Transgender Awareness Week 2013 "Not One More" The Safe Space Network: Tumblr List | The Safe Space Network. I’m From Driftwood - Daily gay, true stories. Jesus wept, because you’re a homophobic bigot « EMMANUEL GARCIA. “Jesus Wept (John. 11:35).” Growing up my parents enrolled me in a private Christian school. I was often asked to randomly recite a verse off the top of my head, so naturally I learned the short cuts. “Jesus wept” is the shortest verse in the Bible and the easiest to remember if you want to prove to your teacher that you’re down with JC.
Today, I use it as a reply to the hate mongers like the protesters at the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC), Rick Santorum, Kirk Cameron and the like. Whenever anyone uses the Bible or Jesus as the voice for their hate, I say, “Jesus wept, because you’re a homophobic bigot.” I was glad to see talk show host and out lesbian, Rosie O’Donnell use it against a group of protesters who greeted her with hate speech at the Super Bowl this year.
When asked by “Brother James” if she could quote one bible verse she replied, “Jesus Wept, at you, because you didn’t get the whole meaning of what it was about.” His reply? Like this: Like Loading... GENDERQUEER IDENTITIES - Coming Out as Trangender, Genderqueer, and/or Non-Binary Masterpost. I’ve been getting lots of questions on Genderqueer Identities in regards to coming out lately. I continue to welcome questions, but I would also like to make a masterpost of resources I tend to recommend to people - this is a work in progress. Please note, you should not feel obligated to come out. Furthermore, you may want to come out to some people, but not to others - this is a very personal process.
You may find pros as well as cons in the resources below - take what you find will be useful to you and leave the rest behind. Be aware that coming out can be followed by unpredictable responses, both positive and negative, from friends, family or partners. Since there are fewer resources at present about coming out as genderqueer or non-binary, many resources will pertain to transgender people who identify as men or women - many of these suggestions can potentially be adapted to one’s own identity and situation. How-Tos on Coming Out: Susan’s Place: A Guide to Coming Out to Family. OutServe Magazine - a publication of OutServe, the association of actively serving LGBT military personnel. It Needs to Get Better - A Message from the 4 to 5 Movement. Freedom to Serve, Freedom to Marry: The Story of Monica and Naomi.
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