... have established with religious leaders in Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya and are exporting homophobia from the United States to these Anglophone countries. * The U.S. Right - once ... anti-gay line into Africa -- not the other way around -- resulting in anti-gay legislation and homophobia that wasn't there before. So let us look at the claims of the Rev. Kaoma and the PRA. 1. Mainline Protestant ...

... to social disturbance? Action needs to be taken. This site should be taken down. Someone should let everyone know that homophobia is wrong, even more so when you try to spread your hate. If anyone cares, if you care, please. We need to rid of this site as a step towards elimination of homophobia. It is a disease. It is unfair and judgemental. It is perverse and ill. Please ...

... just unveiled it's latest resource on the issue of homophobia and heterosexism. This site grew out of a mandate from General ... the General Conference passed "Opposing Homophobia and Heterosexism" (#2043 in the Book of Resolutions) ... church to provide resources on how the denomination can eradicate homophobia and heterosexism. Check out the stories and resources. Together we can create ...

Footballers from across Devon and Cornwall played their part in helping to kick homophobia and racism out of the sport when they took part in a Diversity Cup held as part of this year’s ... Tatchell, who is working with the Football Association on producing a DVD to raise awareness of homophobia in football. The tournament, organised by plymouth prideevent (CORRECT) and sponsors Devon and Cornwall ...

via Huffington Post, by Jason Mannino "The gay person is looked at primarily as a "gatekeeper." The Earth is looked at, from my tribal perspective, as a very, very delicate machine or consciousness, with high vibrational points, which certain people must be guardians of in order for the tribe to keep its continuity with the gods and with the spirits... Any person who is at ...

... delighted to see the positive reaction of the Mersyside people as they attended a candlelit vigil against homophobia in large numbers. At the scene of the attack 1,500 people turned out to lend their ... Mr Parkes will make a wonderful police officer when he is back on the streets and wish him well. Previously on Gaelick: It is what it is: Tracing the logic of homophobia