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Dana Rudolph is the founder and publisher of Mombian (mombian.com), a GLAAD Media Award-winning blog and resource directory, with a searchable database of 1000+ LGBTQ family books, media, and more.

An Answer for Snoop Dogg

An Answer for Snoop Dogg

Rapper Snoop Dogg has drawn widespread criticism for his recent response to a grandson's questions about same-sex parents in a movie.

Why LGBTQ+ Parents Must Again Lead in the Fight  for Marriage Equality

Why LGBTQ+ Parents Must Again Lead in the Fight for Marriage Equality

Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis has made headlines with her recent petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.

6 Back-to-School Tips for LGBTQ+ Parents

6 Back-to-School Tips for LGBTQ+ Parents

For many LGBTQ+ parents, back-to-school time brings worries about whether our children will be harassed or stigmatized because of their families.

3 Key Things for LGBTQ+  Prospective Parents to Know

3 Key Things for LGBTQ+ Prospective Parents to Know

Starting a family is always a momentous decision.

The Supreme Court Is Afraid of Queer Joy

The Supreme Court Is Afraid of Queer Joy

Let's Show Them How Powerful It Is

Publisher of Books in Supreme Court Case Committed to LGBTQ+ Representation

Publisher of Books in Supreme Court Case Committed to LGBTQ+ Representation

By the time this column appears, the U.S. Supreme Court may have decided in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case revolving around LGBTQ+-inclusive books in public school classrooms.

A Multiplicity of Pride

A Multiplicity of Pride

Pride is not just a month, but a feeling—or rather, many feelings, and I am experiencing several of them right now as I mark personal, professional, and communal milestones.

Queer Moms and Our Sons

Queer Moms and Our Sons

Nurturing Healthy Masculinity

A Rainbow of Stories in New Pride Picture Books

A Rainbow of Stories in New Pride Picture Books

Pride is almost upon us, and young readers can enjoy a great new batch of Pride-themed picture books this year,

Representation and Resistance as the Supreme Court Deliberates

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on April 22 in a case about whether parents' religious freedom is violated if they can't opt-out their children before books with LGBTQ+ content are read in the classroom.

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