Podcasts about lbgtq

How can you raise your children to be resilient, confident, and proud when you are raising them in a non-traditional family? And how can everyone raise our children to value inclusivity and acceptance no matter what shape or size our family is?    I am honored that Dr. Erica Miller is back on the podcast to share her personal story of being a gay parent and the lessons she has learned from her own experience and her professional role as a clinical psychologist.   There is no one way to be a family and there is no right way to be a family. This episode will help you be intentional about raising your children to be compassionate and to stand up for what's right while offering practical strategies for answering tricky questions and navigating complex social situations.     I want to hear from you! Send me a topic you want me to cover or a question you want answered on the show! ✨ DM me on Instagram at @securelyattachedpodcast or @drsarahbren ✨ Send an email to info@drsarahbren.com ✨ And check out drsarahbren.com for more parenting resources 

The Party wants us to move beyond God and His standards. Sure, they say, go worship “your” God, but don't expect to live by His standards. What, then, are the standards by which people are to live? For The Party, that depends entirely on who you are. The Dictator of New Zealand has resigned; her fellow dictators, like Treaudea, want us to believe she showed compassion and empathy . . . words that mean nothing if they actually fit her. If you are a professional hockey player and a white man (whatever “man” means), you are to drape your body in whatever slogan The Party deems sacred at the moment. If you are not sufficiently happy to oblige, you should be cast out of the Country and sent to die in a war. But, if you are a “BIPOC” (whatever that means), you cannot be held to any standards, because that is an “ism” or a “phobia.” The absence of standards runs across so much of our society that it is very nearly normalized, so our time to correct this is short. We must go back to God's standards which means we must grow to understand what they are and have them always in our hearts. What does God say?The Bible is filled with explanations and examples of God's Way versus our ways. Isaiah 55:8-98 “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,”declares the Lord.9 “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts are higher than your thoughts."This is a great way to view God's Way versus human ways The crisis is also "spiritual," a woman with a hat added - Is that Fawn Sharp of the Quinault Indian Nation at the World Economic Forum? And, to what Spirit does she refer? NHL analyst says on the NHL Network! that if Philly Flyers Provorov doesn't want to wear a pro-LBGTQ uniform he should leave America, go back to Russia, and fight in the war against Ukraine. The tolerant left! Legendary Former NFL Coach Tony Dungy Attacked For Attending March For Life “Did you not hear what I just said? Can you respect that?” - Hockey Player, Ivan Provorov NEW: Connecticut Dems have introduced a law to lower the physical fitness requirements for female firefighters, saying that less onerous standards will make fire departments "more diverse." Veteran firefighters—including women—think the bill is insane.Completely UNHINGED Al Gore flips-out at the World Economic Forum... Claims 1 BILLION people will become climate refugees... That's one out of every eight people on the planet…NYC Mayor Eric Adams: "Every attempt to deal with this immigration on a national level through legislation has been sabotaged, mostly by right-wing oppositions. And cities are bearing the brunt of this failure."A message to anti-trans activists: You are going to lose.-Owen Jones, Socialist, "antifascist" [LOL], Guardian columnist, author, podcaster, geriatric millennial, basic gay, gym rat. He/him. ByronDonalds on the Santos controversy: "Richard Blumenthal was still a senator – lied about his service. He's still a senator today."CNN Feigns Ignorance Why Swalwell Shouldn't Be on Intel CommitteeThe Washington Post gets an important lesson on what real journalism looks like at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Alec Baldwin charged with Involuntary Manslaughter and an NHL player refuses to wear the teams pro LBGTQ warm up jersey.  George and callers cover both topics, including a special appearance by Rebecca.  She is a friend of the show who is a proud conservative and Transgendered.  What does she think of the NHL issue?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are part of a professional sport team, do you have to wear the jersey?  What about a warm up jersey?  George and callers talk about a Philadelphia Flyers player who did not participate in the pre-game warm up because of the pro LBGTQ jersey the team was wearing.  He is Russian Orthodox and says he will not support it because of his religion.  The team and coach supported his decision, do you?   Ivan Provorov Refuses to Participate in Team's LGBT Pride Celebration, Citing Christian Faith | National ReviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NHL analyst says on the NHL Network! that if Philly Flyers Provorov doesn't want to wear a pro-LBGTQ uniform he should leave America, go back to Russia, and fight in the war against Ukraine. The tolerant left! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lin Spectre disguises himself as a customer to scopes out their client's husband, Tommy Wasabi. All the detectives have to do now is keep an eye on Tommy. What could possibly go wrong? 

