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This is incredible. Students at a Vermont high school organized an all-day sit-in last week in support of an openly bisexual teen claims to have been bullied due to his sexual orientation….
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Anyone who hasn’t been living under a rock for the past year knows that bullying is a hot topic in America. Due to a series of highly publicized suicides attributed to anti-gay bullying, celebrities like Lady Gaga and organizations like the It Gets Better campaign, founded by Dan Savage to let LGBT youth know that they are not alone, have spoken out in hopes of ending the terror many kids — LGBT or not — face on a daily basis.
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It seems we all are fighting for something these days. Whether it’s the Occupy Wall Street folks fighting for less corporate influence in politics or the tea party fighting for less government. And it’s just as true for the dreamer kid who is fighting for a better city and the college student who is fighting to make her Westside neighborhood safer. Some people have to fight to be themselves. Don’t fight. Just be who you are. Here are some resources
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Lady Gaga took the stage in Las Vegas over the weekend and dedicated her song “Hair” to Jamey Rodemeyer, who committed suicide this past week after being bullied for being gay. Watch the video NOW!
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At the Republican debate on Thursday, a gay soldier asked candidate Rick Santorum via video whether he would reinstate the just-repealed “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy as president. Several audience members booed, and none of the nine candidates on stage said anything about it.
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A Gay teen commits suicide on eve of National Bullying Summit. Jamey had been tormented for the past 12 months by cyberbullies who made disparaging comments with gay references on his Formspring account, a website that allows anonymous posts.
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Are Bert and Ernie gay? We have proof that they are! If you missed it, check it out NOW!
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On the high heels of “Captain America” taking over the weekend Box Office we thought we would tell you about artist Joe Phillips who has illustrated heroes like Superman and the Avengers for DC and Marvel. He says he’s fascinated by the underlying “gayness” of the superhero, and he’s taking it out of the closet and into a series of paintings he calls “Beefcake Heroes”
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