When Did You Choose to Be Straight? – YouTube

When Did You Choose to Be Straight? – YouTube.

This New Zealand Politician Unleashes One Of The Funniest Gay Marriage Speeches On Record

Before a final vote that approved in New Zealand, Maurice Williamson an MP from Pakuranga delivered this hilarious, heartfelt, and altogether brilliant speech defending his vote for the bill.

via This New Zealand Politician Unleashes One Of The Funniest Gay Marriage Speeches On Record.

Dad Overhears Nervous Gay Teenage Son Talking About His Coming Out Plan

…Writes his son the best note ever :)

I’ve known you were since you were six. I’ve you since you were born.

Matthew Lannon, Rhode Island Sixth Grader, Gives Gay Marriage Speech At Hearing

A sixth grade student stunned the Rhode Island Senate judiciary committee with a profound speech on same-sex .

Twelve-year-old Matthew Lannon, who says he has two moms and two dads who have been together for 14 years, told the crowd, “My parents, and all the other and lesbian people here, just want to be happy.”

Matthew Lannon, Rhode Island Sixth Grader, Gives Gay Marriage Speech At Hearing.

Hillary Clinton for HRC’s Americans for Marriage Equality – YouTube

Hillary Clinton for HRC's Americans for Marriage Equality – YouTube.

Clinton & Callum on Vimeo

via Clinton & Callum on Vimeo.

iO Tillett Wright: Fifty shades of gay – YouTube

Photographer iO Tillett Wright grew up between genders and sexualities. She’s shot 2,000 people who consider themselves somewhere on the LBGTQ spectrum and asked many: can they assign a percentage to how or straight they are? Most people consider themselves to exist in the grey areas of sexuality, which presents a real problem when it comes to discrimination. Because where do you draw the line? (Filmed at TEDxWomen.)

via iO Tillett Wright: Fifty shades of gay – YouTube.

Everyone is Different – YouTube

Everyone is Different – YouTube.

The Chick Fellatio: stuck in the craw | Owldolatrous Productions

Wayne and Cody - 18 years

Taken on our 18th Anniversary, which also happens to be the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, June 28. Wayne’s on your left, Cody’s on your .

This isn’t simply about . Shocker, right? It’s extremely frustrating that same-sex is the great continental divide. People are judged according to how they stand on this issue, as if no other issue matters. Did you know that a person can be for same-sex and still be homophobic? Did you know that a person can be against same-sex and be ? We all get categorized very quickly based on the marriage issue and maybe that’s not fair. But here’s what you should know:

- In 29 states in America today, my partner of 18 years, Cody, or I could be fired for being gay. Period. No questions asked. One of those states is Louisiana, our home state. We live in self-imposed exile from beloved homeland, family, and friends, in part, because of this legal restriction on our ability to live our lives together.

- In 75 countries in the world, being gay is illegal. In many, the penalty is in prison. These are countries we can’t openly visit. In 9 countries, being gay is punishable by death. In many others, violence against gays is tacitly accepted by the authorities. These are countries where we would be killed. Killed.

- Two organizations that work very hard to maintain this status quo and roll back any protections that we may have are the Family Research Council and the Marriage & Family Foundation. For example, the Family Research council leadership has officially stated that same-gender-loving behavior should be criminalized in this country. They draw their pay, in part, from the donations of companies like Chick-Fil-A. Both groups have also done “missionary” work abroad that served to strengthen and promote criminalization of same-sex relations.

- Chick-Fil-A has given roughly $5M to these organizations to support their work.

- Chick-Fil-A’s money comes from the profits they make when you purchase their products.

The Chick Fellatio: stuck in the craw | Owldolatrous Productions.

Alan Turing: Great Minds – YouTube

Hank introduces us to that great mathematical mind, Alan Turing, who, as an openly man in the early 20th century faced brutal prejudice that eventually led to his suicide, despite being a war hero who helped the Allies defeat the Nazis.

Alan Turing: Great Minds – YouTube.

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