For the LBGTQ+ community, video games have always been a way to break barriers, find community, and make friends. Nadia buddies up with her friends Len and Larch to talk about how games have influenced and shaped the LBGTQ+ community over the decades. Retronauts is made possible by listener support through Patreon! Support the show to enjoy ad-free early access, better audio quality, and great exclusive content. Learn more at http://www.patreon.com/retronauts

WELCOME BACK BESTIES! It is episode 309 Quiet Before The Storm of The L Word Gen Q aka the penultimate episode of Season Three! This week we have a LOT to discuss because it is almost the end of the season! Things boil over with Shane and Tess, Bette & Tina get engaged and Alice runs into a familiar face! There's a lot to discuss in this one! So STRAP in (or on, HA) with us for an episode of Drinks at Dana's! Cheers Queers!Watch the video version on Ash's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/agtZsr9fIlEMake sure to follow us on Instagram! @DrinksatDanas you can find all of our hosts there alsoChris & Jess: @thelwordonlineAsh: @theashsilverChris & Jess - https://thelwordonline.com/Ash - https://linktr.ee/TheAshSilver & https://www.youtube.com/c/ashsilverDrinks at Dana's - An L Word Podcast https://drinksatdanas.buzzsprout.com/Find us on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google and all good podcasting services#TheLWord #TheLWordGenerationQ #WLW

We talk with photographer and activist Heidi Wagner about her Passions Project. It began ten years ago with her photographing senior citizens engaging with their passions. The current iteration of the project focuses on people from the LBGTQ+ community in Racine. The project is about to go on display in the library at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.

Thanks for listening and as always, thank you for giving a fuck.Happy Impulse ™ Unfiltered was created, produced, and is hosted by Roberta Hall (and special guests)Happy Impulse—aka Roberta Hall—is an artist, political activist, and hell-raiser from the United States. Her art focuses on the satirical and subversive, bringing vivid colors and pop-culture to her dark humor.Happy Impulse Unfiltered podcast is a no-bullshit, only anarchy approach to today's issues. Because global warming sucks, weed is lit, mental health should be celebrated, LBGTQ+ rights are human rights, and so much more.Bi-weekly, I and other creatives give their outlooks and opinions on society's bullshit. The more we talk about this shit, these issues, the more we can improve the world around us. If you give a f**k, this show is for you!Fuck being silent. Give sound to your strength.This podcast shares Happy Impulses ethos it gives creators a platform to share their stories with the world.This week's guest is Natalie Meagan, You can find more on her athttp://nataliemeagan.com/ You can find more from on Happy Impulse onWebsite/Store - [https://happyimpulse.com]Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/happyimpulse/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/happyimpulsecreativeTwitter - https://twitter.com/HappyImpulsePinterist - https://www.pinterest.com/happyimpulse/Dribbble - https://dribbble.com/HappyImpulseBehance - https://www.behance.net/happyimpulseMusic provided by Epidemic Sound (https://www.epidemicsound.com)“Dubweed” intro music by Dream Valley Music (https://www.shockwave-sound.com/artist/dream-valley-music)

The Bae-Lin You Out detective agency takes on an urgent case involving a blonde bombshell and her husband's whereabouts. With less than 24 hours to crack the case, they hatch a foolproof plan: locate husband and follow him. What could possibly go wrong?

Dr. Jim Denison and Dr. Mark Turman discuss the “Respect for Marriage Act,” the tension between politics, state's rights, and the church, religious liberty updates, and whether Christians should try to legislate morality.    Show notes:    First, they discuss the recently passed, so-called, “Respect For Marriage Act,” and its connection to Obergefell, Congress, and the Supreme Court (6:46). They then consider the cultural events that led up to our present time and why we strayed from biblical marriage (12:00). Dr. Denison explains Constitutional law, and why it's relevant to the conversation of religious liberty, State's rights, and whether Christians should defend biblical marriage in the legal arena (20:00). They hone in on the separation of the Church and State, and what the Bible says about Christian's involvement in politics in the New Testament (33:00). They then discuss whether the Respect For Marriage Act impedes religious liberty (48:00). Dr. Denison closes by explaining the difference between the civil rights protecting LBGTQ people and the civil rights of ethnic minorities, and why we can't make the legal comparison (56:05)   Resources and further reading:   “Does the so-called “Respect For Marriage Act” threaten our religious liberty?” - Dr. Jim Denison “Why the Equality Act is the greatest threat to religious liberty today” - Dr. Jim Denison and Greg Baylor “Respect For Marriage Act: An Imprudent Compromise” - David French  “The Equality Act: What Christians need to know” - Dr. Jim Denison “What does the Bible say about homosexuality?” - Dr. Jim Denison “What does the Bible say about abortion?” - Dr. Jim Denison    About the hosts  Jim Denison, Ph.D., is an author, speaker, and the CEO of Denison Ministries, which is transforming 6.8 million lives through meaningful digital content.  Dr. Mark Turman is the executive director of Denison Forum. He received his DMin from Truett at Baylor and previously served as lead pastor of Crosspoint Church.

