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Category Archives: Prejudice
A Dad Appeals to the Bishop Judging the Methodist Minister Who Married His Gay Son
A Dad Appeals to the Bishop Judging the Methodist Minister Who Married His Gay Son.
Posted in Bible, Civil Rights, Family, Gay Christians, Marriage equality, Prejudice, Religion
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off About the LGBT Film Festival Theater that Betrayed Its Customers and Bank-Rolled Anti-Gay Causes
Trust and respect. These are two intangible qualities that most of us would like to think we get from the people with whom we live. We believe everyone around us holds the spirit of the Bostonians who, when bombs went … Continue reading
How Can We Stop a Modern-Day Russian Adolf Hitler?
“Participation in these games must not be construed to be an endorsement of the policies and practices of the Russian government,” said a leader of the American Olympic Committee and the anti-boycott forces. “Measures have been adopted to ensure that … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Hatred, News, Politics, Prejudice
Tagged Harvey Fierstein, Helle Faber, Hitler, homophobia, Joachim C. Fest, Johnny Weir, Joseph Goebbels, Nashi, Putin
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A Recovering Evangelical
A few weeks ago, I was in a discussion, although I was mostly listening to a former Universalist turned Roman Catholic, and a gay Episocpalian. We were comparing religious notes and it was a wonderful conversation. I mentioned that I … Continue reading
When the Same Sex Couple in the Family Are the Kids, Not the Parents
To hear the anti-gay crowd describe it, the concept of “family” is a narrow one. While claiming it to be “traditional,” their idea of family seems to be Adam and Eve stepping out of the Garden of Eden and right … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Living, Marriage equality, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Caring for elderly, Family, gay dad, gay son, LGBT family, Marriage equality, Rob Watson, same sex marriage
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Building Bridges
Someone mentioned the idea that gays need to understand and accept the beliefs of Fundamentalist Christians that are against homosexuals. In doing so, that would help build the bridge between the two groups. I am all for building bridges; however, … Continue reading
Thank You for Changing My Life
by Ono Kono Two decades ago, I was unaware of the struggle of LGBT people. Back then, I was a busy working Mom, juggling career and family. I cared about others, but I was asleep when it came to their … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Hatred, News, Prejudice, Religion, Violence
Tagged bigotry, gays, hatred, homophobia, homosexual, human-rights, Judy Shepherd, love, Matthew Shepard, murder, Ono Kono, Phelps, religion, Westborough Baptist Church
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My Father’s Day Card to Lesbian Moms (and All Other Single or LGBT Parents)
(This article is revised from a similar article run on Mother’s Day 2013) Recently, authorJennifer Finney Boylancommented about her transgender experience: “After all these years, my own identity has wound up … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Living, Prejudice
Tagged fathering, fathers day, Gay Dad Mothers Day, lesbian moms, lgbt parents, mothering, Mothers Day, Rob Watson
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off About Fundamentalists Who Target My Kids
As a parent, my job one is the protection and care of my children. It is my job to be vigilant over their self-worth, to keep them physically safe, to show them how to be moral and productive citizens, and … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Family, Hatred, Living, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged Amber Lee Parker, anti-gay children's book, christians attacking gays, Gay Marriage USA, Gay parents, God Made Dad & Mom, Hannah Segura, heterosexism, homophobia, homophobic children's book, lgbt parents, Murray Lipp, Rob Watson
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An Ally Calls
This is a blog by our Guest Blogger, Brianna Dugan. This morning I had a conversation with a very special and important person in my life- someone whom I think the world of and feel that my life … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Hatred, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged Ally, boy scouts, Brianna Dugan, Dustin Lance Black, Harvey Milk, lgbt rights
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