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originally posted by: SomeDumbBroad
a reply to: kaylaluv
We learn about HUMAN history. Excluding someone's race history would be racist. We learn about history of all the races. So it's not exclusionary.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: SomeDumbBroad
a reply to: kaylaluv
We learn about HUMAN history. Excluding someone's race history would be racist. We learn about history of all the races. So it's not exclusionary.
It's not exclusionary to talk about genders either. We all have 'em.
Queer people, particularly queer people of color, began to reclaim queer in response to a perceived shift in the gay community toward liberal conservatism, catalyzed by Andrew Sullivan's 1989 piece in The New Republic, titled Here Comes the Groom: The Conservative Case for Gay Marriage.[9] The queer movement rejected causes viewed as assimilationist, such as marriage, military inclusion and adoption.[10]
originally posted by: AmericanRealist
a reply to: kaylaluv
What a way to speak for them huh?? Anyone out here identify as queer??? Does kaylaluv's representation of all of you out there accurately represent how yall believe and behave?? Or Gryphon for that matter??
Maybe thats why they mad huh?? All of the gay and trans people already know how they all think so we just need to accept your narrative. I want to hear a Queer person's interpretation, because if the likes of yall are trying to cast them off, then there must be a disagreement somewhere that I wont understand from reading Wikipedia.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
No agendas are being forced on the "youths" ... humans have gender identities.
Acknowledging that fact may create a generation that isn't as steeped in utter ignorance as the current ones seem to be.
originally posted by: AmericanRealist
I just find it convenient that one side now ostracizes the other because they did not fall in step right behind the rest of the narrative.
Maybe you all should listen to the Queers and stop trying to corrupt existing institutions. They seem to be getting along better than the rest of the LGBT it seems. I don't ever hear someone identifying as Queer trying to force changes upon society, and is probably the only reason I can see as to why I rarely ever see that letter grouping anymore.
originally posted by: TheLaughingGod
a reply to: Gryphon66
There's something suspect about a man this well read on a subject this gay.
Something unpalatable about it. Like some whiny activist type completely consumed by the latest equality craze.. "OH! You just don't know trans this, identity that, gender, sex, trans, intersectional, queer..." So many cool buzzwords for you guys to use.
I mean.. "LOLOL"
It's so very, very gay.. and I don't mean that as an insult at all.
Just, an abundance of gaiety here. "LOLOL"
originally posted by: Bone75
originally posted by: Gryphon66
No agendas are being forced on the "youths" ... humans have gender identities.
Acknowledging that fact may create a generation that isn't as steeped in utter ignorance as the current ones seem to be.
Fact? You mean "pseudoscientific theory" don't you? Do you have even a shred of physical evidence to support your claim?