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If I were to write a Constitution
Were I to write a Constitution, as a founding document of a country, I’d base it on the US Constitution. It would be clearly stated that the nation would be a secular nation, founded on no one religious doctrine and … Continue reading
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Tagged access to health care, access to legal representation, assembly, business, Constitution, corporations, education, Equality, executive, freedom, freedom to marry, government, health, insurance, judicial, labor unions, legislative, people, postaday2011, postaweek2011, priveliges, Religion, rights, speech, taxes
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My Bucket List
A bucket list is a list of activities (usually one hundred or so) you want to do before you die. Everyone should have a bucket list. Here’s my list of thirty things I want to do before I die, in … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Environment, General, GLBT, Personal, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Science, Social Observations, Technology
Tagged Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, baseball, Bucket List, Canada, Constitution, Denis Leary, direct, dresses, Eiffel Tower, Europe, Fashion Week, female, freedom, Gay Pride, get a degree, hoseiry, invent, Jon Stewart, Lewis Black, lottery, make-up, movie, New York City, newspaper, North America, Paris, photgraphy, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Pulitzer Prize, Real Life Experience, RLE, shoes, South America, Stephen Colbert, Supreme Court, USA Patriot Act, woman, wondergoon, write
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The Meaning of Acceptance
If you ask a minority, “What does acceptance mean to you?”, you might get a few varying responses. To a religious minority, say, a Wiccan in a predominantly Christian culture, acceptance might mean no proselytizing, as her family and friends … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Christianity, Education, General, GLBT, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Science, Social Observations
Tagged ACLU, African American, Andrew Cuomo, bisexual, black, Christianity, Christin, civil unions, Democrats, domestic partnerships, freedom, gay, gay marriage, genderqueer, GLBTQ, Green Party, HRC, lesbian, LGBTQ, minority, NYC Pride, postaday2011, postaweek2011, questioning, Republicans, SSA, Tea Party, Transgender
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Petition: Ask the Atlanta Braves to make an “It Gets Better” video
I ran across this petition on Change.org, a few minutes ago. I’ve signed it, won’t you? If you’re a supporter of LGBT rights, and a fan of the Braves (or any MLB team), won’t you take a few minutes to … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Education, General, GLBT, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Social Observations
Tagged America for Everyone, Atlanta Braves, bigotry, bisexual, Equality, freedom, gay, GLBT, Hate, It Gets Better campaign, lesbian, LGBT, LGBT Youth suicide, Love, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Roger McDowell, suicide, The REAL America, Transgender
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From the Archives: On Rights
I originally posted this back on September 7, 2008. I thought it was still relevant, given the state this country is in and the almost single-minded push to strip all our rights away from us. The post appears as it … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, General, Personal, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Social Observations
Tagged alcohol, Christian God, cigarettes, Constitution of the United States, Doctor Death, freedom, government, injustice, Jack Kevorkian, lucky strikes, postaday2011, postaweek2011, slavery, suicide
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‘Protect Life Act’ Could Kill Women
The GOP are at it again. Take a look at this: This is utterly repulsive. Repulsive. Why is it that the GOP wants to ‘protect life’ but wants to kill women? Can anyone explain this to me? Anyone?
Posted in Business, Christianity, General, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Social Observations, Technology
Tagged abortion, Congress of No, democrat, freedom, GOP, Hate, misogyny, Politics, postaday2011, postaweek2011, pro-choice, pro-life, Protecting Life Act, Republican, The Young Turks, TYT, womens rights
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High School Senior Comes Out in Assembly
What courage it must have taken for this young woman to lay her heart bare to her peers! I am oh so hopeful that this beautiful young woman continues to shine and sing her song. Kayla, I know you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in General, Philosophy, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Social Observations
Tagged Christian, Christianity, civil rights, coming out, courage, cowardice, Doctor Martin Luther King Jr., Equality, Fear, freedom, GLBT, GLBT rights, GLBT youth, GLBTQ youth, God, Hate, joy, Kayla, Love, MLK Day, postaday2011, postaweek2011
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Sarah Palin Song! (Hilarious Tea Party ‘Battle Hymn’)
I really don’t know what to make of this. It’s too absurd to be taken seriously. Here. Just watch. Too absurd for words.
Posted in Entertainment, General, Music, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Social Observations
Tagged absurdity, Battle Hymn, church, Democrats, freedom, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Republicans, Sarah Palin, song, Tea Party, The Young Turks, TYT, wtf?
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Some Thoughts on MLK Day
First off, a confession. Had I remembered that yesterday was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I would’ve flipped the last two posts. My apologies if anyone was offended by my oversight. One of my favorite quotes by Doctor King is … Continue reading
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