They are coming to adoption agencies stating clearly the nature of their family; as well as going to attorneys for information on second parent same-sex adoption. The impact the homosexual baby boom will have on the next generation is enormous. Whatever your personal politics, or emotional reactions, the reality is that all over our country homosexual people are birthing, nurturing, and raising children that will be playing in the same playgrounds, attending the same schools, and challenging all of us to deal with this new level of diversity (21). .
Today's politically correct environment, has allowed many things to come and pass which are not morally and ethically correct. If states truly had a child's best interest at heart, none of them would allow the travesty of homosexual adoption to continue (Pierce 2).
According to Bill O'Reilly, "a person's sexuality is better left a private matter."" That goes for ordinary folks or famous, high profile people. No one, especially children, really need to hear about what others are doing behind closed doors, or with whom. So why bring it up at all? We are talking about adoption not prostitution, right? The subject would be that simple, if it were not for the fact that everything controversial about the homosexual lifestyle is centered on the most inappropriate subject for kids, sex. Homosexuals are just like everyone else in most other aspects of their lives. They work, pay taxes, and do all the things most people do. There are probably friends of yours who are homosexual, but because they fell as if they cannot be themselves in public because of all the negative attention that the subject would bring. If children are part of the equation,(as well as the lifestyle changes that would occur in a homosexual person's home); would it still be considered appropriate for a child to be exposed to these kinds of alternative relationships? (3).
If it is believed that the sexual nature of parental figures' relationships will not negatively impact the mind of a child this is an erroneous assumption.
