Legal Issues, Politics & Religion
Churches Dismiss Singles Who Wish to Adopt

Churches Dismiss Singles Who Wish to Adopt

January 24, 2010
By Julia Duin

Despite the growth of single households and the growth of orphans worldwide, many Christian organizations refuse to support solo parent adoptions.

Is There a Place for Singles in Traditional Religion?

Is There a Place for Singles in Traditional Religion?

January 24, 2010
By Kim Calvert

Single people are one of the fastest growing demographics in the world — but declining rapidly in churches and synagogues.

Benefits and Laws Should Be Equal Whether Married or Single

Benefits and Laws Should Be Equal Whether Married or Single

October 5, 2009
By Michelle Goodman

Old ideas and unrealistic stereotypes about single people continue to create disparity in our country. The place of singles in society has changed rapidly, but the perception of who we are has not caught up and it shows in our legal system and workplace.

National Awareness Week Seeks to Change Every “Single” Stereotype

National Awareness Week Seeks to Change Every “Single” Stereotype

National Singles and Unmarried Week hopes to raise awareness of this growing segment of our population not only in America, but in the world.

Government Considers Pro-Marriage Campaign

Government Considers Pro-Marriage Campaign

March 22, 2009
By Marva Marrow

Looks like they’re trying to use our tax dollars to convince us we need to get married

Cynthia Russell Wins the Prize

Cynthia Russell Wins the Prize: The First Seat at the Obama Inauguration

January 12, 2009
By Marva Marrow

A heartfelt essay by Florida builder and single woman, Cynthia Russell, won her the first of 10 seats to attend the Obama inauguration celebration in Washington, D.C.

Gov. Rendell Apologizes for “She Has No Life” Gaffe

Gov. Rendell Apologizes for “She Has No Life” Gaffe

December 5, 2008
By Marva Marrow

Gov. Rendell of Pennsylvania fumbles over his thoughtless remarks about unmarried people.

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