Watch the whole clip.
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More importantly, how does he feel about the word “vagina” being used in a book?
scary truth, blind sheep lead by wolves
Wow, didn’t see that one coming. Sad that the arguments are so similar… beautiful to see a follower of Christ standing against discrimination & injustice rather than for them.
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I have said this for a long time, but just to friends and family. Bravo to him for doing it in a public form. Bravo indeed!!!
This is more about the ‘paranoia’ of the ‘other’. I was befriended in social media, and told that as my daughter is a Cathedral Chorister, then we were damned as we followed ‘traditional’ worship. They were unfriended post haste.
When the ‘Bible’ is used to back up an argument it’s contents are rarely used.
Matthew 7:1 ‘Do not judge’
John 13:34-35 ‘Love one another’
Thanks for sharing
I’m fascinated by the fact that while proponents of same-sex marriage constantly compare it to interracial marriage, the African-American community (who you think would be most likely to be swayed by this argument) tends to be more likely to oppose same-sex marriage.
For example Irene Monroe at huffingtonpost.com writes: “In April 2012, a month before Obama publicly announced his support for marriage equality, 49 percent of African Americans opposed same-sex marriage, according to Pew results, while only 39 percent were in favor of it. And since Obama’s announcement endorsing marriage equality, some African-American ministers have come out more vociferously against Obama.”
Apparently many African-Americans don’t see the parallel being made by this speaker as valid. It’s interesting.
It has been pointed out to me that this speech wasn’t directly pointed at same-sex marriage but discrimination against based on a person’s sexual orientation in general.
So I will extend the statement to say that the majority of African-Americans do not seem to see a parallel between racial discrimination and discrimination based on sexual orientation. Again, the argument seems to be ineffective in the very community where one would think it would resonate.
One wonders why that might be.
I would simply point out to you that *after* Obama’s declaration of support, those numbers you just cited essentially reversed themselves.
I have never bought the whole idea that somehow African-Americans were really more inclined toward being homophobic than white. I think there were just cultural barriers against *saying* you supported rights for gay individuals. But with Obama – along with Colin Powell, and Chris Rock, and Jay-Z, and on and on – coming out (pardon the pun) in favor of same-sex marriage, that cultural barrier to admitting a pro-gay positions started cracking, and polls quickly changed.
Years ago we started having the gay marriage conversation in Ohio and the late Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth did a tv ad against allowing same sex marriage or civil unions. I wondered at the time if he wasn’t actually upset about the language of his fight being used in this context. We’re talking about community leaders who saw their homes and churches bombed, children murdered, reverends assassinated. So while many of us will agree that this is a civil rights issue, it’s not quite the same and maybe using that language is part of what turned African American leaders against the movement.I don’t know and haven’t talked about this with anyone else really. Just a thought.
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