Monthly Archives: March 2016
Real Dads Let Their Sons Do Their Makeup
For years, my son has been using my wife’s makeup to give his Barbie dolls makeovers and put makeup on a life-size mannequin head he got for Christmas a while back. Then he started doing my wife’s makeup regularly, so … Continue reading
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Tagged Dads, fatherhood, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Gender Stereotypes, LGBTQ, Makeup, Matt, parenting
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Raising My Rainbow In The Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune recently asked me and others, “When boys wear dresses: What does it mean?” “At a time when there’s increasing awareness of transgender adults, the youngest gender-nonconforming Americans are also starting to come forward. That includes the kids … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Tribune, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Gender Stereotypes, LGBTQ, parenting, transgender
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Son of a Preacher Man
“I had planned to become a Catholic priest–I spent 18 months in seminary following college before I realized I was gay. I also attempted suicide when I was 13.” – Singer/Songwriter Tom Goss. Stop everything you’re doing and watch this … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay, homosexual, LGBTQ, Michael Serrato, Music, Music Video, parenting, PFLAG, raising a gay child, Son of a Preacher Man, The Trevor Project, Tom Goss
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Raising My Rainbow 