TRANS-RACIAL ADOPTION - 5 Kids & 2 Dads - TRAILER

PreachersSons.com -- Meet the Stewart family. "Daddy", Greg Stewart, is a Unitarian Universalist Minister. His partner of 28 years, Stillman, is a full-time "Papa". They adopted 5 at risk children from the California foster system. Over a five year period, they moved from California to Michigan to Nevada and back to California. Along the way they encountered homophobia, racism, and a wide range of opinions about their family. "Preacher's Sons" documents their extraordinary journey.

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[globehunter2]

Love can come from male or female` sex is

for reproduction not obstruction): people are

afraid of anything thats different from them,

two men giving these kids a home is better

than nobody giving them a home.

[wimaweh]

Talk about love making a family! These boys appear to have already had such tough lives before these men became their fathers -- and they were *lucky* to be in California where two loving men could legally adopt. Imagine if they had been born some place like Florida where these dads could not have adopted? Where would these boys be now?

[dyad2r1]

It's bad enough that they've adopted black children who'll have to adjust to having white parents, but exposing them to the gay lifestyle is an abomination. I feel sorry for these kids.

[TheThordir]

You think this is a big family. The Hams have 12 kids, 12! And some morons think gays can't be parents. Ignorants.

[a2malhi]

Wow the most ignorant film and documentary I have ever seen in my life. What has the world come to? I am a Queer, Ethnic minority and cannot believe that these practices are occurring in today's society...it is clear that a cultural/racial genocide is occurring.

[LynxChan]

@therealestsista wow, I'm blown away by the level of your arguments. You've convinced me! Absolutely them wanting to be the fathers of underpriveledged children is a clear strategy to pervert black children and it would be much better for them to pervert white children.

Oh, my bad, you're wrong, you racist homophobic piece of shit. Hope you're not a mother, lest even more children need to be taken in by loving adoptive parents.

[LynxChan]

@wimaweh goes to show you how fast things change. Florida just agreed to overturn that unfair law so now gay people can adopt in Florida! In 20 years, this won't even be an issue anymore.

[therealestsista]

Adopt some damn white kids, you perverts! Why corrupt the black kids minds with that gay shit! You just want the black boys to grow up worshipping your sick ass

SICK SICK SICK

[BabyGirlGoddess]

wow! i remember reading an article on the internet about you guys a couple of years ago.

i am black(female) and i have no problem with transracial adoption or gay adoption. It seems people would rather kids grow up in foster care( and have a harder life) than grow up in healthy, loving homes with a family.

[pops415]

hey everyone,

19 minutes of the movie "preachers sons" will air on the public television show "in the life". google "in the life" to find out when it will show in your area. enjoy!

[khalilahinjapan]

What a beautiful family. Religion while enlightening in a few instances, are one of the main dividing factors among the human species. I hate how all these americans try to oppose gay marriage in a free country. I guess they think that free means something that they like or that they always agree with? lol TRUE freedom is tolerating and understanding your fellow countryman without imposing upon his rights. PEACE

People like to be unique but when they see someone different they cant handle it

[cxarli]

I am a member of the First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco (Greg is our pastor).  Anyone who was personally acquainted with this family would have a tough time pointing to anything "sinful" about the home these parents have provided for their kids. The boys *are* lucky. And we are lucky to have their family in our church community.