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My fellow LGBT and supporter friends I urge you to read this letter and adapt it to our cause to fight against injustice and hatred. We, like King, must follow in his footsteps. We don't have to prescribe ourselves to a religion like King, but we can find solace in ourselves, our loved ones, and those who accept us. Please take in Kings prodigious words, and continue to keep the torch of justice and equality burning bright. Never lose hope, never hesitate to strengthen the motivation and movemen… Continue

The Dangers of Hate Speech.

For years I have put up and listened to anti-gay people, and preachers speak about how unnatural homosexuality is. It has always quirked my fancy that the same tool and tools they use to defame LGBT people is the same tool that humans have unnaturally cultured and developed throughout the millennias. Do you know what I am referring to? Speech and language.

Granted we are gifted with the Fox P2 gene which grants us the wonderful ability to speak and understand langua… Continue

Dear Reader,

This is a story of the internal loathing I once harbored towards myself for being gay, and what I did to try to overcome my homosexuality. In the end I committed suicide and died for two minutes. My suicide, or attempt, to be literal, caused severe nerve damage to my right arm; the physical damage is nothing compared to the mental damage that still haunts me to this day.

Writing my story was not an easy task, but an extensively painful one. I do not over exaggerate my mistreatment… Continue

Today there are people all around you as you might be well aware. Now let’s think about some of those people. Better yet, lets think about a single action those people might do with one another. Let’s say that this action brings people great happiness and contentment in their lives. Sounds pretty good doesn’t it? So let’s extend this subject and broaden it more. Let’s say that this action also brings people together in very intimate ways that no other action can do. This action breaks down barri… Continue

"A man's Ethical Behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death; and the further the spiritual evolution of mankind advances, the more certain it seems to me that the path to genuine religiosity does not lie through fear of life, and the fear of death, and blind faith, but through striving after rational knowledge." - Al… Continue