For Children of Same-Sex Parents, A School Aid Maze
One more reason to end marriage discrimination Here's the latest from the New York Times
It took five attempts for one prospective college student and her mother to fill out the 106-question federal form that would determine whether she would be eligible for financial aid. And that was not just because the form was frustratingly complicated.
What tripped them up was the fact that the student had two legal mothers — and the form had room for only one.