Difference between revisions of "Mary Ann Glendon"

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*"What [[same-sex marriage]] advocates have tried to present as a civil rights issue is really a bid for special preferences of the type our society gives to married couples for the very good reason that most of them are raising or have raised children."
 
*"What [[same-sex marriage]] advocates have tried to present as a civil rights issue is really a bid for special preferences of the type our society gives to married couples for the very good reason that most of them are raising or have raised children."
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*"Same-sex marriage will constitute a public, official endorsement of the following extraordinary claims made by the Massachusetts judges in the Goodridge case: that marriage is mainly an arrangement for the benefit of adults; that children do not need both a mother and a father; and that alternative family forms are just as good as a husband and wife raising kids together."  [http://www.afajournal.org/2004/april/404don.asp]
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*"Same-sex marriage will constitute a public, official endorsement of the following extraordinary claims made by the Massachusetts judges in the Goodridge case:  
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*#that [[marriage]] is mainly an arrangement for the benefit of [[adult]]s;  
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*#that [[children]] do not need both a [[mother]] and a [[father]]; and  
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*#that [[alternative family]] forms are just as good as a husband and wife raising kids together."  [http://www.afajournal.org/2004/april/404don.asp]

Revision as of 21:07, October 21, 2007

Mary Ann Glendon is the Learned Hand Professor of Law at Harvard.

She wrote:

  • "What same-sex marriage advocates have tried to present as a civil rights issue is really a bid for special preferences of the type our society gives to married couples for the very good reason that most of them are raising or have raised children."
  • "Same-sex marriage will constitute a public, official endorsement of the following extraordinary claims made by the Massachusetts judges in the Goodridge case:
    1. that marriage is mainly an arrangement for the benefit of adults;
    2. that children do not need both a mother and a father; and
    3. that alternative family forms are just as good as a husband and wife raising kids together." [1]