Showing posts with label LGBT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LGBT. Show all posts
Friday, July 13, 2012
Same Difference
A documentary film about LGBT youth in schools across the country and how they are treated while in and out of school and how they deal with it the makers of the film are making it because there isn't a lot of films out there that show kids who are homosexual or bisexual that there are others out there like them. This film needs to be made and spread across the country to schools everywhere and I will spread the word on this movie so more people know about this movie and I advise you to do the same to get the word out about this movie so if you would like to help spread the word then go to "same difference Press Kit PDF file" , this will make a lot of difference in the lives of LGBT youth if you would like to donate then click here and give what you can to help them out. Combined Gender Identity And Transsexuality Inventory(COGIATI)
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Brockton, MA 02301, USA
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Movie Review "Pariah"
Just watched this movie it was great and had a really good storyline; I'm not going to say to much about the movie because I don't want to give away the ending or any major plot point in the movie so I'll keep this review short.
The plot of the movie is of a girl who is trying to find her sexual identity and herself, it is set in New York City and that's all I'm going to say about that if you want to more about the plot watch the movie.
The acting in the movie was nicely done and Adepero Oduye gave a convincing performance as the main character Alike(pronounced{A-leak}) and the supporting characters all brought the story together nicely and made everything flow like a calm river, there wasn't any part of this movie that I didn't like. This movie should be nominated for an Oscar and an Emmy or whatever other awards there are out there.
I give this movie 10 out of 10 and it is a must see if you haven't already.
The plot of the movie is of a girl who is trying to find her sexual identity and herself, it is set in New York City and that's all I'm going to say about that if you want to more about the plot watch the movie.
The acting in the movie was nicely done and Adepero Oduye gave a convincing performance as the main character Alike(pronounced{A-leak}) and the supporting characters all brought the story together nicely and made everything flow like a calm river, there wasn't any part of this movie that I didn't like. This movie should be nominated for an Oscar and an Emmy or whatever other awards there are out there.
I give this movie 10 out of 10 and it is a must see if you haven't already.
Location:
Brockton, MA 02301, USA
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
LGBT "Coming Out"
I'm probably going to get a lot of static for saying this, but this is just my two cents on the matter of "Coming Out". I think anyone who is apart of the LGBTQ community doesn't have to tell the whole world about their sexual orientation, because I believe that they can be "out" and not tell the whole world as long as they know who they are and who they love, I'm Bisexual and I don't introduce myself as "Hi my name John and I'm bisexual", because no one has to know your sexual orientation unless you're planning on getting involved with someone or it's your choice to tell everyone you know which is fine, but in my option causes a lot of problems. The main problem is that some of us are to out there for people who are not apart of the LGBTQ community, and that is from what I've seen in pictures of the Pride Parades, it's no wonder people think we're deviants when they see people dancing around in just underwear, wings, and a halo or walking around in a gimp suit. I think if we looked a little more respectable then people would take us more seriously in our cause. There is coming out to parents and other family members which is always a good thing to even if it causes problems with your family they will come around even if it takes years to do so, but family will always love you no matter what is said or done.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
The Birth Of A Transgender Movement in Russia
http://www.feastoffun.com/topics/people/2011/06/03/the-birth-of-a-transgender-movement-in-russia/
Yay for Russia, let help them out by sharing this as much as possible for the the sake of equality within the world for this will be the rise of the transgenders.
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TAKE ACTION: Devastating New Research on LGB Teen Health
TAKE ACTION: Devastating New Research on LGB Teen Health
This is something that needs to be said people it doesn't matter if your gay, str8, bi, lesbian, transgender, pansexual, transsexual, or even asexual you need to get the word out about because if LGBT youth are bullied more often then str8 youth, and when LGBT youth are bullied it's far more violent then it is with str8 youth. The bullying that happens with str8 kids is mostly teasing and taunting and very rarely is it ever violent. while on the subject of bullying, I want to say to any kid out there who is being bullied that they need to speak up and let a teacher know, but I know that sometimes telling a teacher doesn't work and only makes it worse, but that is still no reason to not tell the teacher if something like this is going on
Four Reasons to Speak Up about Bullying,
- So the teacher know whats happening
- A teacher may be able to help
- So next time it happens the teacher will be on watch for it
- It might stop
The best thing I can tell you is to stand up for for yourself and I don't mean start a fight with then, what I mean is show them that your not easy pray. But back to the main topic, what I want everyone to is click the link at the top of this post and write your senators with the pre-written form and some your support for the issue I also ask you to write your senators about an anti-bullying bill that will help with the issue at hand. Because America is government of the people the Deceleration Of Independence says "We The People" and that means the American people run the government not congress or the senate, but we do. So I want to start a campaign called "The National Speak Up" which I will be making a Facebook and Twitter page for , and I will post it up ASAP in a link so you will know about when it's done.
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