At what point do we make this important distinction? At what point do we find inclusion a matter no longer ignored?
As a lesbian, do I not have familial concerns? Am I never in a relationship? Am I only part of a culture? Part of a group?
At what point will my concerns regarding significant others be considered as significant as heterosexual concerns which are classified, according to yahoo, as "family and relationship" concerns? Why is my sexual orientation deemed "cultural" and "group-oriented?"
Will we tolerate this? Are we really this second class? Are we truly this compliant?
Let me know. I'm willing to petition yahoo to included GLBT/other under the "Family & Relationship" categorization. We are complex, romantic, loving people who engage in relationships and value family, are we not?
Stand up for the unconditional.
2007-03-02
17:20:10
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rougelatete
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Society & Culture
➔ Cultures & Groups
➔ Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender