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Knox County Commission once again blocked Commissioner Rhonda Lee's effort to pass a resolution to "protect the innocence of children" — which many people perceived to be aimed at the LGBTQ community. In this week's episode, Jesse and Scott look at the debate and its implications — and hear a snippet of a dance remix of Lee's remarks that was posted online. Also: Some tweaks coming to the City of Knoxville's "Missing Middle Housing" plan; the growth of the "advanced energy" sector in Tennessee; County Commissioner Andy Fox wants to reject federal grant funding; and some high-tech news from Oak Ridge National Lab. Looking ahead, the guys see Thanksgiving and Christmas on the horizon.

Session 1 from our Faith & Sexuality Training October 2024, Dr. Greg Coles lays the groundwork for Christians and the LGBTQ conversation.

They Shooting: DaOwners Box Podcast chops it up about School shootings, Detroit's Judge Ryan Suspended for Anti-Gay and Racist Comments. Kendrick Lamar Announces SuperBowl Halftime Performance...What say you Free!? Slept On Albums; Stage Precence, Live Performances and more... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daownersbox/support

Die Stop Homosexuality and Same-Sex Marriages-beweging reël 'n openbare vergadering Saterdag by Samora-sokkerveld in Windhoek. Die vergadering sal teenkanting teen die bevordering en wettiging van homoseksualiteit in Namibië aanspreek en dit aanvoer as strydig met die oortuigings van die meerderheid Namibiërs, kulturele waardes en Christelike godsdiens. Dit sal ook 'n massabetoging beplan wat vir 9 September in Windhoek geskeduleer is. Kosmos 94.1 News het met die voorsitter van die beplanningskomitee, Pendapala Nakathingo, gepraat.

Dit is 'n jaar sedert die Nasionale Vergadering die anti-gay wetsontwerpe wat deur Swapo-wetgewer Jerry Ekandjo ingedien is om die term gade te definieer en die Huwelikswet van 1961 te wysig, goedgekeur het. Die president het hulle nog nie onderteken nie, maar verlede week het binnelandse sake-minister Albert Kawana, nog 'n wysigingswetsontwerp in die Nasionale Vergadering ter tafel gelê wat poog om die Huwelikswet te vervang. Die wetsontwerp spesifiseer dat gades slegs van die teenoorgestelde geslag mag wees, wat selfdegeslaghuwelike onwettig maak in die land, ongeag waar hulle wetlik voltrek is. Die grondwetlikheid van die wetsontwerpe word egter in twyfel getrek. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Dianne Hubbard, regskonsultant by die Regshulpsentrum, oor of die grondwetlikheid van die wetsontwerpe in 'n geregshof getoets kan word.

Die Stop Homosexuality Committee het oor die naweek 'n saamtrek by die Katutura Jeugstadion georganiseer waar 'n paar kerkleiers, hul gemeentelede en lede van die publiek bymekaargekom het om teen homoseksualiteit en selfdegeslaghuwelike in die land te bid. Hulle het aangedui dat die stryd nie teen mense is nie, maar teen die beginsels van die wêreld. Die byeenkoms was volgens hulle om "saam te staan en te veg teen bose geeste en planne van die duiwel, soos die erkenning van homoseksualiteit." Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met die sosiale aktivis, Linda Baumann, gesels wat haar reaksie deel.

Ghana's flag waves proudly, but can it embrace all hues of humanity like a rainbow? As the Supreme Court debates a controversial anti-LGBTQ+ bill, the nation is grappling with identity and rights. Eddy Micah Jnr talks to LGBTQ+ activist Alex Koffi Donkor and DW correspondent Isaac Kaledzi in Ghana, as well as Namibian journalist Vita Angula.

Reaksie word ontvang op die binnelandse sake-minister Albert Kawana wat verlof versoek om 'n wetsontwerp in te dien om die plegtiging van huwelike te reguleer. Dit sal ook voorsiening maak vir die bekragtiging en erkenning van sekere huwelike. Dit kom na die hooggeregshof bevind het dat buitelanders in selfdegeslag huwelike domisilie in Namibië kan kry saam met hulle Namibiese gade. Omar van Reenen, stigter van Equal Rights Namibia, het met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gepraat.

