The more things change, the more they stay the same. It's time for a new perspective on human sexuality as we face the most aggressive campaign in history to squash the freedom of people to express themselves. I am motivated to speak out by the wounded and dying souls of my brothers and sisters. The ghosts of those taken too early haunt me. There's no more time for keeping quiet or staying invisible. Get your fight on.
Showing posts with label religious bias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religious bias. Show all posts
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Ray Boltz: "God Knows I Tried"
Regulars know I hold little regard for religion as it offers far more harm than help.
In that vein, I realize that due to the insanity of religion, many people of LGBT
origin/makeup have had horrible times coming to terms with their identity.
Here's the song for you.
The slowly appearing text in the 'video' is a bit annoying, but the message of
coming to grips with one's sexuality over many painful years is handled honestly
and aptly, and the further personal message in the type is worth reading.
There's a light at the end of the tunnel.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Blackboard Jungle, Revisited
Removing homophobia from the classroom
couldn't be a simpler concept;
implementing it has turned into
quite the quagmire, however.
As church and state must be separated,
so too must religious intolerance
be completely removed from the classroom.
And bias based on religious-teachings is just that;
immoral, inappropriare, illegal abuse.
Schools which are private and/or
religion-based institutions should not
be exempt from these standards.
If a school of any type takes subsidies,
state funding, government grants, or
receives tax-exempt status, they have
an obligation to leave bias out of their teachings
and policies. Otherwise, they are using
federal and other government monies to
promote hate speech and a second-class
citizenry.
As stewards for future generations,
those schools owe their students a
safe and welcoming place to be themselves.
A child being young enough and
'powerless' enough in the eyes of the law
should not be grounds for dismissing their needs.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Stop Propping Up Hate
Sign the petition at change.org to stop MSNBC (and others)
from legitimizing an established Hate Group as part of their
serious news programming.
Click below for more detailed info and to sign the petition.
http://www.change.org/petitions/msnbc-stop-giving-air-time-to-hate-groups-like-family-research-council
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