The police are expected to come out with the results of their internal investigation of their raid on a Ft. Worth gay bar, and I for one am grateful for the results: they didn't use excessive force in the raid.
The only thing police did wrong was not file paperwork quickly enough:
The long-awaited 1,000-page report is expected to fault officers for not writing a timely report on the June 28 raid of the Rainbow Lounge, but conclude officers did not use excessive force or violate other operational policies.
Officers are supposed to write reports by the end of every shift, but in this case the officer waited until the next day - after gay groups had launched protests, police said. Full story...
Is it equal diversity? Or diverse equality?
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Over this last weekend, those who relied upon Cragslist adult services got a rude awakening. Without any warning, and with no official statement yet, Craigslist removed the adult services section from all US sites and replaced it with a small censored image.
Last week Greg posted about Tim Ravndal, the president of the Montana Tea Party, saying on Facebook that he endorsed killing gays:
Over the weekend, Ravndal was dismissed by the group.
My boyfriend and I are not in agreement on babies. I want them, he doesn't. We've apparently been able to find a sort of middle ground arrangement that would work for both of us--only trouble is it will involve a lesbian couple who think I'm adorable and genetically sufficient, while wanting to raise a child a bit more than the two of us.
Another rare image, this one from the mid-20th century, taken at a private party where women weren't afraid to be themselves -- at least when they were in friendly company.
Phil posted yesterday several reasons why he loves the gay nonprofit industry, and a few people in the comments pointed out that they didn't like how their agenda was pretty much set based on wealthier LGBT's desires.
Editors' Note: Guest blogger Rev. Rick Elliott has been a minister since June 1973 and has frequently handled the overflow of weddings from a university chapel.
Roi Whaley probably never imagined the United States government would play a role in ripping his family apart.
By now you're probably read that pastor Terry Jones of Gainesville, Florida, plans to hold a Quran burning day in his church in order to protest the fact that Islam exists.
I have written previously concerning the far right religious views of Scott Rigell (right), GOP candidate for the Virginia 2nd Congressional District.
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