We've returned with a brand new season of R.G.R.P. A small detective agency resides in the metropolis known as SoulQuest City. Meet the detectives and explore the city.

Would you like to share your thoughts with Ralph?  Please email your comments to hello@idahospeaks.com or post your comments on @IdahoSpeaks on Twitter.Idaho Speaks is a listener supported production.  Please visit idahospeaks.com/support to learn more.Do you have something so say?  Interested in learning more about publishing on the Idaho Speaks Network?  Our nation was built on ideas and your idea could be the next political advancement for Idaho.  Call Ed at (208) 209-7170 or email hello@idahospeaks.com to start the conversation.TranscriptWhat price do we pay when we lie?  We each understand that sometimes a “little white lie” can save much needless complication.  In fact, a “little white lie“ of omission can prevent hurt feelings by simply not saying critical things.Aren't these sort of lies the grease that lubricate relationships?  Who really wants to hear what we believe anyway?  Isn't it often just easier to evade a difficult reality by embellishing it?The temptation to alter one's witness to serve convenience is addictive.  Who wants to be that tedious martinet who disrupts harmony by insisting on their own discordant divisiveness?  Only a zealot would willingly disturb social concord; only someone whose inner sensibilities mattered more to them than getting along with others.Lies can be the required entry fee to be allowed to enter into some form of desirable exclusivity.  In business and when courting, who hasn't feigned interest in something to build a bridge with another?No human being can claim a perfect record of pure integrity to the truth.  All of us are guilty, at some time, of lying as an act of commission or omission.Recognizing our own fallibility is honest, but muting our consciences to easily tell lies is disastrous.  Anyone not in the habit of standing up for their perception of the truth will be easily bowled over by the powerful and the passionate, even when they lie.Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Propaganda Minister, famously extolled the power of “The Big Lie”.  He claimed that even the most outlandish of lies would be accepted as being at least plausible by a critical mass of any civil population.  All that was necessary to gull the masses was a willingness to proclaim the untruth loudly, frequently, and with a shameless boldness.Uncertain souls assume that even the most ludicrous claims being debated must have some absolute validity.  Otherwise, why would the powerful and wise among us take such a notion seriously enough to discuss it?  Faced with their own fragile befuddlement, many find it expedient to join in with the discussion and perhaps even conclude that that which had seemed ridiculous is correct.One of the only intellectually honest believers in Communism to have ever lived, George Orwell, rightly claimed that, “Freedom is the ability to say that 2+2=4”.  He saw that, without the freedom to bear genuine witness to life and truth, liberty was impossible.This is why Orwell, at great personal cost, ultimately rejected all forms of existent Communism.  All Red regimes everywhere eagerly murder any individual foolish enough to express anything at variance with the ever-changing Party Line.This is why the U. S. Constitution makes an unfettered freedom of expression the very First Amendment to our Bill of Rights: there is no life worth living where one is compelled to lie by an all-powerful government.However, both Goebbels and Orwell only alluded to the most subtle danger posed to our freedom by our willingness to expediently lie.All philosophies and religions require that certain fundamental assumptions be taken on faith.  The power of faith is unquantifiable.From a purely materialistic and sociological point-of-view, the past five thousand years demonstrate that there is little that matches the power of human conviction.  Beliefs sculpt history.Every culture since the early Paleolithic Era has developed mythic concepts of magic and miracle to explain the inexplicable.  Apparently, such wonders are so ubiquitous that there isn't a group of people anywhere on this planet who have not had to adapt their concepts of reality to include the supernatural.When a person knowingly expresses an untruth, they give power to that false construct, which is why every historically significant ideological group requires its adherents to make an overt statement of faith.When the NSDAP made virulent Antisemitism a requisite element of Nazism, every member had to parrot slanders against the Jews.  All personal experiences with real Jewish neighbors and coworkers were willfully abandoned when an aspiring National Socialist spoke the Party Line.Individual experience became irrelevant.  Independent wisdom was annihilated and replaced with groupthink.  The specter of anti-Semitic fever dreams became ever-more palpable, until social reality in Germany warped to adapt itself to the new orthodoxy.Those who lied helped create a new reality.  This same thing is happening today and it threatens all we value.Gender is a social construct, based absolutely on biological sex.  While there are and always have been those who do not conform, sex and gender norms exist in every past and present human culture worldwide, without exception.Homosexuals are not uniquely fragile people whose ongoing mental and physical well-being requires the rest of us to suddenly treat their assertions as being objectively real.  Society simply cannot conform to the mutually-exclusive visions of countless people who are unhappy with our cultural norms.The Earth's climate has always been in flux, and human beings have continually adapted society and technology to thrive in whatever new conditions eventuate.  We need not commit cultural or economic suicide in order to artificially freeze the global climate into any one state.  The biosphere's survival does not require human extinction.Western Civilization did and does reveal that it has flaws.  However, we of the West are the inheritors of those who innovated the concepts of human rights, self-government, free markets, industrial technologies, and the means of communications and travel that have connected our world.Calling pride in the West “White Supremacy”, Americans “genocidal settler-colonists”, and our living standard “unsustainably problematic” reveals a willingness to emphasize all that might be bad about us while ignoring everything good.  Such cultural masochism is not truth.  It is propaganda.Today, many are being pressured to prove their ideologically-defined virtue beyond any doubt.  How can anyone conclusively prove that they are not a thought criminal?  Our independent-mindedness makes us each an inevitable thought criminal.If we continue to allow ourselves to be blackmailed into either silently abiding lies or actively speaking them, we risk nothing less than a new Dark Age.  If we fail to decry lies when we encountered them, we participate in the ongoing degradation of personal conscience.Without individual integrity, we are unfit for freedom.  If we fail to personally oppose lies with truth, we risk these lies flourishing to become our new truth.

