"Gay Day" In Schools Officially Signed Into Calif. Law

[Rhenzanite]

Originally Posted by hothulamaui

public displays of affection are seen everyday from hetros, some people think that too is in your face and not something anyone should see. a gay parade where some might dress over the top should be viewed more as theater. there will always be people gay or straight that are in your face and extreme it should not reflect on the whole.

I think many people would be surprised at how many straight people are involved with the 'over the top' parades. I've been in a few and I'm a very straight female. Dressing crazy, drag shows and dirty stand up comedians??? Count me in!

[hothulamaui]

Originally Posted by JetJockey

I think many people would be surprised at how many straight people are involved with the 'over the top' parades. I've been in a few and I'm a very straight female. Dressing crazy, drag shows and dirty stand up comedians??? Count me in!

it is a bit like carnival in rio

[mike8290]

Originally Posted by Arizona1

This oughta get some real traction. I thought Gay Movement was'nt interested in shoving their agenda down anyone's throat through the school system? Opposing Views: OPINION:"Gay Day" In Schools Officially Signed Into Calif. Law (http://www.opposingviews.com/articles/opinion-gay-day-in-schools-officially-signed-into-calif-law - broken link)

This is my major complaint about California and homosexuals. The government here spends huge amounts of time, effort, and money dealing with their political agenda. California has major problems and the politicians and government needs to deal with that before dealing with the relatively meaninglessness of Gay Day.
The schools here mostly suck and are violent and dangerous, the traffic is a nightmare, taxes are high. Yet the politics here waste their time with things like gay marriage, and Gay Day, recognizing homosexuals, etc. I think all that can wait.

[filihok]

Originally Posted by mike8290

This is my major complaint about California and homosexuals. The government here spends huge amounts of time, effort, and money dealing with their political agenda. California has major problems and the politicians and government needs to deal with that before dealing with the relatively meaninglessness of Gay Day.
The schools here mostly suck and are violent and dangerous, the traffic is a nightmare, taxes are high. Yet the politics here waste their time with things like gay marriage, and Gay Day, recognizing homosexuals, etc. I think all that can wait.

Definitely! The relationship between equality and economy has been proven to be inverse, right?