The article, titled “We Are All Friends,” will explain the implications of the ruling for Primary-aged LDS children who may feel confused. Sources indicate that the cover picture will show “very concerned grandparents reading the newspaper or watching television,” while children in the foreground “smile, play, and hold hands, seemingly unaware of same-sex hand-holding taboos.”
Only a few unconfirmed details about the article's text have
emerged. Reports indicate that the
article will discuss the work of the Supreme Court saying that “some nice people who wear funny black shower curtains
to work have been thinking about families.” It goes on to elaborate that “now, even if you have two daddies or two
mommies, you are just as much their child and just as much a family.”
Further reports indicate that children will be told that “having
a mommy and a daddy is still just as nice, and now we can all feel like we
belong.” To clarify other aspects of the
ruling, including how divorced same-sex partners can now have custody rights, the article will explain that “kids with a different kind of parents will
now, no matter what, get all of the blessings of having those people in their lives.”
One illustration is said to show “a range of happy children
playing together, obviously enjoying the spiritual, emotional, and financial benefits of marriage
equality.”
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