer Vanasco Stumped on when to send out your STDs (save-the-date announcements)? Don’t know who should be invited to your rehearsal dinner? Get the answers to all your etiquette questions for your gay wedding by submitting your dilemma to etiquette@equallywed.com. Q I’m thinking of taking my partner’s last name after we marry, but some of our friends have been giving me... Read More » -
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Ask the Expert: ‘Is taking my partner’s n...
Published on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 by Jennifer Vanasco Stumped on when to send out your STDs (save-the-date announcements)? Don’t know who should be invited to your rehearsal dinner? Get the answers to all your etiquette questions for your gay wedding by submitting your dilemma to etiquette@equallywed.com. Q I’m thinking of taking my partner’s last name after we marry, but some of our friends have been giving me... Read More » -
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Corvino: Taking on the new argument against g...
Published on Friday, August 20, 2010 by Jennifer Vanasco Ross Douthat’s recent New York Times op-ed against marriage equality is notable for many things, not least its frank rejection of some standard bad arguments against same-sex marriage. Douthat denies that marriage “has always been defined as the union of one man and one woman” and that the nuclear family “is the universal, time-tested path to forming famil... Read More » -
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The ‘ban gay adoption’ movement: sacrific...
Published on Thursday, July 29, 2010 by logointern1 When child protective services took two young children from their home and brought them to Frank Martin Gill and his partner in December 2004, protective services told the men - experienced foster parents - that the boys deserved a good holiday. The men were planning to move soon but agreed to take them temporarily. It was clear the boys, ages four years and four... Read More » -
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Ireland parliament passes civil partnerships ...
Published on Thursday, July 8, 2010 by logointern1 Ireland passed a bill recognizing civil partnerships, which includes gay civil partnerships, reports the Irish Times. Ireland’s upper parliamentary house, the Seanad, passed the Civil Partnership Cohabitation Bill in a 48 to 4 vote after the bill passed through the lower house, the Dáil, without a vote today. Before the vote, amendments were being discussed, inclu... Read More » -
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Top gay family cities: Boulder
Published on Friday, July 2, 2010 by logointern1 Editor’s note: This is the last in a special MWF Pride series on the top small(ish) cities for LGBT families to live, from a great site for families, We Are Goodkin. Check them out, and check back for all 10 cities! Want to guess what the others are? Put it in the comments, below. Boulder, Colorado Thirty-five miles west of Denver, nestled against the Flatiron Moun... Read More » -
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Top gay family cities: Burlington
Published on Monday, June 28, 2010 by logointern3 Editor’s note: This is the ninth in a special MWF Pride series on the top small(ish) cities for LGBT families to live, from a great site for families, We Are Goodkin. Check them out, and check back for all 10 cities! Want to guess what the others are? Put it in the comments, below. Burlington, Vermont The Burlington region is an epicenter of outdoor activities. Ev... Read More » -
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Top gay family cities: Austin
Published on Friday, June 25, 2010 by logointern2 Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a special MWF Pride series on the top small(ish) cities for LGBT families to live, from a great site for families, We Are Goodkin. Check them out, and check back for all 10 cities! Want to guess what the others are? Put it in the comments, below. Austin, Texas Nestled among the rolling hills and lakes of Central Texas, the “L... Read More »