Let them pray all they like. Sometimes the answer is “no” but we have to work to make it “no” and for HR 1 and the Equality Act to pass. PLEASE SHARE FAR AND WIDE: Tell your senators to pass the #EqualityAct by CLICKING HERE.
The full scripture reads: “Although they know God’s righteous decree that those who do such things deserve death, they not only continue to do these very things but also approve of those who practice them.”
Since 1974 when it was first introduced gays and lesbians have been the focus of and have fought tooth and nail to get the Equality Act or some incarnation of it passed n the Senate.
This incarnation of the Equality Act was approved by the US House this week along in a party-line vote with 3 Republicans breaking ranks. The first version of the Equality Act was introduced to Congress in 1974 by Bella Abzug.
The LGBTQ community has been asking Congress for protections since Reps. Bella Abzug and Ed Koch first introduced the Equality Act of 1974, 47 years ago, and nearly fifty years of waiting is long enough.
Gird your loins boys and girls because this is the type of pure bullshit every homophobe and hate group across America will be spewing over the next few months
this week House Majority leader Nancy Pelosi on Thursday called passage of the Equality Act a “priority.” and that the House could vote on the legislation as early as March.
This week on a conference call with a group of unknown LGBT activists the Biden transition team is now stepping back from a promise to the LGBT community that The Equality Act would be passed within 100 days of Joe Biden’s prersidency.
What Mat Staver doesn’t mention and what many don’t know is that Martinez got such a long sentence because Iowa has a three strikes-style mandatory sentencing guideline passed by the Republican state legislature. Not only because he torched a rainbow PRIDE flag.
To counter the Democrat backed Equality Act that would amend the 1964 Civil Rights Act to provide housing, employment, and public accommodation protections to millions of LGBT American citizens a Republican congressman on Friday introduced legislation he says will balance the rights of the religious and LGBT people.
