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It is difficult to pinpoint all the reasons why a child might commit suicide but the parents of two young men are pretty clear on at least one factor – bullying. Carl Hoover-Walker was buried yesterday in Springfield, MA. Hoover-Walker was taunted with gay overtones, even though he did not…
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On April 17, 2008 thousands of high school and college students will attempt to remain silent during parts of the school day to bring awareness to bullying and harassment of gay, lesbian and bisexually identified students. In its 12th year, this student-run event, called the Day of Silence, is supported…
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Jacqueline Salmon reports on the proposed conservative school walkout on the Day of Silence and the Goldren Rule Pledge. About the Goldren Rule Pledge, Ms. Salmon notes: A Pennsylvania educator and an evangelist have yet another approach. Dr. Warren Throckmorton, a professor of psychology at Grove City College in Pennsylvania,…
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Actually, the article reports on various responses from evangelicals to the Day of Silence with mention of the DOS, Day of Truth, Golden Rule Pledge and the proposed DOS walkout. Students Encouraged to Skip School on ‘Day of Silence’ By Lawrence Jones A national coalition of pro-family groups are urging…
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An amazing vocal performance. He is risen!
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Not anyone I have written about before… The rhetoric is getting so outrageous that I didn’t think any more societal ills could be blamed on gays but I was wrong. But Robert Peters of Morality in Media (Can the irony get any thicker?), put out a news release just now…
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Soon (April 17), the Day of Silence will be observed around the country and some conservative groups are not happy about it. A coalition featuring the American Family Association and the Concerned Women for America is suggesting students walkout of school to protest the disruption of silence by same-sex attracted…
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Scott Lively is not slowing down. He spoke recently to the Murrieta/Temecula Republican Assembly about his book, the Pink Swastika. This meeting was a slated for one venue but was moved due to worries about a possible protest from gay groups – in particular PFLAG. The whole speech is now…
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I have been writing a lot about Uganda lately but sadly, that is only one of too many places in the world where one’s beliefs and speech can cost you freedom and much, much more. According to advocacy group ChinaAid, the Chinese authorities have detained Gao Zhisheng. Here is a…
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Same-sex marriage in the heart land. Note the attorney quoted at the end of the article: Richard Socarides. Charles Socarides son. English majors, help me, is that irony? It seems even clearer to me that this issue will eventually come before the Supreme Court. Can the nation long sustain a…
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