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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Artist Spotlight: Julian Hsiung
Artist Spotlight: Julian Hsiung
Hsiung’s take on the beautiful men he sees in Western culture has a ripe, about-to-burst quality.
Christopher Harrity
www.advocate.com/arts-entertainment/art/artist-spotlight/2015/03/28/artist-spotlight-julian-hsiung
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Asking My Girlfriend Out (LGBT EDITION)
Asking My Girlfriend Out (LGBT EDITION)
this is my 2nd video so yea……. this is how i ask my future girlfriend out and hope she’ll say yes hopefully she will say yes and make more video with her she’s everything I ever wanted…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Yjyvyx4tGg&feature=youtube_gdata
THAT TONIGHT MOVE!!!!! —- Excitement usually starts @ 10pm on a Thursday Lls — #WAYUP *F.R.I.D.A.Y. = YOUR FAVORITE FRIDAY PARTY… #GIRLcodeFRIDAZE!!! ♈️ ARIES ♈️ WHERE YALL ATTTTTT????? — THEY SAID SPRING TIME IS COMIN… THEY SAY THOS
What's It Like to Be Deaf and Gay? (VIDEO)
What's It Like to Be Deaf and Gay? (VIDEO)
I’m From Driftwood is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit archive for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer stories. New stories are posted on the site every Wednesday.
What’s it like to navigate the gay world when you’re deaf? Richard Mesich shares his story, beginning with his coming-out experience. Richard recalls talking to his mom on AOL Instant Messenger:
We were talking, and my mom asked me, “Are you gay? Are you interested in boys?” I was thinking and realized it is time for me to open up, so I told my mom, “Yes, I am gay.” She said, “OK, that’s good. I am happy to hear that from you. I knew you were gay since you were a little kid.”
When Richard turned 21, his gay uncles took him to his first gay club in West Hollywood. While the experience was a little uncomfortable, it introduced him to the dating world:
I dated a few guys on and off. It was good and enjoyable. But I was very nervous dating a guy for the first time. I met this one person, and he was hearing. We went out for dinner, and we could communicate a little, but sometimes it’s hard with a hearing person. Mostly I would text on my phone to communicate.
Now, years later, Richard is able to reflect on how comfortable he’s become as an out gay, deaf man:
Comparing high school to where I am now, I used to feel lost and isolated. I didn’t know who I was. Now I feel confident, happy and know who I am. I’m comfortable with hearing and deaf people; it doesn’t matter to me. Now I know who I am, but I am not in a rush to look for love.
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Excitement usually starts @ 10pm on a Thursday Lls — #WAYUP *F.R.I.D.A.Y. = YOUR FAVORITE FRIDAY PARTY… #GIRLcodeFRIDAZE!!! ♈️ ARIES ♈️ WHERE YALL ATTTTTT????? — THEY SAID SPRING TIME IS COMIN… THEY SAY THOSE SUN DRESSES ARE COMIN… S
Arkansas Senate Passes Religion Bill Called Anti-Gay
Arkansas Senate Passes Religion Bill Called Anti-Gay
(Adds comment from Wal-Mart Stores)
By Jon Herskovitz
March 27 (Reuters) – The Arkansas Senate overwhelmingly approved on Friday a Republican-backed bill whose authors say is intended to protect religious freedoms but critics contend could allow businesses to refuse service to gay people.
The Republican governor of Indiana signed into law a similar “religious freedom” bill on Thursday, prompting protests from human rights groups and criticism from some business leaders.
The bill advancing in the Republican-led Arkansas legislature says “governments should not substantially burden the free exercise of religion without compelling justification.”
Supporters say a business should not be forced to, for example, cater a same-sex wedding if doing so would violate the religious beliefs of the owner.
Two of the most powerful companies in the United States, retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc, which has its home office in Arkansas, and technology giant Apple Inc came out against the measure.
“We feel this legislation is counter to this core basic belief and sends the wrong message about Arkansas, as well as the diverse environment which exists in the state,” a Walmart spokesman said in a statement.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, referring to the measures in the two states, said in a tweet: “Apple is open for everyone. We are deeply disappointed in Indiana’s new law and calling on Arkansas Gov. to veto the similar HB1228.”
The measure passed the Arkansas House in February by a comfortable margin and now goes back to it for consideration of amendments in the Senate version. Governor Asa Hutchinson, a Republican, has said he would sign the measure into law.
A U.S. judge last year struck down the state’s ban on same-sex marriage but the decision has been put on hold pending appeals. (Reporting by Jon Herskovitz and Steve Barnes; Editing by Sandra Maler)
Dallas Mayoral Candidate, Anti-LGBT Activist Arrested For Spray-Painting '666' On Gay Landmarks: VIDEO
Dallas Mayoral Candidate, Anti-LGBT Activist Arrested For Spray-Painting '666' On Gay Landmarks: VIDEO
A mayoral candidate and longtime anti-LGBT activist has been arrested and charged with spray-painting “666” on two gay landmarks in Dallas.
Richard Sheridan (below), 66, who is running for mayor in May, is charged with vandalizing the Legacy of Love Monument (above) and the Cathedral of Hope (below) last June.
The monument, in the heart of Dallas’ gayborhood, and the church — known as the world’s largest LGBT congregation — were among 12 sites in the city vandalized with “the number of the beast” in red paint.
However, Sheridan thus far is charged in only two of the incidents. A grand jury indicted Sheridan for a state jail felony, punishable by up to two years behind bars. If prosecutors treat the case as an anti-gay hate crime, the charges could be enhanced to a third-degree felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The Dallas Morning News reports:
In August, police told The Dallas Morning News that Sheridan was the only person who’d been questioned in the case. Sheridan maintained he didn’t do it: “I’m not guilty, I’m not guilty, I’m not guilty,” he told our Tristan Hallman on August 14 in the lobby of Dallas police headquarters. But Sheridan said he knew who did — and that he agreed with the tags. He also said that despite what police were saying, the tags were “not a hate crime [but] an act of love — and a warning.”
Sheridan, who frequently distributes anti-gay leaflets around Dallas City Hall and has been escorted out of council chambers more than once, took to his Facebook page last summer to admit to having been interviewed twice. He insisted he was merely “representing the person who did it.” In an open letter to Dallas police on August 2, Sheridan claimed that the person who actually tagged the locations “recognizes that there are some in the Gay community, the rabid faction, that wants vengence [sic], wants a ‘scalp’, wants to hang him out to dry, wants to send a message across Dallas and the Nation that (if they get their way) this is what will happen to anyone who dares to call out the immorality of the Gay lifestyle, to reference the Bible in saying that the Gay community is violating Gods laws.”
More from NBCDFW.com:
“At no time did he admit to being the person that committed these offenses, but he also did not deny that to be the case either,” said assistant chief Randy Blankenberger. …
“We also believe that it is likely that Mr. Sheridan selected these locations due to their connection or significant to the LGBT community,” Blankenberger said. …
“These types of crime, that appear to be targeting people based on their sexual orientation or because of their race or religion, those types of crimes are important to the police department to solve,” Blankenberger said. “So we can send a message that everyone is inclusive in the police community.”
Watch NBCDFW.com‘s report, AFTER THE JUMP…
John Wright