Posted on 04/30/2016 6:14:54 PM PDT by artichokegrower
Nearly two decades after the Queer Youth Task Force first began honoring student leadership and ally support, its annual recognition ceremony will be hosted for the first time at Aptos High School next weekend.
The 19th Annual Queer Youth Leadership Awards, at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, will celebrate the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer allies and high school student leaders. Aptos High School Principal Casey O’Brien said hosting the event is in line with his school’s mission to provide education for “each student.”
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So young man you have excelled in sports, art, music, math, science? None of these? You are receiving an award for being gay? Get ready for a disappointing life because the majority of us really don't give a darn.
Who gets this years Biggest Prolapsed Anus award?
I am so LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ-NAUSEOUS!
Ewww...
Counting my blessings that I live far away.
How many of the original winners are still alive today?
LOL!
What on earth is intersex ????????????????
These folks are stark,raving mad.
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Yes, the reality of the pervert sodomite queer, is summed up by the word, Ewwww.....
Intersex is the new term for what used to be called hermaphroditism.
More insanity. Go back in your closets and stay there.
It really gets under my skin that they can label themselves as “queer,” but if I dared utter that word I’d be excoriated as bigot and homophobe. Well, guess what? If that label is good enough for them, it’s good enough for me. No more freaking alphabet soup labels. “Queers” it is.
Thanks.
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So, they can call themselves queer, but if we do so we are bigots. Just like the blacks, who “nigga” each other incessantly, but heaven forbid we whites use niggardly in a sentence.
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