* The United Kingdom has banned fag-hating Fred Phelps and his daughter from entering that country to protest a college production of The Laramie Project, a play about Matthew Shepherd.
* Indiana legislators have effectively 86'd an anti-gay-marriage amendment in that state. A tiny bit of good news.
* But in Utah, where the Mormon Church said it's not against gay people, just the misuse of the word marriage, legislators have axed every single one of the Common Ground bills, even including the simple right to visit your partner in the hospital.
* A straight married woman is appalled that the state of Florida makes her and her husband check off their sexual orientation status on an adoption application form.
* While a Georgia man is fighting a custody order than forbids him to expose his children to any of his gay partners or friends.
* And finally, Sally Kern's soul sistah in the Georgia legislature wants to fire all faculty and staff at Georgia universities who teach queer studies or the like, which is such a waste of taxpayers' money in these troubled economic times, you know. Here's Rep. Charlice Byrd's priceless video on the subject:
Thursday, February 19, 2009
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4 comments:
I appreciate the effort you put into your blog and keeping important issues in front of us.
Thanks buddy, appreciate ya.
Some people make you wonder how they made it as far in life with the views they espouse. One day soon, they will be seen for what they really are and dealt with accordingly. I can't wait to see it.
The United Kingdom has banned fag-hating Fred Phelps and his daughter from entering that country to protest a college production of The Laramie Project, a play about Matthew Shepherd.
We got FIERCE laws about that sort of stuff.
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