Debra and Peyton talk about The Holiday Sitter (2022)! They also discuss Candace Cameron, Mean Girls references in Christmas films, and the Sister Swap conundrum. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

WELCOME BACK BESTIES! It is episode 306 Questions For The Universe, the musical episode of The L Word Gen Q! This week all three of us agreed it was great to get so much Alice and Shane content! The musical numbers were...interesting! We loved having our podcasts namesake back on the show! There's a lot to discuss in this one! So STRAP in (or on, HA) with us for an episode of Drinks at Dana's!Watch the video version on Ash's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ksATvpiRjokMake sure to follow us on Instagram! @DrinksatDanas you can find all of our hosts there alsoChris & Jess: @thelwordonlineAsh: @theashsilverChris & Jess - https://thelwordonline.com/Ash - https://linktr.ee/TheAshSilver & https://www.youtube.com/c/ashsilverDrinks at Dana's - An L Word Podcast https://drinksatdanas.buzzsprout.com/Find us on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google and all good podcasting servicesSeason 3 video Ash mentions in this episodeWhat's Coming Up In The Second Half of Season 3:https://youtu.be/By9NIYl2ddoWhat's coming up for Bette & Tina in episodes 9 & 10: https://youtu.be/zAsn9R0nNSU What's coming up in the second half of season three: https://youtu.be/M__R1qv6OZgGigi is leaving the l word: https://youtu.be/jNNC_Tu5xhoJennifer Beals & Laurel Holloman are leaving the l word: https://youtu.be/cdiMEDXkxq8Season 3 deleted scenes, bloopers, behind the scenes and more: https://youtu.be/gfWYWGvmkac#TheLWord #TheLWordGenerationQ #WLW

At the behest of our good friends at the ACLU, the Department of Education is launching a civil rights investigation into Granbury ISD. It seems the Superintendent, Jeffrey Glenn, was secretly recorded at a meeting with librarians saying – wait for it! -- sexually explicit LBGTQ books have no place in the school library! How horrible! Listen to Mr. Glenn's words yourself and decide whether anyone's rights were violated! The Rick Roberts Show is on NewsTalk 820 WBAP ... (Photo Courtesy of WFAA)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RGRP is back for a holiday one shot. We revisit our friends in Picturesque, Colorado to solve a dasterdly murder