Supreme Court has fixed Wednesday, 3 July 2024, as the date to hear an application filed by media personality and lawyer in private practice, Richard Dela Sky against the Parliament of Ghana and the Attorney General regarding the recent passage of the controversial anti-gay bill

A day after news broke that Pope Francis had allegedly used a derogatory word about gay men applying to seminaries in a closed-door conversation with Italian bishops, the Vatican has issued an official response: “Pope Francis is aware of articles that recently came out about a conversation, behind closed doors,” said Matteo Bruni, director of the Vatican press office. “The pope never intended to offend or express himself in homophobic terms, and he extends his apologies to those who were offended by the use of a term, reported by others.” For more on this story, click the links below: Pope Francis says Italian seminaries should reject gay applicants Vatican issues apology after Pope Francis' use of a homophobic slur Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listeners react to comments said by Pope Francis. Noel wants to find the boy that he saved from drowning back in the 70's.

Le rétablissement des finances du Ghana, toujours en défaut de paiement, est désormais suspendu à un jugement de la Cour suprême du pays. Elle a commencé à examiner la loi réprimant l'homosexualité votée en février. Si cette loi est jugée conforme à la Constitution, elle sera adoptée et le Ghana pourrait alors perdre le soutien de la Banque Mondiale. Les auditions prévues hier, mercredi 8 mai, devaient être retransmises en direct à la télévision. C'est dire à quel point ce débat passionne les Ghanéens à quelques mois de l'élection présidentielle programmée en décembre.Les juges ont finalement ajourné leurs travaux en demandant à l'un des plaignants, un journaliste qui conteste la loi, de réécrire sa copie, trop injurieuse, pas assez technique selon eux. Cette loi est très sévère : elle prévoit des peines pouvant aller jusqu'à cinq ans de prison contre les LGBTQ, et de la prison ferme également contre les proches qui ne dénonceraient pas ce choix sexuel.La loi a été votée sans opposition par les principaux partis, mais le président attend l'avis de la Cour suprême pour la promulguer. Nana Akufo Ado redouble de prudence par crainte de la réaction de la Banque mondiale.À lire aussiGhana : la loi anti-LGBTQ au début d'un processus judiciaireLes exigences de la Banque mondialeAccra n'a toujours pas résolu sa crise de la dette et a donc un besoin urgent de la Banque mondiale. Or cette loi anti-gay n'est pas compatible avec les standards exigés par le bailleur. La Banque mondiale a déjà suspendu deux fois ses versements après l'adoption de textes condamnant l'homosexualité en Ouganda. En 2014, le gouvernement fait très vite machine arrière. Mais en 2023, le président Museveni approuve la nouvelle loi pénalisant l'homosexualité et refuse de reculer sous la pression de la banque.Le plan BLa Banque mondiale pourrait annuler le prêt de 3,8 milliards de dollars accordé au Ghana. Le FMI pourrait suivre. Il assure un autre financement de trois milliards de dollars. Enfin, Accra redoute la réaction de ses partenaires européens. L'Allemagne a déjà fait savoir qu'elle réprouvait cette loi. Au moment du vote de la loi, le ministre ghanéen des Finances avait averti les parlementaires du risque couru, leur conseillant de chercher des financements alternatifs auprès des pays arabes ou de la Chine. Précisément ce que redoute la banque mondialeÀ lire aussiLe Ghana en défaut restreint de paiementLa Banque mondiale face à un dilemmeSoit elle transige sur ses valeurs pour assurer sa mission d'assistance aux États en détresse, soit elle reste fidèle à ses principes, mais risque alors d'être contournée, dépassée par des puissances du Sud global. La position qu'elle adoptera au Ghana sera attentivement suivie sur tout le continent africain, au moment où les États africains ont du mal à accéder au financement ; au moment aussi où les gouvernants comme les populations sont de plus en plus excédés par les conditions imposées par les bailleurs occidentaux, parfois en opposition frontale avec leurs valeurs. Une majorité de pays africains, une trentaine, interdisent l'homosexualité. Certains, comme le Niger ou le Kenya, envisagent même de renforcer la répression anti LGBTQ.À lire aussiLa Banque Mondiale s'inquiète du niveau d'endettement des pays en développement

Supreme Court is hearing two lawsuits filed by Broadcast Journalist, Richard Dela Sky and Researcher, Dr. Amanda Odoi challenging the passage of the anti-LGBTQ+ bill passed by Parliament.

The west African country of Ghana has passed some of the harshest anti-LGBT laws. The country now imposes gaol terms for anyone identifying as LGBTQ, anyone who participates in LGBTQ... LEARN MORE The post Ghana: Global pressure to halt harsh anti-gay laws appeared first on World Wide Wave.

Susie's sister Brenda joins us for a special dialogue about growing up with Susie and how she knew Susie was bi all along. Then we dig into a particularly rough comment battle Nate dealt with on Instagram last week and discuss what to do in those situations. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-tried-to-be-straight/support

Hannah jumps into a talk about the "clobber verses" in the Bible and what we do with these types of verses.

