Friday, September 18, 2009

Judy Shepard Says National Equality March is Relevant


















National PFLAG interviews Judy Sheppard

PFLAG: Do you think people in the movement should participate in the National Equality March, scheduled for October 11th in Washington, DC? Or is marching passe?

Judy Sheppard: I think the march is still relevant, but perhaps for a different reason than in the past. It sends a message to remind people that there are many things still being denied the gay community. And it shows numbers and passion. I do think we should be a presence in the Equality March. I think it would be a negative result if there wasn't support shown for the issues. It's a visibility issue now and showing a united front.


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National PFLAG interviews Judy Sheppard

PFLAG: Do you think people in the movement should participate in the National Equality March, scheduled for October 11th in Washington, DC? Or is marching passe?

Judy Sheppard: I think the march is still relevant, but perhaps for a different reason than in the past. It sends a message to remind people that there are many things still being denied the gay community. And it shows numbers and passion. I do think we should be a presence in the Equality March. I think it would be a negative result if there wasn't support shown for the issues. It's a visibility issue now and showing a united front.


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Saturday, September 12, 2009

How to Confront Homophobic Rhetoric






Joan Garrity



Joan Garrity to speak at PFLAG Baltimore County

Joan provides trainings to health care and social service professionals in counseling and communication skills. Her work focuses on issues related to sexuality. Learn more about Joan at www.joangarrity.com.

Joan will facilitate a session about our conversations with others
regarding LGBT issues. How do you confront homophobic rhetoric?
How do you respond when faced with ignorance and hatred, especially
when it’s coming from people near and dear to you? This session is a
follow-up to “How to be a Straight Ally.”

WHERE:
Towson Unitarian Universalist Church
1710 Dulaney Valley Road
Lutherville, MD 21093

WHEN: October 27, 2009 at 7:00 PM
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
PFLAGbaltimore.org

EMAIL.:
PFLAGbaltimoreCounty@gmail.com


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