Author Archives: Stephen Henry Miller
Culture War in Rural America
From the article:
Gold’s message was, on the whole, a tough sell in Alexander County. For one thing, the very reason he gained an audience — his business success — was part of the reason residents viewed him as different, set apart.
He also doesn’t live in the county, instead residing just outside it, in a luxurious Adirondack-style house with lakefront views. He drives a Bentley to the factory and hobnobs with celebrities, decorating his office and home with framed photos of himself with Barack Obama and Joe Biden and Cher.
Moreover:
Anna Watson, the associate executive director of OUTright Youth, works with LGBT teens and young adults in five counties in the region…and she has worked with its P.R.I.D.E. Club.
“We can’t take the stance of bashing the churches,” she said. Since so many educators attend conservative churches, she believes being critical of religion will only hinder her work….When I asked Gold about her viewpoint, he said, “I understand why she has to do that, but it is kind of silly because we do want to change everybody’s beliefs.”
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What Follows Success
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Exclusionary Inclusion
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Wrongthink Persecution
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‘Progressivism’ and Reverse Bigotries
There’s an awful lot of shadow-projecting by the P.C. left.
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Advocates of Tolerance?
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The Day After
More. Here’s what GetEQUAL has been devoting itself to.
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The Transgender Military Ban
Perhaps the courts can see that a rational balance is struck by reversing the blanket ban on enlistments by anyone who has had gender transition medical care, while upholding the ban on those who require gender transition treatment and reassignment surgery.
More. Scott Shackford’s take at reason.com.
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Gays and Guns
KUSI ♦ Piper Smith is the founder and director of the the San Diego chapter of the Pink Pistols, a group that is… https://t.co/rVCWMdFlkm
— SD Newsfeed (@SDNewsfeed) March 24, 2018
When Cato was looking to fund a plaintiff to challenge the DC handgun law, one of the potential plaintiffs they interviewed was a gay man who defended himself from an anti-gay attack with a firearm. Eventually of course they went with Dick Heller.
— ن Don't Come Back Without A Warrant, Dog (@BarkingBarister) March 24, 2018
No. First, it wasn’t Cato, though it was a Cato fellow acting privately. Second, there were 6 plaintiffs including a gay man, but the Court of Appeals ruled that only Heller had standing.
— David Boaz (@David_Boaz) March 24, 2018
Pink Pistols SoCal @ Pride 2018 https://t.co/noTNLoeIm8
— Julie Golob (@julieG1) March 21, 2018
More. Powerline Blog: Children’s Crusade? No, It’s Worse