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Re: Malcolm X was bisexual

SHEBA BLACK — Wed, 19 May 2010 13:48:52 -0000

OH HONEY MY ASS
YOU NEVER HEARD OR READ THAT MAN COME OUT
HIS MOUTH AND SAY HE SLEPT WITH MEN.
FUCK YOU AND ANYONE SPREADING THIS DIS-EASE
YOU MENTALLY RETARDED, WEAK MINDED PRICK.

Re: Malcolm X was bisexual

SHEBA BLACK — Wed, 19 May 2010 13:45:16 -0000

HOW DARE YOU POST SUCH BULLSHIT
MALCOLM X WAS NOT AND IS NOT HOMOSEXUAL.
I KNOW THEY SAY MISERY LIKES COMPANY, BUT HOW
DARE YOU POST THAT BULLSHIT.

Re: Malcolm X was bisexual

Sandra — Tue, 18 May 2010 23:19:57 -0000

Oh honey, it's true. He worked as a prostitute, but had sex with men on his own time as well.

Re: No Pride in Latvia, Just an Anti LGBT Rights Group

EAT SHIT!! — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 10:21:56 -0000

FUCKED GAYS GO TO HELL

Re: Malcolm X was bisexual

proberson1867 — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:42:09 -0000

Please! Don't try to distort this man and his image to promote your gay agenda!

Re: 26-year old gay Asian man elected mayor of Campbell, CA

R. Bizot — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:37:14 -0000

Just keep your private life to yourself.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/mr-fresh-water-teacher-in-ohio-burns-a-cross-into-gay-students-hand/

Nathan Fields — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:54:03 -0000

I think the point is he wasn't trying to burn the student at all.

I recall my high school engineering drafting teacher doing a similar demonstration with our class. He and apparently this teacher have done such experiments for many years, overall with a faaaar safer track record than other school activities like contact sports or cheerleading.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/mr-fresh-water-teacher-in-ohio-burns-a-cross-into-gay-students-hand/

Matt Belanger — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:55:53 -0000

This is absolutely insane, just insane.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/proposition-8-trial-turns-attention-to-children-raised-by-gay/

SteveDenver — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 23:59:50 -0000

The right wing christian movement doesn't oppose gay teachers or gay marriage or gays adopting or gays getting equal rights: they object to gays. Period.

This argument isn't about children getting homes, it's about opposing gays. Shame on these religious people who make up sh!t and claim it is truth.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/proposition-8-trial-turns-attention-to-children-raised-by-gay/

jckfmsincty — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 23:24:03 -0000

The exclusive cause of homosexuality is heterosexuality.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/proposition-8-trial-turns-attention-to-children-raised-by-gay/

BadNflueNz — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:58:20 -0000

jake you covered it it's not whether the parents are str8 or gay, pink purple or freaking orange! It's all about how the parents RAISE their children. If you have piece of shit parents your going to have half assed kids who act like idiots because oh gee mommy wastoo busy shopping and daddy was an alcoholic screaming at the tv during football season. As a human all I would want is TWO LOVING PARENTS regardless of sex or sexual orientation as long as they loved me and treated me good and raised me to the best of their abilities then I'd be a happy person. But too bad I was raised by my mother while dad worked as a trucker.

Re: http://www.strongandequal.com/2010/01/married-malawian-gay-couple-face-test-to-prove-they-had-sexual-relations/

borderjumpers — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 11:28:30 -0000

Just fyi -- we wrote a column yesterday about the battle for gay rights in Uganda and Malawi on our website Border Jumpers called "Human Rights Battle in Uganda Hits Close to Home" at www.borderjumpers.org.
Here it is @ http://borderjumpers1.blogspot...
Uganda, like most of the countries in Africa, is full of contradictions.
While everyone we met in Uganda was friendly and helpful, going out of their way to assist us when we needed directions, a Wifi hotspot, or a place to find vegetarian food, the country also has some of the most restrictive laws against human rights on the continent. While we were there, the "Bahati Bill" was introduced in parliament. The Bahati called for life in prison -- and in some case the death penalty -- for people found “guilty” of homosexual activity.
As gay marriage laws are passed around the world, including most recently in Mexico City, it's hard to believe that lawmakers would punish people for being gay or having HIV/AIDS. The Bahati bill also punishes anyone who fails to report a homosexual act committed by others with up to three years in jail, and a prison sentence of up to seven years for anyone who defends the rights of gays and lesbians.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni, due to mounting pressure from governments such as the United States, across Europe, and in Canada, said that he opposes the measure, and would attempt to try and soften the bill. According to a recent story in Reuters, “the president has been quoted in local media saying homosexuality is a Western import, joining continental religious leaders who believe it is un-African.” With a national election looming in 2012, politicians seem to be using hatred against gays as a scapegoat for rising corruption and the weakening of civil liberties and freedom of the press.
Yet, even the possibility that a watered-down version of the proposed law could be passed, is an alarming sign of a dangerous trend of prejudice all over Africa. In Blantyre, Malawi, for example, a gay couple was arrested last week after having a traditional engagement ceremony. Homosexuality is punishable by 14 years in jail in Malawi
However, human rights advocates continue to fight. In Latin America, they hope that the success of legalized marriage in Mexico City will spread to Argentina, Venezuela, Chile, and other places. Uruguay permits gay parents to adopt and Columbia grants social security rights to same sex couples.
In the United States, gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, and transgender rights is one of the most import civil and human rights battles we currently face. Despite recent setbacks in California, New York, and Maine -- recent success in places like Iowa, DC, and New Hampshire -- means that during next decade the battlefield for LGBT rights is not only in Africa but also right here at home.
All our best, Danielle Nierenberg and Bernard Pollack

Re: Jason Mattison, Jr. – GAY TEEN Murdered in Baltimore

Brandon Lacy Campos — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:49:29 -0000

Thank you for reposting my article. I deeply appreciate it.

Yours,
Brandon

Re: An Open Letter to the NY State Senate on Marriage Equality

MP — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:04:07 -0000

No matter how much it hurts, hold your head up high and carry on. You know your worth and that is all that is really important. Do not give straight people the power to take your happiness away from you. Bitterness will do that to you. Make a wonderful life for yourself. That will show 'em!

Re: Transsexual L.A. Times MIKE PENNER sportswriter found dead

Matt — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:30:35 -0000

This is beginning to get a little ridiculous. We see one of these every day. It's time people take a stand to get this shit erased from day to day life. Yes, people of all walks of life get murdered every day - but that doesn't excuse these hate crimes one bit.

Re: ARGENTINA JUDGE LEGALIZES MARRIAGE FOR A GAY COUPLE!

Matt — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:43:08 -0000

FINALLY we are starting to see some change in countries around the world. Still a long way to go. I'd really like to see some more world leaders supporting the cause as well.