My Five Wives And Transgender Parents: Film Analysis

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In modern society, the term marriage is an ever-changing topic that many people feel strongly about, meanwhile I believe marriage is between people who desperately love one another and choose spend the rest of their lives together. However, marriage can be interpreted in different ways such as, polyamorous who believe marriage is between more than two people, religious groups who believe marriage is the union of one man and one woman, and marriage equality supporters who believe in same-sex unions. Though none of these groups are wrong, they seem to cause controversy due to fact not a single person can come to an agreement. In the films, “Defending DOMA” “My Five Wives,” and “Transgender Parents” we are introduced to the different interpretations of marriage. …show more content…

Much to demise of LGBT and liberal activists, DOMA’s goal to “defend” one-man, one-woman marriage and tend to undermine groups that try to end such judgmental laws. I believe everyone should get to love and a share their life with anyone they please and that who we to judge someone else’s preferences due to narrow-minded thinking. Also DOMA points that every child should have a mom and a dad, however in modern society families are being changed to where a child might have same-sex parents, trans-gender parents, or intersex parents. Hence, for federal group state such a statement is not only judgement but