Got started this week with the crazy diplomatic standoff between Mexico and Ecuador after Ecuadorian police raided the Mexican embassy. Also NASA looks for a new moon car, Israel under fire for civilian aid worker deaths, Oregon re-introduces penalties for drug possession, National Guard soldier arrested for migrant smuggling, and an Ohio veterinarian is caught by his wife banging a horse. Music: Florence and the Machine/“Free”

We bring you a week of political and social events from across the African continent. This week, Uganda's constitutional court threw out a challenge to the homophobic law adopted last May. Also, Congolese wordsmiths the Tetra collective use slam poetry to explore their deep love of Congolese and French literature. And many women farmers in Senegal struggle to secure access to land in the rural communities where they are sidelined from ownership.

Join the Newsfile panel as they share their takes on the moves made by the President and the Speaker of Parliament.

Does Ghana stand the risk of loosing $3.8 billion if the Anti-Gay Bill is signed?

In this bonus episode recorded on 6 March 2024, before season 8 kicks off, we discuss today's judgment from the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Omooba v Michael Garrett Associates, involving a religious Christian actress with anti-gay views who was dismissed from her job as the lead role, playing a lesbian, in The Colour Purple.Link to full JudgmentIf you're an HR Professional, come and join me at www.hrsecretstour.com

A Diplomatic International Relations expert Al-wahab Farouk says it would be a disgrace to the president not to assent to it.

Amnesty International is urging Ghanaian President Nana Akufo Addo to respect the human rights of all persons and not to sign the country's anti-LGBTQ bill into law. Ghana's parliament passed the “Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill” this week criminalizing same-sex relations. It imposes a prison sentence of up to three years for anyone convicted of identifying as LGBTQ+. One of the sponsors told the bill promotes Ghanaian family values and human rights. Genevieve Partington, Amnesty International's Ghana Executive Director, tells VOA's James Butty, the bill is too draconian and violates Ghana's constitution.

Ghana has finally passed a law barring the activities of lesbianism and gayism among others.

Joy News parliamentary correspondent Kwaku Asante explains.

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Uganda's constitutional court is expected to rule soon on a law that threatens fines, life imprisonment and even death for being gay. Ugandan civil rights groups challenged the Anti-Homosexuality Act in December amid international pressure to repeal the law. Ali Rogin speaks with two Ugandan LGBTQ+ activists for more. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Uganda's constitutional court is expected to rule soon on a law that threatens fines, life imprisonment and even death for being gay. Ugandan civil rights groups challenged the Anti-Homosexuality Act in December amid international pressure to repeal the law. Ali Rogin speaks with two Ugandan LGBTQ+ activists for more. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Sexuality is a hot topic in today's culture. Join us as we dive into what the Word of God says about it and how to walk it out from a biblical standpoint. Stay Connected with us! Facebook: http://facebook.com/gwafamily Instagram: http://instagram.com/gwafamily Website: gwafamily.com

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Can you help Mix listener Michael in this week's Relationship Intervention? Make sure to listen tomorrow morning at 8:20 when he calls in with an update!

Irish criminologist and co-host of the Real Lives Untold podcast, Sarah O' Conor speaks to us about the recent murders that shocked Ireland committed by Yousef Palani & Jozef Puska whose respective killings have now resulted in life sentences for the murderers.Sarah also told us about Ireland's history of serial-killer types and particularly those who kill women. We spoke about the various evil murderers that have taken innocent lives in Ireland and those suspected of carrying out more brutal acts than the ones they were convicted of including infamous r*pist Larry Murphy who has been linked to serveral disappearances of women in the so called "vanishing triangle". TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro, Sarah's background & Aishling Murphy/ Jozef Puska case I14:25 Irish serial killers & definition of “serial killer”26:25 LARRY MURPHY and possible links to the “vanishing triangle” 36:55 YOUSEF PALANI - background 47:45 PALANI'S SPREE BEGINS 1:00:15 Media's coverage of the case 1:04:25 JOZEF PUSKA- background & Aishling Murphy

