Genetic determinism, genocracy, multiculturalism, sexual diversity and new rights: a look around creation of homosexual families
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Once it is presented the alternative of creation of a family by people of the same sex and different sexual diversity, gender orientations and identities according to the assisted human conception techniques, there is the possibility of genetically determine the desirable characteristics of human beings. What is pretend is to bring to their affective alliances and thus build the homosexual family of desire with the genotype and phenotype that corresponds to the ideal prototype of the social acceptance standards.
However, these issues create problems to bioethics and turn on the biolaw alarms facing the intention of create children with advances in bioscience, where prima facie stands surrogacy maternity between gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transsexuals, transgender, and intersex. All of them could organize trios and polyamorous groups where maternity and paternity is extended to members of the same groups and therefore there are new filial rights for the unborn within the paradigms of multiculturalism in the global society.
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