Occupy Oakland’s Awesomeness Triumphs Over Fringe Craziness
Occupy Oakland’s achievements were overshadowed in the media by the violence of a splinter group and that’s really not fair because Wednesday was actually really awesome.
Occupy Oakland’s achievements were overshadowed in the media by the violence of a splinter group and that’s really not fair because Wednesday was actually really awesome.
The National Organization for Marriage photoshopped 60,000 Obama supporters to look like they’re protesting gay marriage. No, really.
“Gay and lesbian couples have the same values as everyone else.”
Zack Harrington died one year ago.
“We are only asking for fair and equitable treatment as a recognized family.”
“I covered myself, I shielded my body, and he just kept hitting me and nobody did anything.”
Rick Mercer is calling for better adult role models for gay teens.You need to watch this video.
74% of straight people believe that job performance should be the only factor involved in judging job performance. 5% believe that sexual orientation or being trans should be a factor.
Annika’s Team Pick: “This groundbreaking, community-based research project will document the inequalities and discrimination faced by LGBTQ people which negatively effect mental wellness.”
“Public discussion about American families often assumes the nation is largely made up of married heterosexual couples raising their biological children. Yet less than a quarter of all U.S. households fall into this category”
“In other words, that part of the photo is especially ridiculous, too ridiculous to refute. The rest, however, I’m happy to refute – with facts and stuff.”
“The manager said that our behaviour was inappropriate and that it was a family friendly establishment and it wasn’t acceptable there,” Duckworth said.”
“If hope is an impossible demand, then we demand the impossible.”
If you sign this petition by October 28, it goes to President Barack Obama’s desk. And maybe that means something.
Will the coming election year usher in more female incumbents than ever before, or watch them all disappear?
“What exactly does ‘success’ mean for OWS? It could mean giving power to conversations and movements that activists, organizers and thinkers have been having for years.”
What I wrote on my ipad while Governor Cuomo, Christine Quinn, James Alesi and Bruce Gyory talked about our equal rights.
“If you can’t beat them, join them. And once you’re in, take them over and throw them out.”
“We want to warn Michiganders that coming out may cost them their jobs.”
In Nabagesera’s words, “the struggle for human rights is one struggle and no human rights defender should be left to do this work alone. Courage is our virtue, and freedom is our goal.”