No matter which political party you believe in, or occasionally side with, there is no doubt which party believes in equal rights for LGBT people. Do not pretend for one second that the Republican candidate has any interest in welcoming or even including LGBT and their families as respected citizens of the USA.

Ok homos, friends of homos and folks that actually give a shit about the future progress of Memphis, Tomorrow at 3:30pm in the Memphis City Council you have an opportunity to stand up for your cherished city workers in defense of the non-discrimination ordinance to include protections for LGBT people. We are a long way from full equality in this state, and places like Bellevue Baptist Church and COGIC are ready to push their obese, ignorant weight against assuring LGBT any sort of equal rights. This meeting needs your voice.

Don’t just be another bitter Memphian complaining about what should have been, get your butt there and help make Memphis be what it has to be. Thanks y’all. See you there at 3:30pm… or as soon as you can get out of your offices.

Click here to visit the facebook event page.

Local News Coverage of the rally on Sunday:
Action News 5 – Memphis, Tennessee

Get those pretty lips ready, gals and guys. This Friday head to your local Chick-Fil-Hate and have a sweet smooch with your honey to protest the 2+ million dollars the company has spent funding anti-gay legislation & hate groups. It’s not about the owners opinion, folks, we all have a right to an opinion. You know the saying, “Opinions are like assh*les…” it’s about legally being recognized as equal citizens of this great country… and besides, what a positive, tender way to protest hate.

Be sweet, be polite, be kissin the one ya love. For goodness sakes, above everything else, really love one another.

• When: 6:45pm – 8:30pm Friday, August 3rd, 2012
• Where: Chick-Fil-Hate, Union Ave (Midtown, Memphis)
• Facebook Event Page: facebook.com/events/137176549756670

Straight or Bi need not apply… gotta be gay to play!

Today is an important day to remember in the history of the LGBT civil rights movement. June 28th, 1969 was the day of the Stonewall Riots. If you don’t know about the origin of the Pride Parade or the origins of the LGBT movement, take a second and read the wiki post or watch this PBS video.

TN Legislative Intern Class of 2012 : It Gets Better

Thank you, Mr. President. It takes a real man to show such calm courage in the face of such ignorantly angry opposition.

So proud to have Morgan citizen of Memphis! Amazing man, amazing film, get it on Amazon and see for yourself (click here).

UPDATE : Video is uploaded once again. Please do share.

Allee Rood, you are an amazing young person. AWESOME work, and I couldn’t agree more with your statement and your actions. I hope the best for you and this movement.

I encourage everyone to check out the video above to see how awesome a gal she is and share it with the folks you know.