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Britt Brown and Noel Rosado-Brown with Truman Brown

Britt Brown and Noel Rosado-Brown with Truman Brown

with Truman Brown

Noel: My family is very conservative Pentecostal, and one of my sisters has made gay marriage a divisive issue in the family. Britt: What are they protecting marriage from? I would like them to explain, without quoting the Bible, exactly what it is about Noel and me getting married that's going to destroy civilization. Noel: I told my family, "You're siding with people who are literally hateful. People who carry signs saying God Hates Fags. People who believe that we're unnatural and sick, that we're child molesters, that our child should be taken away from us."Britt: As for our "gay lifestyle" — it's school, work, dinner, walking the dog, and getting homework done. Noel: We just want Truman to look back and say that he had a good life and was surrounded by supportive people. Britt: Both of our fathers have passed away, and Truman got it in his head that he needed a grandpa. A straight couple in our church had always been there for Truman, remembering him on his birthday and holidays. When I asked them if Truman could adopt them as grandparents, they said yes before I even got the question out of my mouth.

Together since April 18, 1987