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Finding against anti-gay “activist” Bill Whatcott, the Supreme Court of Canada has upheld hate-speech provisions of the province of Saskatchewan’s Human Rights Code. In a unanimous decision, Canada’s top court found...
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Rapper Azealia Banks has been the center of controversy for the past month for her recent anti-gay comments towards Perez Hilton. When it appeared that the situation had at least quieted down, Banks again went on a tirade this past week...
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You may remember the media blitz created by the so-called up and coming rapper Azealia Banks and her unnecessary twitter war last month with equally controversial blogger Perez Hilton last month. Banks very blatantly used homophobic anti-gay...
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With what at first started as a trivial pointless verbal exchange on twitter between rapper Azealia Banks and infamous blogger Perez Hilton escalated into an ugly homophobic rant on twitter. It all started when Perez began to question Banks...
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Surprise, Surprise another know it all that claims to be a good kindhearted Christian feels like they can throw around anti-gay slur and not get caught on twitter but was sadly mistaken. At least that’s what Cleveland Browns Linebacker...
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Cassy Zobel of McKinney, Texas has been the target of harassment by a deranged Republican who vandalized her Obama/Biden re-election yard sign with the message: “N*GGER LOVER — Obama Sucks Dick!”
The back side of the sign was covered...
Share this:In something to think about news, The Huffington Post discussed the effects of a commonly used anti-gay phrase. The phrase “that’s so gay” may be more detrimental than it is widely believed. In the Journal of American College...
Share this:On Thursday the Family Research Council said that the Southern Law Poverty Center “Should be held accountable for their reckless use of terminology”
Now they are saying that the Southern Law Poverty Center is ‘Evil,’...
Share this:Let’s put some things in perspective. There’s a difference between free speech and hate speech. Yes, our First Amendment right in this country gives us the right to speak freely on our differing opinions without the fear of persecution....