Anti-gay movement = limiting gay marriages, and general hatred toward homosexuals.
Segregation = the movement to separate whites from African-Americans
Anti-women's rights = the movement to keep women from being able to vote, equal opportunity in the work-place, etc.
Pro-Slavery = the movement that was a key element/impetuous to the Civil War.
I just don't understand how we Americans can be so hateful of a group of people. In the past, we have altered our constitution on the matters of Slavery, Women's Rights, and Segregation. Proving that we can move to eliminate hatred, and to protect the rights of human beings, our citizens.
I feel the anit-gay movement is virtually identical to these since forgotten, and carefully legislated-way aberrations of our history.
Someone tell me - how is it different - fundamentally?
I'm straight, and stand up for the rights of Americans - including homosexuals, women, and African-Americans.
2006-06-29
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