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A clinic is advertising fertility services for gay men.From: Dean Huffman . (dean@thehuffpeople.net)Mon Mar 19 14:41:03 2007
.. A clinic is advertising fertility services for gay men. The package includes eggs, legal services, psychological counseling, and gay-friendly surrogate mothers. Clinic's pitch: 1) We help gay men circumvent bigoted laws that complicate their marital status and bar them from adopting kids. 2) We help them avoid bigoted or ignorant surrogates who refuse to carry pregnancies for gay couples. 3) Everyone has a right to biological children. Bonus report: "Three-quarters of gay couples pay extra to choose the sex of their baby," and nearly two-thirds choose boys. Conservative critique: It's wrong to create children in "an intentionally motherless home." Clinic owner's spin: I'm ready to brave the controversy. Cynical view: Controversy is the owner's whole business strategy, which is why he's packaging gay parenthood with sex selection and delivering the issue to the religious right. (For Human Nature's take on this clinic's sex-selection business, click here. For the empty case against lesbian parenthood, click here.) http://www.slate.com/id/2162104/fr/flyout
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