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Rudy Giuliani “Emphathetic” Toward Homosexuals

Jim Burroway

December 9th, 2007

Former New York City mayor and GOP presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani appeared on Meet the Press this morning with Tim Russert, who asked Giuliani about Gov. Mike Huckabee’s statements which recently came to light. Here is my quick transcript: Tim Russert: Mike Huckabee, leading the field in Iowa, told the Associated Press back in the […]

Fresno Episcopalians Leave the Church

Timothy Kincaid

December 8th, 2007

Several individual churches have left the Episcopal Church over its decision to allow gay people to have an equal role in the church. The San Juaquin Diocese, based out of conservative agricultural Fresno, is the first diocese to do so. Delegates said they voted to break away from the church because it allows the blessing […]

The Playful Gay

Timothy Kincaid

December 8th, 2007

In 1967, Desmond Morris published The Naked Ape, a best selling book that discussed humanity from a zoologist’s perspective. Now Morris has a new book, The Naked Man. In it, Morris proposes a new notion about the causes of homosexuality. He claims neoteny, the retention of juvenile characteristics into adulthood, makes some people gay. Oh, […]

Huckabee: 1992 AIDS Quarantine Story “Just Politics”

Jim Burroway

December 8th, 2007

The Associated Press has reported that GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee once advocated quarantining everyone with AIDS during a run for the U.S. Senate in 1992: “If the federal government is truly serious about doing something with the AIDS virus, we need to take steps that would isolate the carriers of this plague,” Huckabee wrote. […]

Hetero Suburban Sex Club In Texas

Jim Burroway

December 7th, 2007

Here’s more evidence of the heterosexual menace that’s sweeping the nation: The most popular address on Cedar Ridge Drive is Jim Trulock’s split-level home, which has a group sex room and attracts as many as 100 people to swinger parties featuring “Naked Twister” nights. The Trulocks have been transforming their home on a quiet Duncanville, […]

Bill Keller’s Faulty Powers of Prognostication

Jim Burroway

December 6th, 2007

I have to admit that I don’t now much about Rev. Bill Keller, but lately I’ve found him to be quite amusing. (Sometimes it does a soul better to be amused than constantly outraged.) Yesterday, we reported on an apparently retracted press release that Keller issued via Christian Newswire in which he pretended to know […]

The Last Acceptable Bigotry?

Jim Burroway

December 6th, 2007

Gary Cass used to be the Executive Director of D. James Kennedy’s Center for Reclaiming America. Now he has founded a new organization he calls the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission. His latest press release from Christian Newswire touting his new book, Christian Bashing and the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission, carries the title: Christian Bashing: The Last Acceptable […]

Anti-Gay Policies Endanger Children

Timothy Kincaid

December 5th, 2007

For many years, anti-gay activists have strived to convince the American public that gay people are inclined to molest children. They create fraudulent “statistics” that define every man that molests a male child as “homosexual”, even though this man may be married to a woman, have also molested many female children, and have no interest […]

Why We Have A LaBarbera Award

Jim Burroway

December 5th, 2007

Peter LaBarbera invited the world to attend a news conference at the National Press Club today to premiere his documentary on the Folsom Street fair. Fewer than ten people showed up, and most of them appeared to know LaBarbera or Concerned Woman Matt Barber. There were maybe two journalists, one of whom was the Washington […]

Australian Capital Territory to Consider Civil Unions

Timothy Kincaid

December 5th, 2007

UPDATED: See Below The Australian Capital Territory is that area in which the federal Austrailian government is conducted. Like the District of Columbia, it has self-governance but its decisions can be overruled by federal authority. In 2006 the ACT legislated for civil unions for gay couples. This action was overturned by the federal government. Overturning […]

Discrimination at the State Department

Timothy Kincaid

December 4th, 2007

In 2001, Colin Powell was the Secretary of State and George W. Bush was settling into his administration. Those of us looking for signs of progress were encouraged when the President selected Michael Guest, an openly gay career State Department diplomat as ambassador to Romania, a post-communist country seeking to enter NATO. We were even […]

Are Some Islamic Leaders Becoming Less Homophobic?

Timothy Kincaid

December 3rd, 2007

We seldom cover Islamic issues here at Box Turtle Bulletin, mostly because we have little familiarity with Islam and because it seldom is a significant social force in the United States. But the general impression is that those who are most devout in this faith, as well as those geographic regions most under its sway, […]

Broadway Baptist Punts on Gay Members’ Photos

Timothy Kincaid

December 3rd, 2007

As we told you earlier, there is a debate at Fort Worth’s Broadway Baptist Church over whether the photos of gay members can be included in a church directory. Broadway views itself as inclusive and no doubt cannot see the message that is inherent in, “If we put your picture in the directory, we are […]

The Watchmen In Riga, Part 3: The “Secrets” Of Homosexuality

Jim Burroway

December 3rd, 2007

(This series on the Watchmen On the Walls conference in Riga, Latvia held Nov. 14-18 is based on the videos posted on the New Generation web site. Translations from Russian were generously provided by Ruslan Porshnev of the Russian LGBT web site Anti-Dogma.) Last week, we devoted extensive coverage of the Watchmen On the Wall’s […]

I-35 Saves!

Jim Burroway

December 1st, 2007

Some people can crack open the Bible and find just about anything. Jeff Baldwin opened Isaiah to chapter 35 and decided to that Interstate 35, which runs from Lorado, Texas to Duluth, Minnesota would be the Highway to Holiness. Isaiah 35, I-35 — get it? Anyway they’re set to clear cities along the entire stretch […]

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