The Kids Are All Right, Gay Debate Mirrors 19th Century Church Dispute On Slavery, 30 Years With HIV: 3 Men Reflect, and more…
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The Kids Are All Right. Read more
Gay Debate Mirrors 19th Century Church Dispute on Slavery. Read more
30 Years with HIV: 3 Men Reflect. Read more
Pentagon Surveyed troops 60 Years Ago About Racial Intergration. Read more
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Canada’s Queer Community Needs to Help Persecuted Sexual Minorities. Read more
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I think two of the links are very important-and I missed them elsewhere. First, I am glad to see the link/article in Huffington Post about the connecting of slavery and homosexuality in churches/Bible. I find little in it new and in fact the repeated assertion that the two issues are “different” is nonsense, by the writer and those interviewed. They are the exact same.
And Second, the same thing applies to the 365.com link/article, referring the Rachel Madow’s coverage of the fact that the military did in fact do a survey abut racal integration of the military in 1947. I had not known that and it is significant, as said, that the vast majority of men did NOT want racial integration AND did think Jews were “bad.” A Truman of course ignored the results and integrated the military in 1948.