By any objective measure, yes new GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson is obviously no fan of gays. I do not care, and this is why... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're discussing a recent study out of the UK analyzing young people identifying as LGBTQ+ more so than ever. Plus, in our ‘LGBTQs in the News' section, queer sports news, Omar Apollo & Pedro Pascal, Club Q update, and more! Info Discussed: Maebe A. Girl for Congress 2024Dwight Howard has essentially come out — and almost no one is talking about itChe Flores becomes NBA's first out nonbinary and transgender refereeNHL rescinds ban on rainbow-colored Pride tape, allowing players to use it on the iceNew House speaker's views on LGBTQ issues come under fresh scrutiny“This is everything”: Fans react to Pedro Pascal and Omar Apollo's paparazzi momentClub Q announces its reopening with a new name & location one year after horrific shootingMichigan finally bans archaic ‘gay panic defence' lawsSuspect in NYC gay bar robbery scheme changes plea to guiltyYoung People Are Gayer Than Ever, New Study SaysWebsite:interminglepodcast.comInstagram:@interminglepodcastTikTok:@interminglepodcastYouTube:@interminglepodcastEmail:interminglepodcast@gmail.com

Howie Kurtz on Democrats blasting past anti-gay statements from new House Speaker, judge fines Trump for violating gag order and college campuses become hotbeds of antisemitism. Follow Howie on Twitter: @HowardKurtz For more #MediaBuzz click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the All Local 11am Update for October 9th 2023 

We're back-back-back-again! For real this time! Fresh off of a 9 month hiatus. This week, we're answering the infamous question: “Where have y'all been?!” Plus, we have a jam packed list of 'LGBTQs in the News' to get into. We're so happy to be back and hope you'll be tuning in once again. Beyonce in Final Talks to Release ‘Renaissance' Concert Film Through AMC Theaters Omar Apollo is selling a vinyl with artwork of his penisSenator Scott Wiener Goes To Folsom & Shows Off Incredible PhysiqueTexas's Anti-Drag Law Has Been Ruled UnconstitutionalMontana's Ban on Gender-Affirming Care For Youth Has Been Temporarily BlockedAt the GOP Debate, Candidates Promised a Federal Gender-Affirming Care BanUnited States Scores a C on Global LGBTQ+ Human Rights ScorecardLocals outraged over proposed Palm Springs AIDS Memorial Bad Bunny's new film ‘Cassandro' Bad Bunny addresses queer-baiting accusationsAngelica Ross Announces She Is “Leaving Hollywood” to Run for OfficeJust one ‘Queer Eye' star was invited to Antoni Porowski's bachelor partyThis unhinged video claiming children are taught to use “butt plugs and dildos” is unintentionally hilariousWebsite:  interminglepodcast.com Instagram: @interminglepodcast Email: interminglepodcast@gmail.com

→ To support the show, visit patreon.com/almostheretical. Thank you for your support! (Supporters get bonus episodes, ad-free show, private Facebook group, and more!) Notes: Is Genesis 2:24 an institution of heterosexual marriage? Does it matter? In this episode, we tackle these questions and play devil's advocate to help you respond to the pushback you may be facing. We challenge traditional views and ask: How should we use the Bible today? Tune in as we navigate the complex landscape of faith, marriage, and sexuality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There is hardly a more incendiary topic of conversation than homosexuality and the Bible. It is a debate that people of faith have been forced to deal with, because it confronts them in the public square, schools, government, neighborhoods and in their families. Pastor Sam Allberry's take on the issue may surprise many people. His position is purely personal but could have widespread influence, as he was the featured pastor at the memorial service for Dr. Tim Keller back in August. Keller chose him to give the homily which made a lot of people curious, but when Keller was dying of pancreatic cancer, he himself designed his service choosing the hymns, the Scripture readings and the people who would give the all-important message. So, why Sam Allberry? On this episode of Lighthouse Faith, Allberry answers that question and the central theme of his ministry. He hails from England; is a pastor and has authored several books on God and human sexuality like, "What God Has to Say About Our Bodies", "Seven Myths About Singleness", and "Is God Anti-Gay?" It should also be noted that Allberry, for as long as he can remember, has been attracted to men, both romantically and sexually. He says he was bullied as a child for being gay, and as an adult, was bullied by the Anglican synod members for rejecting the church's liberal stance on homosexuality. Hear his nuanced response to the question, "Is God anti-gay?" And, "What did Jesus say or didn't say about homosexuality?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pre-recorded Thursday 31/09/23. Callum and Harry discuss the world's response to Unagnda's anti-gay laws and whom they are persecuting.

