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Category Archives: Politics
The Ten Things I Wish the Pope Could Have Observed on My Family’s Trip to Disneyland
During the last few weeks of winter holidays, Pope Benedict VXI and several of his delegates including Illinois Cardinal Francis George and the United Kingdom’s Archbishop Vincent Nichols delivered lump of coal to the world’s LGBTQ communities. It was gift-giving … Continue reading
I’m So Angry I Could Spit Nails!
Why am I so angry at a time when so many are mourning? Well, I too am broken; there is an ache on my heart from the unexplainable, unthinkable horror perpetrated upon Newtown, CT that has left a mark that … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, gun control/guns, Living, News, Politics, Religion
Tagged anti-gun, CT, gun control, guns, Newtown, second amendment
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They Permanently Sidelined “Homophobia”: The Five Reasons I Am Glad It’s Gone
I was not happy about it at first. It was several weeks ago when it happened. The word “homophobia” was casually in play within American conversations, playing its part, when YANK! Out of nowhere, timeout was called. It was out … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Living, News, Politics, Prejudice
Tagged AP and homophobia, Blogger Ameilia, generalizations, homophobia, Rob Watson, use of word homophobia
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Take Back the Word “Christian”…It’s Time….
That’s it. I am fed up. I am taking back the word “Christian”. Whether you realize it or not, we are in the season, or maybe era, of who-gets-to-use-what-word. The Conservatives of this country have been on a rampage to … Continue reading
A Gay Dad Sounds Off on Foster Care/Adoption: The Five Reasons Why You Don’t Want to Do It, and the Five Greater Reasons Why You Do
Probably one of the most mind-numbingly obtuse excuses anti-marriage equality advocates have for opposing same sex couples getting married is that same sex couples “can’t procreate naturally”. They say that like it’s a bad thing. They say it as if … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Gay Christians, Living, Marriage equality, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged adoption, foster care, gay adoption, love, Rob Watson
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The Ten Questions You Should Answer Before Entering into Same Sex Marriage
We have turned a corner on the question of same sex marriage. In this last year more states have extended basic civil rights to LGBT Americans, including California, thanks to a landmark SCOTUS decision, and the trend is not likely … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Living, Marriage equality, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged gay marriage, marriage advice, same sex marriage
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The Eight Reasons Why November 6th 2012 Was the Most Significant Day in the History of LGBT Rights Since Stonewall
Early in the morning of June 28, 1969, an event took place in New York City that transformed, no, actually gave birth to, the LGBT civil rights movement. Police raided the Stonewall Inn, as had been their habit to do, … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Hatred, Marriage equality, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged gay rights, marriage rights victory, November 6 2012, same sex marriage, Stonewall
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An Important Contrast on the Men Who Would Command
Please share this. This is the contrast of the two men who would be our next President, as put together by Steve Snyder-Hill, the gay soldier who was publicly booed by Republicans. While that event was horrible, it gave a … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Politics, US Politics
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Don’t Let Romney Shake the Etch-a-sketch Next Tuesday
When I was a child, the etch-a-sketch was one of my favorite toys. Framed in red, it had an impressive screen where one could draw all sorts of fanciful things with the two left and right knobs at the bottom … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Living, Marriage equality, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Election Day, etch-a-sketch, Gay families, Romney
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In Praise of the “Gay Issue Voter”
Today a commentator named Nolan Finley wrote an Op Ed piece in the Detroit News in which he stated, “I’ve got no problem with single issue voters. If you feel so passionately about one thing, be it gay marriage or … Continue reading
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