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Georgia Appeals Court overturns contempt conviction of lesbian mother. ACLU secured the daughter's return home
A nightmare has ended for Elizabeth Hadaway and her daughter [pictured]. Hadaway was convicted of criminal contempt of court last year for not handing her daughter over to foster care after she lost custody solely because she's a lesbian. A year and one day after a county court judge sentenced Hadaway to 10 days in jail, the Georgia Court of Appeals today overturned her contempt conviction.
Young lesbians and gays reach out to each other in Savannah and the Lowcountry. Group launches billboard campaign.
Anne Hart, from Southern Mamas blog, wrote a great piece for the Savannah Morning News about a group of young people who are reaching out to each other for support.
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