Black pastor asks gays to 'move beyond' Prop 8 furor
Washington Blade National News Jan 23 09Black pastor asks gays to 'move beyond' Prop 8 furor Forbes says dialogue more important than blam By Amy Cavanaugh Friday, January 23, 2009 In the aftermath of last year's vote to ban same-sex marriage in California, Rev. James Forbes Jr. is calling for an end to the hunt for “somebody to blame” for the passage of Proposition 8. Forbes, a senior minister emeritus of the interdenominational Riverside Church in Manhattan, said “society seems always to need somebody to blame,” but people should resist that urge. “I would say just as gay people are blamed then black people get blamed,” he said. Full story...
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