Search

The article focuses on a lesbian couple who have created their own family in unique ways despite the societal limitations they faced; other topics include their struggles with conceiving, their legal journey to marriage equality, and the experience of breastfeeding as a non-birth mother.

The article presents the author's experience of exploring the group identity through Family Week in Provincetown, Massachusetts, with her wife and two children. She considers Provincetown a safe adventure and pocket-friendly option for queer families during Family Week. She discusses going to the beach, eating delicious food at Yolqueria and Liz's Café, and riding the bikes with the kids.

The article presents the author's experience of vacationing at Virginia Beach in Virginia with her wife and two children. She discusses staying at a Holiday Inn, watching a big statue of Triton, and enjoying the banana boat ride. They enjoyed Motor World, in which there were 11 different Go Kart tracks, but children's age or height restricted them to two or three. They saw turtles, schools of fish, and paintings up and down the beach.

The article reports that East Bronx Academy for the Future is a tiny little 6-12 New York City DOE school nestled in the crook of 174th and Southern Boulevard where the 2 and 5 trains stop. It mentions that EBA is a multipurpose room that substitutes for a gym attached Seabury Park used in the warmer weather with a student painted mural conveying our chivalrous values on one side of the park.

An interview with vloggers Monica and Jing Contreras-Paraoan is presented. When asked what their YouTube vlog is about, they refer to pregnancy in same sex couple. They also shares about their first meeting, early lives and coming out experiences, and how their early life sexuality shaped their present circumstances.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of spending family vacations with her same-sex spouse and their children at the Walt Disney World theme park in Orlando, Florida, and mentions the park's rides, customer service, and scheduling fast passes.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of cruising with Norwegian cruise line(NCL) in Bermuda Island.

The article offers the author's views on LGBT parenting. She states that being part of the LGBT community did not made her good as the straight parents but made her an exceptional parent to her kids. She also shares her perspectives on the internal and external battles faced by the children of LGBT couples due to their same sex family.

An interview with the poetess Julia P. Howard is presented. When asked about her sources of inspiration, she refers to the political and historical influences of the world around her. She believes that she comments on the issues she confronted while raising her children Nicholas and Jordan. She also briefly discusses the themes she wants to convey with her poetry.

The article offers travel tips for Baltimore and recommends establishments inside the Hotel Monaco at B&O Railroad building, Ripley's Museum at the harbor, and Maryland Zoo in Druid Hill Park.

The author ponders on the heterosexist paradigm and the violence and prejudice experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. She expresses disappointment with the existence of homophobia and the lack of marriage equality. She shares her realization about the need for people to examine their expectations relating to a scene in the television show "Queer as Folk" wherein a high school gay couple in a Catholic school danced in front of their peers at their prom.