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Tag Archives: human-rights
A Gay Dad’s Note to the Pope: You Snubbed Us for Kim Davis? Really?
Last week, I invited the pope to join my family for dinner. It was largely a symbolic gesture, although, I had a house cleaning action plan and menu picked out should he have accepted. It was not that I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Marriage equality, Mixing religion and politics, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged human-rights, LGBT families, Pope visit
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A Gay Dad’s Requiem for Leelah, the Matthew Shepard of Our Time
I will never forget the stunning image of Matthew Shepard’s hate crime. A young beautiful human was beaten, tortured and left for dead in an unthinkable violation. It shocked me when I saw the images, and I was not alone. … Continue reading
Freedom Reigns Over Hate
Let’s pause to celebrate another victory, where human rights wins over hate. Scott Lively’s race to spread hatred around the world has been stopped in Uganda! Let freedom reign high, but the vigilance to keep hatred from ruling and ruining … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Hatred, News, Politics, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged courts, gay rights, human-rights, lgbt rights, religious bigotry in Uganda, Rick Warren, Scott Lively, Uganda
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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
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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Sexual Orientation is Developed in the Womb
Despite societal discrimination and religious persecution, homosexuality and bi-sexuality, like heterosexuality, are inborn traits that cannot be changed and are not a choice. Attempted suppression does not work. It always pushes through. Human sexuality is very complex. It is not … Continue reading
Home of the Brave and the Free
Really? Our country’s history is full of examples where all men and women are not free. If you happened to be Native American, Asian, African American, Hispanic or a Woman you did not have the same freedoms. Every group that … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Prejudice, Religion, US Politics
Tagged civil rights, Constitution, freedom, gay, homosexuality, human-rights, justice system, Marriage equality
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Christian Bigotry Kills
by Ono Kono Did the title make you wince? I know they are loaded words; however, truth can shine a spotlight on ugliness. Although I don’t believe all Christians are bigots, the words and deeds of many of us are … Continue reading
Posted in Prejudice, Religion
Tagged hate group, human-rights, killing god, religion, sticks and stones, sticks and stones may break my bones
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The Ultimate Judgment Call?
Not long ago I was watching the movie “The Help” about a white woman in the 1960s, who took it upon herself to write a book full of horrendous stories told to her by black women. I am old enough … Continue reading
Posted in Prejudice
Tagged fiction novel, human-rights, john howard griffin, overcoming fear, racial boundaries, religion
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