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The Icing on the Cake
posted Nov 15, 2010 - Video: A mother-daughter interview about one family's immigration to the United States.
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Traditions That Make A Family
posted Nov 15, 2010 - YES! staff, board members, interns, Facebook friends, and Twitter followers share practices that help define their families.
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This Is My Family
posted Nov 15, 2010 - 8 personal essays on what family is today.
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The Tough Questions
posted Nov 15, 2010 - Video: A 12-year-old boy with Asperger’s syndrome interviews his mother about the challenges–and joys–of raising him.
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My New Sisters
by Rona Fernandezposted Nov 15, 2010 - Rona Fernandez expected to be nervous the first time she met her father, but she didn't expect the comfortable bond she would find with her new sisters.
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Humanity, in Photos
posted Nov 15, 2010 - Photo Essay: A celebration of friendship, family, love, and laughter.
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StoryCorps Gets to the Core of American Families
posted Nov 15, 2010 - Video: Preserving the story of the American experience, one interview at a time.
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Two Dads, Many Roots
by Rafael Reganposted Nov 14, 2010 - In the years since 16-year-old Rafael Regan was adopted from Paraguay by two American fathers, he's learned a lot about what makes unique families "normal."
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How I Fight For My Family
by Celeste Addai, as told to Tiffany Ranposted Nov 14, 2010 - Celeste Addai had never given much thought to immigration issues–until her Ghanaian husband had to flee in the night from ICE agents. Now family life happens just once a week, in secret.
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Episcopal Church Works on Same-Sex Blessings
by Tiffany Ranposted Nov 14, 2010 - The birth of a new rite for gay and lesbian couples.
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How To Have An Open Relationship
by Jen Angelposted Nov 14, 2010 - Three simple tips for making it work
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My Kids Eat Snails
by Shannon Hayesposted Nov 04, 2010 - Radical homemaker Shannon Hayes: When standardized curricula fall short, food can teach the values I want my kids to learn.
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Trick-or-Treat, In Reverse
by Christa Hillstromposted Oct 29, 2010 - This Halloween, a new breed of activists is coming to your door: They’re costumed, committed, and about four and a half feet tall.
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Real Family Values
by Sarah van Gelderposted Oct 25, 2010 - 9 progressive policies to support our families.
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Sharing the Harvest
by Shannon Hayesposted Oct 22, 2010 - What to do when your apple trees don't produce? Start ringing doorbells, says radical homemaker Shannon Hayes.
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