Massachusetts Passes Bill Erasing Mothers And Fathers From Birth Certificates, Legalizes Baby-Selling
Bill H4750 has just passed the Senate in Massachusetts to change the state's legal definition of parenthood.
By Carmen Schober
Jul 31st 2024
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Among other troubling aspects, the bill seeks to replace the terms "mother" and "father" on birth certificates with terms like "persons" and "person who gave birth." Advocates argue this move promotes "legal parentage equality," but others understand it as a purposeful redefinition of parental rights and roles.
The bill will soon be finalized and sent to the governor's desk for approval. If enacted, it will have far-reaching implications for the way parenthood is recognized and recorded in Massachusetts.
Redefining Parenthood: The Implications
Parenthood is recognized based on biological connections or legal adoptions, providing a clear and stable framework for the upbringing of children. Bill H4750, however, aims to redefine parenthood based on a person's "intent to be a parent," rather than on biological or adoptive connections. This shift represents a profound change in the legal landscape, with significant consequences for families and society.
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