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Category Archives: Civil Rights
The plight of refugee children: deplorable facilities in the U.S.
While our government engages in political squabbles, we throw the most vulnerable children into dangerous facilities. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Corruption, Fail!, Hatred, News, Prejudice
Tagged concentration camps, immigrants, migrants, refugee children, refugees, vulnerable children
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A year later, and we’re still monsters
I am sitting here inundated by a tsunami of tears. Last night I spoke to my friend Suzanne about the children, and I couldn’t stop shaking. I came home and watched Rachel Maddow reduced to tears and I cried uncontrollably. I made the mistake of opening Twitter this morning and was inundated with messages about the abuse our country is perpetrating on innocent children. I let that sink in. OUR COUNTRY. We are a country of monsters. If we do that to innocent children, we are capable of further monstrous acts. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Corruption, Family, Hatred, Prejudice
Tagged asylum, detention centers, refugees
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How 2017 Became an Absolutely Horrible Year
“Many of us began 2017 with the consoling thought that the Donald Trump presidency couldn’t possibly be as bad as we feared. It turned out to be worse.” Eugene Robinson By Brody Levesque | The November 2016 election of Donald … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged 2017 Review, Brody Levesque, Donald Trump Presidency, New Year
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on the Day Donald Trump Ruined America
On Wednesday, Donald Trump, the master manipulator and “line crossing” provocateur went too far. Has he literally ruined America? Maybe not yet, but what he did today starts that process. He took a major step over the line of decency … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Family, Hatred, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged @realDonaldTrump, Court Marshal, DADT, Donald Trump, military ban, POTUS, transgender
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Donald Trump and Transgender Student Segregation
An heiress and a ghost had it right. Since the egomaniac and reality star Donald Trump announced his “long shot” candidacy for President, we have been “treated” to constant absurdities, deceptions, upheavals, dramas, skullduggeries and melodramas that have thrown public … Continue reading
A Gay Dad’s Open Letter to Donald Trump: Stop Dancing on the Graves of our Slain LGBTQ Brethren
I woke Sunday morning to my phone chirping that a new text message had arrived. It was from my radio show co-host, Steph Taylor inviting me to a vigil to be held in our local town… a vigil for … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Hatred, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton LGBTQ, Leadership, Orlando hate crime, politics, Pulse Night Club, Ted Cruz
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A Gay Dad Letter to Matthew Shepard
Today Matthew Shepard, had he lived, would have been 39 years old. Instead, he forever will be remembered as a gentle looking young 21-year old who left for dead on a cold Wyoming plain, crucified for being gay. I … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Family, Hatred, Prejudice
Tagged activism, birthday, changing history, Dennis Shepard, equality, hate crimes, HIV, hope, Judy Shepard, male rape, Matthew Shepard, Michele Jouse
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The SCOTUS Same Sex Marriage Case Plaintiffs Sound Off on the Mormon Church and Call for a Boycott
A few weeks ago, I wrote a letter to the Mormon Church over its new change of policy. That policy not only compared the act of a loving commitment in a same sex marriage to the sin of murder, it … Continue reading
What a Transphobic Texas Teacher Needs to Learn from an Amazing Transgender Five-Year Old
In Texas, the latest punch in the “religious freedom” strategy has been thrown. Previously, the anti-gay movement enlisted cake bakers, florists and a hapless county clerk, Kim Davis (you’ve heard of her, right?). The latest to step up to the … Continue reading
A Gay Dad Invites Pope Francis to Friday Dinner to Hang Out With His Family
The pope visits America. A gay dad invites him to dinner with his family while he is here. Here is why and what the dad hopes to accomplish. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Equality, Family, Hatred, Living, Marriage equality, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged LGBT families, Pope Francis
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