Assessing Gay and Straight Marriages from a Parenting Perspective The re-ordering of family relationships is re-shaping the way western society considers the role of each parent, with the traditional roles for men and women significantly changing in the last two decades. ... Same-sex parents however seek out and create communities of supportive couples who share their common sociological risks and concerns, thereby creating a more extended family as a result (Almack, 2008). ... In this sense, the communization of same-sex parents is one that illustrates how sociological framework...

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According to the American Civil Liberties Union 500,000 children are in foster care and over 100, 000 of these children need to be adopted. Last year there was only enough qualified adoptive parents for 20,000. The reason why there so many children in foster is simply because states are turning a ...

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