- 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
Sunday, January 3, 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.
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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