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Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:10:12 GMT+00:00
Kansas City Star It would teach second-graders that homophobia is hurtful and that there are same-gender relationships. Fifth-graders would learn that sex is not limited to ...
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Homophobia 16 2009 Pierre Verdy AFP
Neil McKinnon
hu, 22 Jul 2010 05:00:00 GM
He talked about being angry with the . homophobia. spread by his father, the infamous Southern Baptist minister Fred Phelps. He also spoke about the physical and psychological abuse he suffered as a child and how he helped create a healing ...
Q. I'm lesbian and I've thankfully never had to deal with homophobia, but I was wondering what does it actually feel like when someone acts weird to you because of your sexuality? Being lesbian feels so normal to me that I don't understand what there is to be upset about, but obviously people do have problems with it :]. Thanks!
Asked by ss - Wed Feb 24 07:24:19 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well...I remember I was in the city on my way to college and I accidentally bumped into a man walking towards me. I told him I was very sorry and he looked at me and said "watch where you're going fa ggot" He was like 30 something. It was the first time an adult called me a fa ggot. I was 18. Three years later my best friend and I got in a confrontation with a group of frat guys. They beat us to a bloody pulp. Five of them, two of us. We were just going to the bar across the street in a popular gay district we call the "gayborhood". My friend never made it to the hospital, he died on the way; and I nearly so... Even though the scars have faded, I remember that night quite vividly. I remember one gay laughing and telling the guy who was… [cont.]
Answered by AverageJoe *Check out my Profile - Wed Feb 24 08:59:39 2010
