- My cousin
- My friend and his partner
- A blogging buddy
- The boy who lived across the street from me growing up
- Three college friends
- My students (8 who have come out to me to date)
- The Ugandan government making homosexuality punishable by death
- Matthew Shepard, Lawrence King, Carl Walker-Hoover, and many others
- The inability of loving adults to marry because of sexual orientation
- The imposition of specific, religious, and antiquated morality on free peoples
- The importance of love
03 January 2010
GLBTQ Mini Challenge
The first mini-challenge for Amanda's GLBTQ challenge asks participants to write a paragraph or two on why the challenge is personally important. I thought I would make a list (hey, I like lists!):
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I could just hug you for this post. #7 makes me so angry! Adn #9. :/ Hopefully we can change the world!
ReplyDeleteawesome. :)
ReplyDeletethat's beautiful! :-) you just made my day with that post.
ReplyDeleteI love your list. And dude, really? I had no idea the Ugandan government did that?!
ReplyDeleteI love your list. And dude, really? I had no idea the Ugandan government did that?!
ReplyDeleteAmanda - Changing the world is always a goal!
ReplyDeleteCare - Thanks!
Marie - Glad to hear it.
Christina - Yep, homosexuality is already life imprisonment, but they think the death penalty may be more appropriate!
Wonderful list! I couldn't agree more.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your list. I just wish Uganda was the only country the put gay men and lesbians to death. Hopefully some day soon no country will being doing this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful list. You all have inspired me to rejoin the challenge and work on my mini-challenge post. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteStephanie - It's great to hear people say that.
ReplyDeleteRyan - Agreed. It's practically unbelievable to me that something so horrendous can be so common.
Ali - Excellent! I can't wait to see what you write (er..wrote, not sure I'll go check). :)
Beautiful list, especially #11 :)
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