Tennessee lawmakers passed a resolution making June 'Nuclear Family Month' in the state. The resolution promotes families with one husband and one wife only.

The document says God wants families to have this specific structure. It defines the nuclear family as parents of opposite genders with children.

June is also Pride Month for LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. Many cities and organizations celebrate LGBTQ+ people during this time each year.

The Tennessee resolution does not mention Pride Month directly. However, the timing has drawn attention from advocacy groups and media.

Republican lawmakers supported the measure in the state legislature. They said traditional families are important for society and children.

The resolution is not a law and does not change existing policies. It serves as an official statement of the legislature's position.

Tennessee has passed several measures affecting LGBTQ+ people in recent years. These include restrictions on transgender students and drag performances in public.

LGBTQ+ advocacy groups called the resolution divisive and harmful. They said it sends a negative message to same-sex couples and families.

The resolution states that nuclear families provide the best environment for children. It encourages people to support this family structure in their communities.

Other states have considered similar resolutions in recent months. The measures are part of ongoing political debates about family structures.

Pride Month celebrations will continue in Tennessee cities despite the resolution. Local organizations plan events and activities throughout June as usual.