Same-sex marriage : the legal and psychological evolution in America / Donald J. Cantor [and others]
Examines the issues surrounding the fight for legal acknowledgement of same-sex marriages, exploring how society and the courts view homosexuality and same-sex marriages, the civil benefits denied to same-sex couples, and the laws related sexual behavior.
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Middletown, Conn. :
Wesleyan University Press,
©2006.
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Table of Contents:
- The U.S. Supreme Court : five cases and one anomaly / Donald J. Cantor
- The evolution of state law toward sexual privacy / Donald J. Cantor
- The evolution of understanding homosexuality within the fields of psychology and psychiatry / Elizabeth Cantor
- Gays and lesbians as parents and partners : the psychological evidence / Elizabeth Cantor
- Same-sex parents and their children's development / James C. Black
- Homosexuality and adoption / Campbell D. Barrett
- The present status of the law of marriage in the United States and abroad / Campbell D. Barrett
- The practical benefits of marriage / Donald J. Cantor
- Conclusion: The case for same-sex marriage / Donald J. Cantor.