Children of gay parents show more openness to diversity
A USC study reanalyzing 21 studies finds children raised by lesbian and gay parents may be more open to social diversity and less bound by gender stereotypes. The authors urge further research while noting potential legal implications and differing reactions from gay-rights groups and opponents.
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Bonnie Hanssen told investigators that Robert Hanssen admitted spying for the Soviets and discussed confessing to a Roman Catholic priest around 1980 in Scarsdale New York. She said the priest urged him to donate $20,000 to charity and claimed Hanssen later confessed to priests through the 1980s and 1990s.
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