Why are Gay Rights Being Voted On?

A right or an issue? At one time, women in this nation didn’t have the right to vote. When the suffrage movement came to fruition, and women gained the right to vote…it wasn’t voted on. At one time, interracial marriage was outlawed in parts of this country. When the ‘activist judges’ overturned that law as discriminatory…it wasn’t voted on. When desegregation was ordered in the south, allowing Blacks to attend the same schools as whites.... Read More

Same-sex marriage rallies in Australia

2010: Year of Action for Same-Sex Marriage Why November 28? Groups around the country are busy gearing up for large demonstrations on November 28 to launch the Year of Action for Same-Sex Marriage. The Australian Senate is due to release a landmark report on same-sex marriage two days earlier, and we intend sending a clear message to the Government that the time for marriage equality is now. Please spread the word to friends, family and colleagues. The... Read More

The Homophobia of Martin Luther King JR’s Daughter

Bernice King, Martin Luther's King granddaughter Recently, Bernice King, the youngest daughter of the late and great Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., has taken the lead role as president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), which was founded by her father in 1955 after Rosa Parks was arrested for failing to give up her seat on a bus for a white man. But, when it comes to Civil Rights, according to Bernice,... Read More

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