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emma’s revolution in concert
On June 21, Equality Loudoun had our most successful concert event yet, with 120 enthusiastic fans enjoying an evening with social justice folk musicians emma’s revolution. (See pictures here.) Many friends and supporters made this possible – thank you to … Continue reading
Unintentional heroes
The poignant desperation contained in this blog title, “Only in LA”, actually caused me to feel compassion for this widely-reviled local antagonist. It will all be ok, James. We’ll be patient with you as you come to terms with the … Continue reading
Introducing the Padilla traveling circus
Luis Padilla, fired by Cargill for refusing to refrain from displaying his anti-equality views to his co-workers, is being groomed for full blown martyrdom by Victoria Cobb, et al. Of course, every anti-gay media piece about the case consistently redacts … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Business, Employment, Human Resources, Special rights, VA "Family" Foundation, Victimism
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Human Resources are for all humans
I love this. Barton Hinkle of the Richmond Times-Dispatch asks: It’s tempting to conclude current events have rendered satire inoperative; how do you lampoon that which is already extravagantly absurd? Meanwhile, in other “news,” we find the following headline: Pro-Homo … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Business, Employment, First Amendment, Human Resources, Special rights, VA "Family" Foundation, Victimism
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Short attention span?
In one of the funniest things another blogger has ever said to me, Insider made this earth-stopping observation: Gee, David. I’m noticing you refuse to say you oppose gay marriage. More about that later, because I couldn’t help noticing this. … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Business, Employment, Hypocrisy, Marriage, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Pants on Fire
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Connection says “No”
Vote ‘No’ on ‘Marriage Amendment’ Amendment is at odds with Virginia’s business-friendly demeanor. Loudoun Connection August 10, 2006 There are dozens, maybe hundreds, of reasons to vote against the proposed constitutional amendment on marriage that will appear on the ballot … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, News
Tagged Business, Editorials, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Media
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What’s really at stake in the Elane case?
There seems to be pretty widespread disagreement within the GLBT community over the meaning of the New Mexico Human Rights Commission ruling in the Elane Photography case, and whether the decision was correct. (The short version: Lesbian couple approaches photographer … Continue reading →