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2013
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March
29
2013
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March
28
2013
Yesterday I was on Facebook while listening to NPR’s live coverage of the gay rights rally at the Supreme Court building here in Washington, D.C. I’m sure you know this but just in case you were in a coma, this week the Supreme Court hears two historic cases on gay rights: Prop 8, and the Defense of Marriage Act. This is our decade’s civil rights movement. The world is watching, our children are watching, too.
Although you might have figured out already that a.) I’m straight, and b.) I’m a mommy blogger, what you may not know about me is that I am a lifelong gay rights advocate. Read the Rest »

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March
22
2013

My little sister, Gail, died of MLD (infantile-onset metachromatic leukodystrophy) when she was two. Read the Rest »

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March
21
2013

This morning I listened to Terry Gross on NPR interview author Emily Rapp about what it’s like to be the mother of a child who had Tay-Sachs, a genetically-inherited and fatal disease.

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March
20
2013

Like the rest of the country, I’ve been following the Steubenville rape case, disgusted. Today I saw this headline: Steubenville Rapist to Appeal Because “His Brain Wasn’t Fully Developed Yet.” Seriously? It reminds me of the absurdity of the Twinkie defense in the Harvey Milk case back in the 70s. The brain doesn’t fully mature until age 26. Does this mean we can all commit crimes unimpeded up until we’re 26?

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March
19
2013

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March
16
2013
This is another update on how the New Rules thing at our house is going down (and I do mean down, as into the abyss). It isn’t going well.

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March
14
2013
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March
13
2013
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