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Sunday, October 31, 2010
Dr. Phil Slams Clint McCance 'Non-apology' Apology
Below is video of McCance on Anderson Cooper's show...
Below: Anderson Cooper talks to Ellen Degeneres...
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
It Gets Better: Bishop Mark Hanson, ELCA
The leader of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America wants gay and lesbian teens to know that they’re “the people God created them to be.”
ELCA Presiding Bishop Mark Hanson has joined President Barack Obama and prominent celebrities in recording video messages aimed at reducing despair and suicide among gay youths.
The ELCA allows gays and lesbians in committed relationships to serve as clergy — a policy that has prompted a number of congregations to leave the largest U.S. Lutheran denomination. See full story here.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Don't Allow 'Wackos' To Decide Our Country's Fate on Nov. 2
They plan to take away healthcare, privatize social security, and give corporations more money to build new factories overseas. Please don't vote for the right-wing crazy nuts. United we stand, divided we fail. Republican control under a democrat president means more stalling, fighting, and nothing getting done in congress.
Facebook Employees: It Gets Better
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Chris Colfer - It Gets Better
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Chaz Bono - It Gets Better
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Trevor - Award Winning Gay Short Film
Brett Barsky, the straight, married father of two who 16 years ago played the title character in the landmark short film that inspired the Trevor Project, discusses the lasting impact of Trevor and offers advice for suicidal teens.
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Whoopie Goldberg For Fight Back New York
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