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Frances Kelly

Frances Kelly lives in the United States with her husband and daughters. She writes about gender issues for Homegriddle.

Intolerance unleashed
Frances Kelly | 25 Oct 2012
It is often the case that the presenters of reasoned and reasonable arguments end up driving their opponents to a level of frustration which makes them explode violently – because they have no reasoned argument with which to respond. Is this a case in point?

It's just not fair, is it?
Frances Kelly | 9 Oct 2012
Segregating genders in marriage to suit the sexual attractions of less than 2% of the population isn’t enough. This woman with same-sex attraction wants scientists to “try harder” and give “priority” to making it possible for two women to procreate. Michelle Cheever says: “I want to have babies the way straight people do.”

Silly but sinister
Frances Kelly | 20 Sep 2012
Public schools in Cranston, Rhode Island can no longer enjoy their traditional father-daughter and mother-son dances after the American Civil Liberties Union complained.

Fined $30,000 for defending marriage
Frances Kelly | 29 Aug 2012
Apparently Vermont courts believe gender segregation in marriage trumps gender diversity. And the right to discriminate against men in marriage is more important than religious liberty.

New hate-figure for the homosexual lobby - Robert Oscar Lopez
Frances Kelly | 17 Aug 2012
Lopez recently defended Texas sociologist Mark Regnerus’s study, which “found that children of gay or bisexual parents had greater difficulties than children of intact biological families with a mother and father.

The hi-jacking of language and the future of marriage
Frances Kelly | 13 Aug 2012
A decade ago you could simply say “married” and everybody and his gay brother knew you were talking about a husband and wife. No more. I live in Vermont, which is one of the six states that legalized monogender marriage. When a couple marries, you have no idea what gender they are. It could be one of three distinct compositions: male-male, female-female, or male-female.

Vital testimony which anti-gender marriage activists don’t want you to read
Frances Kelly | 10 Aug 2012
Robert Lopez tells his story about being raised by two moms. It is not just his sexual orientation that was impacted, but he missed out on vital gender cues that a male role model normally provides. Lopez gives a gripping account of what it really is like for children growing up in a same-sex parenting situation.

Marriage on the road to nowhere - or worse?
Frances Kelly | 5 Aug 2012
Pro-gender advocates believe gender-integration is crucial to marriage, the bedrock of culture. This allows children to grow up with both a mother and a father. They believe it makes more sense to base marriage law on gender, which is biological and immutable, rather than sexual orientation, which is fluid and subjective. In contrast, the born-this-way believers have elevated sexual orientation to such an extent that it has become more important than sexual gender.

Even the LA Times seemed to choke on this PC sandwich
Frances Kelly | 25 Jul 2012
Regarding Chick-fil-A’s support for pro-gender marriage, the Los Angeles Times correctly notes the difference between private individuals boycotting a company and public officials using their power to punish companies for exercising their right to free speech.

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