Showing posts with label Civil and political rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civil and political rights. Show all posts
Monday, April 4, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Does Ron Paul Want To Stop The Supreme Court From Ruling On Prop 8? | The New Civil Rights Movement
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- Prop 8: Stay On Same-Sex Marriage A Burden For Elderly Couples (huffingtonpost.com)
- Mark Levin Unloads On Ron Paul's Supporters: 'Biggest A-Holes' And 'Like Marxists' (mediaite.com)
- "No New Gay Marriages as California Courts Mull Prop. 8" and related posts (truthdig.com)
- New Judge In Prop 8 Case Announced (sfist.com)
- Will Rand Run? (reason.com)
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
“Vilified” Vatican Tells U.N. Anti-Gay Critics Under Increased Attack | The New Civil Rights Movement
“Vilified” Vatican Tells U.N. Anti-Gay Critics Under Increased Attack | The New Civil Rights Movement
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- Gays hijacking the Civil Rights Movement (redbeardedoctopus.wordpress.com)
- Civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson visits Derry (politics.ie)
- After Wisconsin, Unions Tie Cause to Civil Rights - Byron York - Townhall Conservative (gds44.wordpress.com)
- Will the US Supreme Court in Fox v Vice Close the Door to Future Civil Rights Lawsuits? (allthingsreform.org)
Monday, March 21, 2011
Ikea’s ‘Provocative’ ‘Swedish Imperialism’ Gay Family Ad | The New Civil Rights Movement
Ikea’s ‘Provocative’ ‘Swedish Imperialism’ Gay Family Ad | The New Civil Rights Movement
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- Gays hijacking the Civil Rights Movement (redbeardedoctopus.wordpress.com)
- Former AL Justice Claims Same-Sex Marriage Would Increase Divorce and Child Abuse (releasedorothy.wordpress.com)
- Ikea's Ad In Sicily Isn't Doing Enough To Fight For Gay Rights (queerty.com)
- What's The New Civil Rights Movement? (npr.org)
- Italian Newspaper Slams Ikea's Gay Ad (towleroad.com)
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
The Politics of GOP Terrorism: (Why Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal May Die) | The New Civil Rights Movement
Well, All That Was Fun, But Here’s Why “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal Won’t Happen — Maybe For Years
What do you call a group that uses threats, condones repression, and takes hostages?
After a promise by the President to “work with Congress” to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” after an exhaustive $4.5 million study that was released just yesterday, after DADT was declared unconstitutional by a federal judge months ago, after dozens of high-ranking military leaders, along with dozens of Senators and Congressmen, put their careers on the line to support gay and lesbian soldier who put their lives on the line, here’s why “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” will remain law into the next decade of the twenty-first century: the GOP.
Yes, that’s right, the GOP. Specifically, the Republican Senate, all forty-two members who signed a letter stating they will allow no legislation to pass until the Bush tax cuts are extended and the government is funded into the new year.GOP: Terrorist Group? (Why Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal May Die) | The New Civil Rights MovementRelated articles
- The Time Has Come- Senators Do You Want To Be Remembered For Supporting Equality or Bigotry (pinkbananaworld.com)
- The Dickishness Of The GOP (andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com)
- Sen. Lieberman: DADT repeal will pass if leaders give time (thehill.com)
- Pentagon Asks for Repeal of 'DADT'; Most Troops OK With Gays in Service (politicsdaily.com)
- Watch: Lieberman on Chances for Senate Vote on 'DADT' Repeal (towleroad.com)
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