In a church that sees nothing wrong with enforced celibacy, repressed sexuality, homophobia, relegating women to second class status, and covering up countless cases of child sexual abuse by priests, the smoking brazier of child sexual abuse has set the church house on fire.
Every now and then, it helps to place ourselves in another person’s shoes. Consider the perspective of a hatriot listening to Fox, Beck, Coulter, or Limbaugh blab on and on about those perverted homosekshuals and their abominations.
The people who used inexcusable language in an attempt to demean some of our African-American and gay Members of Congress should be ashamed of their behavior. It shows just how low the right has sunk in its pursuit of ideology over humanity.
A few days ago, an 18 year old high school lesbian senior in Itawamba County, Mississippi, Constance McMillen, approached school authorities to let them know in advance that she would be coming with her girlfriend. School officials decided to cancel the entire prom for all students instead.
As an awesome retelling of Lewis Carroll’s beloved classic story, Tim Burton’s recent remake of Alice in Wonderland has much in common with the terrain of human rights for gays in the USA.
