According to an article published by 365gay.com, His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI has attacked, yet again, gays and gay families.
In a New Year’s Eve vespers service the Holy Father stressed the importance of the family as based in marriage “in the life of the church and of society.”
According to the article:
“The family has always been [...]
Monthly Archives: December 2005
Dec 31
Pope attacks gays in end of year address
Dec 31
Oprah viewer admires gay teens
A post from The Equality MySpace Blog w/ Matt Hill:
Oprah viewer admires gay teens
Oprah Winfrey recently did a show on homosexuality.
You can check out the website on the show here:
http://www2.oprah.com/tows/after/200512/
tows_after_20051223.jhtml
On the site you can watch a segment of the show as well as see the quote of the day by singer Billy Porter.
While I was [...]
Dec 31
Mental disease - Part 2
Well, as it always seems inevitable these days, it looks as though I have managed to upset some people in regard to my recent post Homosexuality a disease? Fellow blogger poses the question , which I featured on The Equality MySpace Blog w/ Matt Hill.
A MySpace reader accused me of being a “reactionary” and attacking [...]
Dec 31
Political & religious bigotry combine for upcoming ‘Justice Sunday’
According to an article published by 365gay.com (Hat tip: Pam’s House Blend), political and religious leaders will are organizing another ‘Justice Sunday’, this time on the eve of the Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Judge Samuel Alito.
The organizers say that Alito will protect “traditional marriage” and they are going to send out their [...]
Dec 31
Homosexuality a disease? Fellow blogger poses the question
I read an interesting post on An Army of 1 in 10 today. Anonymous Soldier has posed the question: “What if homosexuality is a disease — would that really be so horrible?”
Before actually posing that question he states:
Why are we (”we” as in homosexuals) are so opposed to the idea that maybe the APA was [...]
Dec 31
LGBT Advocacy & youth - Part 2
See… I told you all… us LGBT youth have got it covered.
On top of my blogging activities here on my blog, I will also be blogging on The Equality MySpace Blog.
Equality MySpace was started by Tully Satre, the 16 year old Executive Director of a LGBT advocacy group in Virginia, Equality Fauquier/Culpeper. Equality MySpace is [...]
Dec 30
LGBT Advocacy - Us youth have got it covered!
I’ve been talking to Tully Satre (view his blog here, which I have added to my blog links on the side), the 16 year old high school gay rights activist.
He founded an advocacy group, Equality Fauquier/Culpeper, in Virginia and is its Executive Director. He is helping to start The Voice Project (www.voiceproject.org, the site is [...]
Dec 30
Virginia & Maryland anti-gay priorities: Discrimination & second-class citizenship
According to an article published by The Washington Times (not the Post, people… the Times is a conservative paper), anti-gay activists are putting the protection of “traditional marriage” at the top of their list of priorities in the new year Virginia and Maryland legislative sessions.
Virginia’s lawmakers have already approved an amendment banning recognition of same-sex [...]
Dec 30
Anti-gay parent bashes NC Governor’s School gay-friendly seminar
A letter to the editor from an anti-gay parent bashing the NC Governor’s school was published today in The Daily Dispatch (Hendersonville, NC).
The parent “regrets” sending her child to the honors school because of a seminar which was being offered, entitled “The New Gay Teenager”:
To the editor:
After reading the announcement concerning the nominees for the [...]
Dec 30
Proof that anti-gay bigots want more than protection of marriage
According to an article published by 365gay.com, the same Christian political action groups which spearheaded the move to ban gaymarriage in Texas are now pushing a move which would take away funding to the university of Texas’s LGBT Center.
This is proof that the anti-gay, radical right wants to do more than just “protect marriage”. They [...]
