1. indyam:

forcedpriority:

December 22, 2010 - President Obama signs into law a repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” as members of congress look on.

There are tears.

    indyam:

    forcedpriority:

    December 22, 2010 - President Obama signs into law a repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” as members of congress look on.

    There are tears.

    (Source: f0rcedpri0rity, via amindy07)

    RIP DADTLGBTObama

  2. “It’s to be protected against violent crimes driven by bigotry, it’s to be able to get married, it’s to be able to get a job, and it’s to be able to fight for our country. For those who are worried about the radical homosexual agenda, let me put them on notice. Two down, two to go”
    Barney Frank owning up to the radical homosexual agenda (Via Towleroad)

    (Source: bostongrits, via aatombomb)

    Gay AgendaGo BarneyLGBT

  3. lgbtlaughs:

(Submitted by celestethebest for the ‘Shit           That Didn’t Make Me Gay’ project) 

I thought the red one was gay???

    lgbtlaughs:

    (Submitted by celestethebest for the ‘Shit That Didn’t Make Me Gay’ project)

    I thought the red one was gay???

    lgbteverything is gay

  4. “Intolerance is not genetically encoded - it is taught. It is learned at home. It is learned in the classrooms and it is learned anywhere else we gather as a group. But it is usually learned early and added onto from there. If there is nothing to feared, there is nothing to hate. If there is nothing to hate there is no pain. My brother was so forceful in standing up for who he was, and for the good that he knew wa inside of him. Many people missed out on an opportunity, not only to enjoy him, but to enjoy themselves by embracing his “difference”. They missed out because they saw him as a threat - not as a testament to the kaleidoscope and diversity of this beautiful world. Bullying is torture, it is another betrayal of basic human decency and its scars reach way into the future of its survivors. But the saddest truth is that not all children survive it. It is a potentially fatal societal illness and must be respected and not feared. Respected and dealt with as a very real problem and as an adversary of a potentially harmonious world, that should have no place for bullies or bullying.”



    - Speaking from Los Angeles actor Colin Farrell has issued a statement in support of BeLonG To Youth Service’s STAND UP! Campaign against homophobic bullying of gay young people.

    (Belong To via JMG)

    lgbttolerancereal life heroesquotesso trueColin Farrell