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Parents who suspect that their son is gay need not do silly things like ask the child or perhaps reflect on their own knowledge of their kids. Especially since Android is now selling an app that relies on gender stereotypes to discern the possibility for you. More
Same-sex marriage was recently legalized in New York, and while the law is cause for much celebration this summer, young queer New Yorkers are now finding themselves battling a very different opposition: their parents. Supportive and advocating parents of LGBTQ kids are now looking at the legal win for their partnered children as not a choice, but a requirement after years of respectful parenting. More
LGBTQ kids are at a greater risk for bullying and suicide but a new study determines that they are also more likely to engage in unhealthy behavior. “One of the first and largest national studies of the behaviors of American high school students,” according to US News discovered that rates of smoking, drinking, drug use, risky sexual behavior, and violence were higher in LGBTQ kids than their straight counterparts. The findings highlight well the ways in which the needs of queer youth, whether it be sex education or harassment, should be addressed. More
LGBTQ children still face awful harassment at the hands of their communities, their schools, and sadly, their families. The New York Times has published a beautiful and moving multimedia project entitled “Coming Out.” The New York Times communicated with almost 100 queer teenagers from all over the United States, communicating via email, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. More
