Monthly Archives: October 2005
Sudoku (LESBIANGaY)
Here is my variant of Sudoku. Instead of the numberals 1 through 9, use the letters found in the two words ‘lesbian‘ and ‘gay‘ but use ‘a‘ only once. Therefore, in each row, column and 3×3 grid, the solved puzzle will contain each of the following 9 letters: L E S B I A N G Y… Continue reading
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Gay People Are Not From Mars
The Gay Lesbian Civil Rights Movement’s most important success will be that of creating an environment in which gay people feel free and welcome to express their basic core humanity without regard to their sexuality. The energy that out gay people now must expend in order to make their place openly and honestly… Continue reading
Gay Teens Confront Their Humanity
For most out gay teens today, they will mature into a country (USA) that will, for the most part, bar them from marrying the one they love. Many may enter adulthood in states that categorize them as unfit to foster or adopt children… Continue reading
Jonathan I. Katz: In Defense of Thought Turds
Jonathan I. Katz posted an article through his school’s website entitled “In Defense of Homophobia” (hat tip Good As You). In it he calls gay people basically diseased, immoral and repulsive. Here follows my emailed response… Continue reading
A New Generation of Irrational Haters Arise
Newsbusters.org denounces the Time magazine article The Battle Over Gay Teens by John Cloud as playing with the facts. I ventured into the comments and found myself in a sea of stubborn prideful dismay at John Cloud’s audacity to report gay teenagers as (GASP!) mostly happy well-adjusted people…. Continue reading
John Cloud: The Battle Over Gay Teens
What happens when you come out as a kid? How America’s gay youths are challenging the right–and the left. The appearance of so many gay adolescents has, predictably, worried social conservatives, but it has also surprised gay activists… Continue reading
How Much is Too Much?