How many stat still prohib adoptn by gay parents and what n we do about ? - ParentsTogether

Contents:

• HOW MANY STAT STILL PROHIB ADOPTN BY GAY PARENTS AND WHAT N WE DO ABOUT ?
• KENTUCKY JUDGE OPPOSED TO GAY ADOPTNS HAS LE CHANGE BLOCKED
• KENTUCKY JUDGE WHO REFED TO HANDLE GAY ADOPTNS RIGNS
• PROCR FOR GAY COUPL LOOKG TO ADOPT
• JUDGE WON'T HEAR GAY ADOPTNS BEE 'S NOT A CHILD'S 'BT TERT'

HOW MANY STAT STILL PROHIB ADOPTN BY GAY PARENTS AND WHAT N WE DO ABOUT ?

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KENTUCKY JUDGE OPPOSED TO GAY ADOPTNS HAS LE CHANGE BLOCKED

As the Commonwealth did not sanctn marriag between same sex upl, the rult was that homosexual and lbian partners were not permted to jotly adopt. Nohels, the adoptn procs for lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr parents differs.

It should be some nsolatn that there are approximately 3 ln lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, or queer (LGBTQ) Amerins who have had a child.

KENTUCKY JUDGE WHO REFED TO HANDLE GAY ADOPTNS RIGNS

A lot has changed the more than 40 years sce the first gay uple adopted a baby California 1979. Perhaps not surprisgly, more and more gay upl, specifilly, started adoptg: Same-sex upl are four tim more likely to adopt a child and six tim more likely to foster a child when pared to heterosexual upl. Wh more than 100, 00 children wag to be adopted this untry alone, allowg gay upl to adopt ensur more kids fd their forever hom.

-- A Kentucky fay urt judge who openly clared his opposn to adoptns by gay upl has been blocked om stutg a measure that may have let him avoid handlg such W. The Amerin Civil Liberti Unn of Kentucky and other groups plaed this week to the state’s judicial disciplary missn about ’s nial of the proposal was praised by gay-rights activist Chris Hartman.

Kentucky law allows gay upl to U. Supreme Court lg 2015 that effectively legalized same-sex marriage natnwi ced adoptns by same-sex upl as “powerful nfirmatn om the law self that gays and lbians n create lovg, supportive fai.

PROCR FOR GAY COUPL LOOKG TO ADOPT

”Nance hears fay urt s Barren and Metlfe unti, a ral stretch of south-central submtg his proposed le to the state’s chief jtice, Nance filed an orr late April statg that attorneys should notify urt officials if their adoptn s volve gay adults, so he n take steps to rece himself. He ced a state law requirg judg to disqualify themselv om proceedgs when they have a personal bias or that orr, Nance said he believ as a “matter of nscience” that “unr no circumstance” would be a child’s bt tert to be adopted “by a practicg homosexual. ”He said his “nscient objectn to the ncept of adoptn of a child by a practicg homosexual may nstute ‘personal bias or prejudice’” that would require his orr had not been rcd by Nance as of Friday afternoon, a Barren County urt official judge’s fenrs clu the Fay Foundatn of Kentucky, which also supported Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, who spent five days jail for refg to issue marriage licens to same-sex upl based on her relig Cothran, a spokman for the nonprof fay advocy group based Lexgton, said this week that he uldn’t image the state’s Judicial Conduct Commissn lg agast Nance “for dog what the law requir him to do — rece himself if he believ his views might bias a se.

JUDGE WON'T HEAR GAY ADOPTNS BEE 'S NOT A CHILD'S 'BT TERT'

Same-sex adoptn statistics suggt that more and more gay upl are adoptg. Today, 4 percent of adopted children and 3 percent of foster children are raised by gay and lbian parents, and 2 ln more LGBTQ dividuals are terted adoptg.