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Written by Instinct Staff | Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Tags: circumcision, movement, declining, rates, united states, health care costs, rise, future, generation, baby boys, cut, uncut, johns hopkins university, studies

Its infectiously in vogue these days to leave baby boys parts fully intact as the movement against circumcision spreads across the U.S. But a new study out of Johns Hopkins University reveals the high price tag the country will face when these boys are old enough to check off the "uncut" box on whatever futuristic location-based cruising app they'll come to use. 

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Written by Instinct Staff | Thursday, 21 January 2010
Tags: marriage equality, gay, same sex, finances, numbers, costs, comparisons, study

The next time you're asked why marriage equality is important to you, simply say "$9,960." Number crunchers have averaged out how much costlier a union is for a gay couple compared with heterosexuals to arrive at that figure.

From the Chicago Tribune:

"Gay couples have to go to an attorney, have a will drawn up, get durable powers of attorney. Not only is it a financial expense, but many of those things can be challenged by people's biological families," said Rick Garcia, political director for the gay and lesbian rights group Equality Illinois. "A heterosexual couple that barely knows each other can walk into the county clerk's office, get a license, get married by an administrative law judge, and all their rights and all their protections...

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