Showing posts with label gay rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay rights. Show all posts
Monday, March 16, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Campbell's Soup Stands Up Against Hate
Yep, soup is mmm mmm good, especially when the leading maker and American icon of soup, Campbell's stands up against the hate-mongering assholes of the ironically named American Family Association. You see, the AFA requested that Campbell's stop advertising in the Advocate, the long-running Gay and Lesbian News Magazine. Well, Campbell's basically told them to go fuck themselves, but somewhat more diplomatically. Perhaps, this could be another turning point where corporate America realizes that there's more profit in inclusion than exclusion. Suck on that, haters.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Openly Gay Athelete Wins Gold
Matthew Micham from Australis won a gold medal in diving at the Beijing Olympics and in this Olympics media event where NBC has found personal backstories so important, they did not once mention Matthew's. He is the first openly gay person to ever compete, let alone win a gold medal. Why would NBC not find this compelling?
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Happy Gay Marriage Day Continued
At least in California. And the LA Times -- sadly declining under Tribune -- manages to get it right with an Editorial today. The question, the paper poses, comes down to this: "How can the state's blessing on these acts of love in any way diminish us?"
Monday, June 16, 2008
Happy Gay Marriage Today
Today, at 5:01pm Pacific Time, equal marital rights came to gays and lesbians in California. And the people rejoiced. Let freedom ring.
Monday, May 19, 2008
Gay Marriage
We're going to the chapel...gonna get married...Well, not really the chapel, but we are gonna get married. Yeah, that's right. See if you can find us in this...(hat tip, April in Salt Lake!)
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Equal Rights Milestone
Gays can now marry in California. Equality marches onward.
And, you know what, families won't be hurt by this, they'll be helped.
(so, this is what it feels like to not have to sit in the back of the bus. gotta tell you, it feels pretty fucking right and good.)
The city celebrates today and tonight.
(above image from Defamer)
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Let's Help End Discrimination
Chuck Norris thinks it's ok to bash gays. Sad old man. Show why it's not, why don't you?
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
House Passes Anti-Gay Discrimination Bill
Huzzah. If it passes the Senate, though, Bush said he'd veto it. Not only is Bush a war criminal, a war profiteer, the worst president ever, but he's in favor of discrimination. Hecukuva job, America!
Monday, November 05, 2007
Episcopal Hater

"Representatives from the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh voted overwhelmingly Friday to approve constitutional amendments that are the first step in leaving the national church in a widening rift over homosexuality and interpretation of Scripture."
Come on, QUEER AS FOLK was set in Pittsburgh. Here's hoping the people of this diocese speak up for equality and freedom. Sheesh.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Marriage Equality
Unlike the San Diego Mayor, once again the Governator vetoed Marriage Equality in California. Now, is the time. Massachusetts and Canada and Spain and a host of other countries and territories have opened up Marriage to all consenting adults and the result has not been catastrophe. It's time California joined them.
Speak out, contribute, spread the word.
Speak out, contribute, spread the word.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Equal Rights for All Californians
I've been with Carl, my partner, for 17 years. We have shared everything in good times and bad times. The only things we haven't shared are marriage vows.
Is our longstanding, stable relationship a threat to the state of California? Is it a threat to straight people in any way? Does it cause anyone or anybody in our society harm? The answer is no. And, still, we are told that we cannot marry.
For those who say it goes against God's laws, I kindly remind you that we live in a country that still separates Church and State.
So, if you are so inclined, I encourage you to stand up, speak out and be counted. Let your voice be heard and let's -- as a progressive state -- take another step toward greater equality.
Is our longstanding, stable relationship a threat to the state of California? Is it a threat to straight people in any way? Does it cause anyone or anybody in our society harm? The answer is no. And, still, we are told that we cannot marry.
For those who say it goes against God's laws, I kindly remind you that we live in a country that still separates Church and State.
So, if you are so inclined, I encourage you to stand up, speak out and be counted. Let your voice be heard and let's -- as a progressive state -- take another step toward greater equality.
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
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