Posted on 03/30/2006 6:11:13 PM PST by Coleus
What's depressing is that no one reports this indoctrination in the mainstream media, and even if they did, nobody is willing to do anything about it.
That's the end of the male portion of the course.
Someone please tell me when the socially conservative, Catholic immigrants pouring into California are going to inject even the slightest bit of conservatism into the far-left Democratic party there.
And ElkGroveDan said that CA wasn't overrun with libtards.
Maybe we should just "loan" California to Mexico for a while and let them take care of it.
Does this mean that "Huckleberry Finn" can no longer be taught in California schools?
This is sooooo sick!
This is way over the top!
Words fail me.
| World's Gay Leaders to Meet in San Diego in Nov. |
| Published Monday, October 20, 2003 |
The weekend before Thanksgiving traditionally gathers LGBT elected and appointed officials from around the world at The International Network of Lesbian and Gay Officials (INLGO) conference. This year the event is in San Diego, hosted by local and state leadership such as Toni Atkins, San Diego City Councilmember and conference co-chair; Christine Kehoe, Speaker Pro Tempore, California State Assembly; and Bonnie Dumanis, District Attorney, San Diego County. Also co-chairing this conference is Kevin Vaughan, President of INLGO, and Associate Director of the Free Library of Philadelphia, PA.
The list of participants is impressive: U.S. Representative Barney Frank, Massachusetts; California State Senator Sheila Kuehl, New York Assemblyman Daniel O’Donnell, Vermont State Rep. Bill Lippert (instrumental in the passage of Vermont’s civil unions law), Canadian Member of Parliament Svend Robinson and German Legislator Volker Beck (gay unions legislation sponsors in their respective countries), and Ambassador James Hormel are planning to bring exceptional insight and experience to the table at INLGO.
Four panel discussions, a presidential candidate forum, and presentations with impact will provide in-depth examination of some of today’s most controversial issues affecting LGBT and non-LGBT communities worldwide. The topics are: Gay Unions-An International Perspective; Addressing LGBT Issues for Our Youth and in Our Schools, and Gays Serving in the Armed Forces During Wartime. Experts on the issues include Sylvia Rhue, PhD., writer, filmmaker, civil rights activist, and Manager for the Freedom to Marry Coalition; Leif Ohlson, Swedish Armed Forces, currently on loan to the European Union’s Normgiving Diversity project to educate military commanders on LGBT issues; Bob Lehman, Gulf War veteran, 10-year Marine Corps sergeant, and the first openly gay servicemember to serve on the San Diego County Veteran’s Advisory Board; and Aaron Belkin, author, Director of the Center for Studies on Sexual Minorities in the Military-to name only a few. Kate Clinton, fresh from her fall tour, will also be on hand to offer her unique, humorous commentary on the developing Presidential election, and entertain guests at a gala dinner the closing night of the conference.
Founded in 1984, INLGO has become a major planning and support network of LGBT officials, whose numbers grow at every level of government with each additional year of activism. Recent years, and specifically, 2003, have born the fruits of activism in Canada and the U.S. in momentum and degree unrivaled in LGBT initiative history, spearheaded by many of INLGO’s conferencees.
Past conferences were welcomed by large urban centers such as Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, San Juan, Houston, and Washington, DC. They have been hosted in Tempe, AZ; Cathedral City, CA; and Providence, RI. In 2004, New Orleans embraces INLGO’s 20th anniversary in conjunction with the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase.
Yeah, I think he is the guy who once told me that the media overblows the bad news in Kalifornia.
On the sarcastic good side, we get our hard drives and almonds from the Golden State, so it all evens out right.
LGBT 'Equality California 2005' Legislative Scorecard on California's Politicians:
http://www.eqca.org/atf/cf/%7B687DF34F-6480-4BCD-9C2B-1F33FD8E1294%7D/2005%20LEGISLATIVE%20SCORECARD.PDF
Another good reason for home schooling.
"They want every student in the state to read from textbooks that say homosexuality is ok and should be tried."
WHAT THE **** ARE THEY THINKING?!?!
"For every family portrayed with a mom and dad their must be a “family” with two men or two women."
Affirmative action taken to the extreme.
Well the sodomites have their "Rights" now one can see what they do with those"Rights."
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