New Family Structures Research and the “No Differences” Claim

http://www.familystructurestudies.com/summary ^ | June 10, 2012

[Ray76]

The widely circulated claim that same-sex families are “no different” from intact, heterosexual families is not settled science. New studies suggest that children do best when they are raised by their biological parents in a stable, intact marriage.

[Ray76]

This website presents the latest social science data about how children who were raised in different family types compare, as adults, on a variety of outcomes and measures. It primarily showcases data from the recently completed New Family Structures Study (NFSS), a comparative social science project led by Dr. Mark Regnerus of the Population Research Center of the University of Texas at Austin.

For graphs and visual representations of its most significant findings, click “Outcomes for Children.”

http://www.familystructurestudies.com/about

[upchuck]

New studies suggest that children do best when they are raised by their biological parents in a stable, intact marriage.

New studies? How 'bout some old, old studies. Since Adam and Eve, the nuclear family (Mom, Dad, Kids) has been the mainstay of human civilization.

Only in the last few years have the queers decided to make a stand for their lifestyle. By and large, looks like it's failing. Gotta feel really sorry for the poor kids being put through this.

[stylin19a]

all studies of this nature, since I was a little kid, have always come to this same conclusion: “New studies suggest that children do best when they are raised by their biological parents in a stable, intact marriage”

[NetAddicted]

The studies are from 2012. One study is from Regnerus, whom I don’t know a lot about, but pro-homosexual mirage supporters always tear him apart, for being bigoted. I’m pretty sure a judge wouldn’t allow him to testify once because of his reputation.

[TXnMA]

Probably a better measure would be the percentage of children from two "parent" homosexual "families" who choose a perverted lifestyle versus those from two-parent heterosexual families who make the same choice..

Predicted answer: "Queers produce queers."