Today Nerd flies solo and covers some articles sent in to the show. Also reviews 'Afterlife' with Ricky Gervais and 'Last of the Demeter' (awful movie) Jennifer Aniston questions cancel culture, Myrtle Beach hires anti-gay alliance, black students offered gift cards to perform better in school, and more!   Check out our amazing sponsors! nomnomcom use our code 'VOMSHOW' to save UP TO 50% on DELICIOUS treats for your best friend~ Twitter/Mewe/Parler/Gettr/Rumble/tiktok: @voicesofmisery Gmail: voicesofmiserypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: voices_of_misery Discord server: voices of misery podcast https://tinyurl.com/VoMPodcastTees

On a new TAGSPODCAST aka Talk About Gay Sex podcast, Host Steve V. is joined by Co-host Kodi Maurice Doggette for all new LGBTQ hot topics, sex topics and advice plus they give advice to one listener:Bel Ami celebrates Prague Pride with a solemn yet poignant video featuring their models wearing t-shirts with the names of the many lost souls around the world who lost their life to Anti-Gay violence.The new Prime movie, "Red, White & Royal Blue" has shown missionary sex which to many is a more intimate position...A guy on reddit shared that a guy he was chatting with on Grindr showed up at his place of employment uninvited!Are many gay men looking for more intimacy in their hookups and sexual encounters??A new pill could be prescribed in the near future to combat the rising STI rates!We give advice to a listener who says that he can only get aroused by someone he knows versus anonymous sex...Follow Steve V. on IG: @iam_stevevFollow Kodi's Life Coaching on IG: @kmdcoachingFollow Kodi on IG: @mistahmauriceJoin us Oct. 29 - Nov. 5 for VACAYA's 2023 Mexico Resort vacation Use our Promo Code: TAGS and get up to $200 off! https://www.myvacaya.com/trip/mexico-resort-2023/Wanna drop a weekly or one time tip to TAGSPODCAST - Show your love for the show and support TAGS!Visit our website: tagspodcast.comNeeds some advice for a sex or relationship conundrum? Ask TAGS! DM US ON IG or https://www.talkaboutgaysex.com/contactSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talk-about-gay-sex-tagspodcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Sure Foundation Baptist Church of Vancouver—already acknowledged as a "hate church"—became internationally known when one of their congregants, Tyler Dinsmoore, was arrested for anti-LGBTQ hate crimes. Video essayist Jordan L, also known as YouTube commentator Dead Domain, was shocked to discover that an Independent Baptist sister church in her backyard of Spokane, Washington, was preaching the same. She transformed herself to infiltrate the hate church to investigate the extent of their antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ views and to try and understand the hearts and minds of the congregants. Please join us for this extraordinary conversation with Jordan as she reveals what she uncovered during her weeks attending services and potluck dinners.Content warning: violent, racist, homophobic, and transphobic languageProduction: Stephen Janis, Taya GrahamStudio Production: David Hebden, Cameron GranadinoPost-Production: Alina NehlichHelp us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer: Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-podSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/newsletter-podLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

Co-hosts Jared Yates Sexton and Nick Hauselman analyze the latest attack ad from Republican presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis by breaking it down shot for shot. They also discuss the meltdown of Twitter as well as a new era of Fourth of July celebration using drones instead of fireworks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early hours of 7 August 1994, police raided Tasty, a gay nightclub in downtown Melbourne, Australia. On the hunt for drugs they strip-searched more than 450 people in a raid that lasted hours. Many people felt what happened was homophobic and that the police had abused their powers. Some of those searched took legal action. Damages were awarded and years later Victoria Police gave a formal apology. Gary Singer who was in Tasty when the raid happened and was the organiser of the class-action lawsuit tells Alex Collins about how his night out on the town went from joy to despair once the police entered the club. (Photo: People being searched by police in Tasty)

Dan and Leo discuss Joe Rogan vs $cience, Pride is now Anti Gay & attempt to explain the 90s to the Zoomer generation.

Is God anti-gay? FamilyLife LGBTQ+ Specialist Rob Hudson and Sam Allberry, a pastor and bestselling author who's experienced same-sex attraction, offer perspectives on how to respond to gay friends and loved ones. Show Notes and Resources Visit Sam Allberry's website at samallberry.com Order Sam's book: Is God Anti-Gay? And Other Questions About Jesus, the Bible, and Same-Sex Sexuality Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Tezlyn Figaro breaks down Uganda's anti-gay death sentence law and the debt ceiling compromise to include new work requirements for food stamps and more. #FrontPageNews #SSNC See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guests: Tim Miller, Andrew Weismann, Karine Jean-Pierre, Tara Setmayer, Fernand AmandiDonald Trump meets with his lawyers following new reporting that he could be indicted for a hush money payment from 2016—but is now the right time for this prosecution? Plus, President Biden blasts a Republican proposal to gut spending as Democrats call it "extreme on steroids." Then, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis prepares to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, but does the man people are calling "short Trump" have what it takes to go on the offensive?