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Monthly Archives: February 2006
Other Voices: Club bill a thinly veiled threat
Wonderful op-ed by two high school students. “Schools do not exist to protect their students from reality and the challenges it presents. They do exist to prepare and educate people for their entrance into the real world and to ensure … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay-Straight Alliance, Letters, Schools, Youth
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AG Opinion Endorses Discrimination
Equality Virginia: Attorney General Opinion Endorses Discrimination Against Gay and Lesbian Virginians (Richmond) – Equality Virginia condemned an official opinion issued today by Attorney General Robert McDonnell that said the Governor does not have the authority to include “sexual orientation” … Continue reading
Posted in News, Press releases
Tagged Bob Marshall, Bob McDonnell, Civil rights, Discrimination, Equality Virginia, Tim Kaine
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Two Loudoun churches leave ECUSA
Loudoun Times-Mirror February 14, 2006 By Eileen M. Carlton Two Episcopal churches in eastern Loudoun have made history, being the first and second congregations in Virginia to leave the umbrella of the Episcopal Church of the United States of America … Continue reading
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Tagged Episcopal Church, Religious authoritarianism
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Virginia Is for . . . :
Welcome to the Fred Phelps Training Academy “Only a visceral animosity that is the antithesis of Christian agape could account for such an unrelenting assault.” Richmond Times-Dispatch February 14, 2006 By A. Barton Hinkle The Rev. Fred Phelps, leader of … Continue reading
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Tagged “Affirmation of Marriage Act”, Editorials, General Assembly, Hate groups, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Media
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Stay tuned for GSA bill in Senate
In case there was any doubt about which generation is providing leadership: Due to continuing legislative efforts to deny GLBTQ and allied youth their constitutionally protected right to freedom of expression and association, a new statewide grassroots youth coalition has … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay-Straight Alliance, General Assembly, Voter education
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Statewide group for gay youth forms
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February, 9, 2006 Contact: Tully Satre Founder/Executive Director info@CEEVAinitiative.org 540.219.1654 Statewide group for gay youth forms Responding to continued attacks against Virginia’s gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) youth, a new coalition has been formed to work … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay-Straight Alliance, General Assembly, Schools, Youth
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In Virginia, a Step Backward
Washington Post February 5, 2006 Now that the Virginia legislature has passed the marriage amendment for a second time and the measure is almost certainly headed to the November ballot, Virginia voters should understand exactly what the amendment does. Although … Continue reading
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Tagged Editorials, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Media
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