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Video from “When the Professional becomes Political: Responding to the New Family Structures Survey” at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association
This panel grew out of the controversy following the publication of Mark Regnerus’s article “How Different are the Adult Children of Same Sex Parents? Findings from the New Family Structures Study” in the journal Social Science Research. The article’s claims … Continue reading
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Tagged gay, gay marriage, heterosexism, homophobia, lesbian, parenting, Regnerus, research, same-sex families, sociology
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Queer Numbers: Social Science as Cultural Heterosexism
This is the text of a talk presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, on a panel entitled “When the Professional Becomes Political: Responding to the New Family Structures Survey,” on August 12, 2013. It was offered … Continue reading
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Tagged children, families, gay parents, heterosexism, homophobia, homopobia, methods, queer families, Regnerus, sociology
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Strong Amicus Brief from the American Sociological Association
Cross-posted on Queer(ing) Law The American Sociological Association just filed an amicus brief in the same-sex marriage cases at the Supreme Court presenting the strong social science consensus that children of same-sex couples fare just as well as children of opposite-sex couples. … Continue reading
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Tagged doma, law, prop 8, Same-Sex Marriage, sociology, supreme court
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Social (In)Queery 