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The topic: Should Single Mothers be Celebrated on Father's Day?
The motion: This house believes that single mothers should be celebrated on Father's Day.
Details: It is a rising trend in today's culture that single mother's should be celebrated on Father's Day (and single fathers celebrated on Mother's Day). Surrounded in controversy, here are the opposing sides in brief-
Proponents: Due to the situation of being single, the mothers are forced to undertake both the motherly role as well as the fatherly role. For this, the single mother is just as deserving to be celebrated on Father's Day as a male father due to both acting in the same role.
Opponents: Although a single mother is required to undertake more responsibility, it does not change the fact that she is still a mother. This aspect of being a mother excludes her from being able to be defined as a father. This ineligibility denies her access to be celebrated on Father's Day.
These are only examples and baser arguments for each side and are not exhaustive. Should one side be universally represented, I will take the opposing side.
Stay civil and good debating!
The topic: Should Single Mothers be Celebrated on Father's Day?
The motion: This house believes that single mothers should be celebrated on Father's Day.
Details: It is a rising trend in today's culture that single mother's should be celebrated on Father's Day (and single fathers celebrated on Mother's Day). Surrounded in controversy, here are the opposing sides in brief-
Proponents: Due to the situation of being single, the mothers are forced to undertake both the motherly role as well as the fatherly role. For this, the single mother is just as deserving to be celebrated on Father's Day as a male father due to both acting in the same role.
Opponents: Although a single mother is required to undertake more responsibility, it does not change the fact that she is still a mother. This aspect of being a mother excludes her from being able to be defined as a father. This ineligibility denies her access to be celebrated on Father's Day.
These are only examples and baser arguments for each side and are not exhaustive. Should one side be universally represented, I will take the opposing side.
Stay civil and good debating!