Beyond (straight and gay) marriage: valuing all families under the law

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The book reframes the family-rights debate by arguing that marriage shouldn't bestow special legal privileges upon couples because people, both heterosexual and LGBT, live in a variety of relationships. So the athor shows how marriage, whether same-sex or heterosexual, has ceased to be the only place where people incur long-term obligations and shows how the law can value all families and why it must.

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