-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- “When children have married parents” | Equality Loudoun Archive, 2003-2013 on GOP FAIL
- So the people voted | Equality Loudoun Archive, 2003-2013 on 54/41
- The facts of life | Equality Loudoun Archive, 2003-2013 on CWA ladies caught in another lie
- Phillips campaign falsely attributes statement to Equality Loudoun | Equality Loudoun Archive, 2003-2013 on CWA ladies caught in another lie
- Sorry for your discomfort | Equality Loudoun Archive, 2003-2013 on CWA ladies caught in another lie
Tags
Abuse Adoption Animus Anti-gay industry Bob Marshall Bullying Campaigns Civil rights Community Constitution Dick Black Discrimination Doing the right thing Drama policy Editorials Equality Virginia Eugene Delgaudio Faith Gay-Straight Alliance General Assembly Hall of Shame Hate crimes Hate groups HB 751 Heckler's veto Law LCPS Legislation Letters Marriage Marshall-Newman Amendment Media Montgomery County Moral confusion Pants on Fire Parenting Patrick Henry College Reality-based world Religious authoritarianism Schools Transphobia Viewpoint discrimination Virginia Youth “Affirmation of Marriage Act”Archives
Tag Archives: VA “Family” Foundation
They can’t help themselves – HB 1727
Poor NARTH*. They try so earnestly to be taken seriously as a legitimate research institution, but can’t seem to stop demonstrating that they aren’t. In an illuminating article they published at the end of August, NARTH Scientific Advisory Committee member … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Abuse, Anti-gay industry, Ex-gay movement, Fraud, Gay-Straight Alliance, Legislation, NARTH, Schools, VA "Family" Foundation, Youth
1 Comment
Vote yes thrashing
Activist groups trying to salvage Ballot Question #1 are clinging to the State Board of Elections “explanation” (actually authored by active amendment proponent, Attorney General Bob McDonnell) like a slowly deflating raft. Prominent Virginia Republicans and real conservatives like J. … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Conservatism, Faith, GOP, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Pants on Fire, VA "Family" Foundation
2 Comments
My “So-Called” Family
Guest blog by Paula Prettyman, President, Equality Fairfax. I attended the amendment debate Friday night and witnessed Victoria Cobb of the Family Foundation snidely refer to a lesbian couple with children as a “so-called family.” The immediate and overwhelmingly displeased … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Equality Fairfax, Family values, Marshall-Newman Amendment, VA "Family" Foundation
2 Comments
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
2 Comments
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
5 Comments
Victoria’s make-believe amendment
There was great cause for celebration last week when the Attorney General couldn’t resist temptation, and released an advisory opinion on the Marshall/Newman amendment that proved our point: Lawyers and legal scholars can’t agree on how judges would interpret its … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Bill of Rights, Bob McDonnell, Marshall-Newman Amendment, VA "Family" Foundation
14 Comments
General Assembly wrap-up
The 2007 GA session marked the first time that positive, pro-active bills outweighed legislative attacks on our community. Interestingly, the defeat of most of the positive legislation reveals the weak, flabby underbelly of the anti-gay lobby, created by their own … Continue reading →