I thought everyone had two mothers

Article Abstract:

Yvonne Craig, 56, a vicar's wife in London, grew up with two mothers and no father when it was socially unacceptable. She did not know whether Greta and Tina were lesbians but being an unmarried mother was considered a disgrace. She was told she was adopted. She decided to trace her father and found new relations. She feels families need men and children need to see male-female relationships. There is no research into the affects of single-parent families. They may destroy the social structure.

Social aspects, Children, Interview, Single parents, Children of single parents, Single-parent family, Single parent family, Unmarried mothers, Craig, Yvonne

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Me, the wife and the Rockefellers

Article Abstract:

The Caribbean island of St Barthelemy, know by its around 5,000 residents as St Barts, is unusual in that it is a white island. It is still French, being administered from Guadeloupe, and resembles France in many ways. It has a largely rural atmosphere, even though it attracts 75,000 tourists every year.

Description and travel, Saint-Barthelemy

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