January 3 2011

Jeff Walton’s web article quoted Hillary Clinton speaking at a gay pride event organized by the group “Gays and Lesbians in Foreign Affairs Agencies” in June of 2010. “We celebrate the progress of advancing the rights of LGBT [Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender] in our country, as we continue to advance the rights of all people around the world.” Walton believes that at the State Department LGBT rights trump religious freedom. The full text is at http://spectator.org/archives/2011/01/03/is-the-us-government-promoting.

World Net Daily report on the national Parent Teacher Association’s refusal to allow the ex-gay perspective in the exhibit area of the 2010 PTA annual convention.

Ex-gay news article by Christopher Doyle reporting on the actions of “anti ex-gay activists” to rescind a commendation certificate given to Regina Griggs.

By Thomas Coy

Christian radio host Dawson McAllister, who moved to secular radio in 2005, publically severed ties with Exodus International after the radio hosts secular employer told him that his referrals to Exodus International violated its “diversity policies.” Preceding this action, gay activist Greg Kimball had organized a barrage of complaints to Clear Channel Communications, Inc. claiming that McAllister was “an evil, calculated sneak who is reaching out across the country and hurting our gay youth while pretending to be a good person who just wants to help people.”

Kimball’s assault is based on the unfounded fabrication that a person with unwanted same-sex attractions is harmed by trying to change their same-sex attractions. In the real world the message that homosexuality is changeable is a hopeful message to those who don’t want to identify as homosexual. This latest gay assault has silenced that message of hope to millions of youth who listen to Dawson McAllister. (more…)

By Thomas Coy

Recently a statement was issued by the National Association of Social Workers of Uganda on Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill. The statement is a well-reasoned rationale supporting the bill. Exodus International President Alan Chambers commented on the statement saying that “the NASWU seems genuinely concerned in helping those struggling with same-sex attraction,” although “the organization fails to see that Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009–as any legislation that criminalizes homosexuality–does more to hurt than help homosexuals.” (more…)

By Thomas Coy

What do the 2009 Miss USA Pageant and the 2009 actions of the American Psychological Association have in common? The answer lies in the actions of the gay activists these organizations empowered. (more…)

By Thomas Coy

TEACHERS BE AWARE! Your dues money will be used in efforts to legitimize same-sex marriage and same-sex civil unions.

CITIZENS BE AWARE! The National Education Association is going to use its political resources to attempt to overturn state constitutional amendments and laws that limit marriage to one man and one woman.

In a carefully worded business item brought to the 2009 NEA Representative Assembly, the NEA Board of Directors put the NEA on the front line of gay political efforts to undo the will of the American people, which has consistently upheld the ideal of marriage as between one man and one woman. (more…)