Think about your statement: where do you draw the line? In other words, how do you define 'who we want' and what reasons can you give for defining it in the way that you do?
An International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) initiative in partnership with:
ACON (NSW's leading GLBT health promotion agency), Lesbian and Gay Anti-Violence Project, City of Sydney, NSW Police Force, Department of Justice and Attorney General, Anti-Violence Project of Victoria, NSW Young Lawyers Human Rights Committee (Same-Sex and Anti-Discrimination Working Groups), Amnesty International Australia NSW LGBTQ Network, Diversity Council Australia, Twenty10, NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby, National LGBT Health Alliance, Metropolitan Community Church Sydney, The Gender Centre, Highschoolers Against Homophobia and others.
Monday, June 7, 2010 at 4:43PM
Reader Comments (4)
Your message just melted the hearts and bought tears to the eyes of two ardent supporters. so proud of you xxx
ditto, from a third ardent supporter. x
Congrats Mark.
When focus is on similarities and not differences, in all areas of life, this then we start making progress.
Think about your statement: where do you draw the line? In other words, how do you define 'who we want' and what reasons can you give for defining it in the way that you do?