WELCOME BACK BESTIES! It is episode 305 Locked Out, and this episode is ... controversial to say the least! This week all three of us agreed it was a bit of a bore and we were really deprived of Alice and Shane content! There's a lot to talk about, including the fan reaction to this episode, the lack of Dani & Gigi, the lack of Bette & Tina and Shane cheating steadily since 2004. So STRAP in (or on, HA) with us for an episode of Drinks at Dana's!Watch the video version on Ash's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/Nnut1aUeDEsMake sure to follow us on Instagram! @DrinksatDanas you can find all of our hosts there alsoChris & Jess: @thelwordonlineAsh: @theashsilverChris & Jess - https://thelwordonline.com/Ash - https://linktr.ee/TheAshSilver & https://www.youtube.com/c/ashsilverDrinks at Dana's - An L Word Podcast https://drinksatdanas.buzzsprout.com/Find us on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google and all good podcasting servicesSeason 3 video Ash mentions in this episodeWhat's coming up for Bette & Tina in episodes 9 & 10: https://youtu.be/zAsn9R0nNSU What's coming up in the second half of season three: https://youtu.be/M__R1qv6OZgWhat's coming up in episode 306, the musical episode: https://youtu.be/T2xWtnYisAsGigi is leaving the l word: https://youtu.be/jNNC_Tu5xhoJennifer Beals & Laurel Holloman are leaving the l word: https://youtu.be/cdiMEDXkxq8Season 3 deleted scenes, bloopers, behind the scenes and more: https://youtu.be/gfWYWGvmkac#TheLWord #TheLWordGenerationQ #WLW

In this crossover episode, Deb and Peyton are joined by Zoey Danielson & Heather Elaine Abbott (of the Last to Leave podcast) to talk about Princess Cyd (2017)! They also discuss filming in Chicago, spirituality in queer films, and trying to make “Doop!Doop!” happen! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

Last year, reports of violence, harassment and vandalism targeting Jewish people reached an all-time high. That is according to the Anti-Defamation League, which has tracked hate incidents since 1979. And they say they expect to see similar numbers this year.   On Monday, the White House announced that President Joe Biden will create a task force to address antisemitism and other forms of religious bigotry. White House Tweet https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1602445696271110144?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1602445696271110144%7Ctwgr%5Ed19dded266d6b595b31a08fea7886bbe47eae0d2%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftweetdeck.twitter.com%2F This comes after several celebrities, politicians and other public figures have spread anti-Jewish rhetoric. The rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, praised Adolf Hitler on the podcast InfoWars earlier this year. And he was recently banned from Twitter for inciting violence after he posted an image of the swastika over the Star of David.   Former President Donald Trump also made headlines recently when he had dinner with Ye and Nick Fuentes, a white nationalist internet figure and Holocaust denier.   MPR News host Angela Davis talked with three guests about what is behind the rise in antisemitism and how we can address it.  Guests:   Pamela Nadell is a professor of women's and gender history and the director of the Jewish studies program at American University in Washington, D.C. She is currently working on a book about the history of antisemitism.   Yair Rosenberg is a writer at The Atlantic. He writes the Deep Shtetl newsletter and covers the intersection of politics, culture, and religion.  Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman has been senior rabbi at Temple Israel in Minneapolis for 20 years.  Here are five key moments from the conversation. The following transcript has been edited for length and clarity. Click the audio player above to listen to the full conversation. What do you think about the White House creating a task force to address antisemitism? Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman: I applaud the administration for addressing hate crimes and antisemitism in particular. There is a summit in the White House that was very crucial and important earlier this fall. I think it is very important because antisemitism has been built by people and used by people for specific purposes. And one who promotes antisemitism relies on division and fear for power, and that affects all of us. Professor Pamela Nadell: Like Rabbi Zimmerman, I applauded the President's decision. As a historian, I was also struck, because I know of eras in the American past when there have been antisemitic people who have been part of the government in the United States. I think that this period is going to be called the high tide of American antisemitism. And that we will have to come up with a new name for the period between World War One and World War Two, because of the level of violence and the attacks that are happening daily around the world. How are you processing the rise of antisemitism? What do people have to say? Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman: The Jewish community is very concerned and very afraid with the rise of antisemitism because, historically, we have actually seen this show before. There is also confusion among the interfaith community that I am a part of. Christians, Muslims, people who are a very diverse background, often ask question like: What is antisemitism? What does it mean to use that word versus anti-Jewish? There is a lot of questions and not a lot of places to turn. So I am often glad that I am at the table as a Jewish voice, to help answer the questions and help people navigate this increase in hate. Professor Pamela Nadell: It is impossible to be a Jewish person in the United States today and not be deeply concerned about antisemitism. And what I am actually writing a book about is the history of antisemitism in the U.S. Because as Rabbi Zimmerman said, people do not know the long history over more than 350 years of how antisemitism has played out in America. It is not until we get to the modern period that Jews are let out of the ghettos, and that they become members of the society that they enter, they become full citizens of their states. But antisemitism, a word that was coined in 1879, explains a modern recent hatred of the Jews that was not based on the Christian ideas. Instead, it was based on the fact that the Jews are purportedly a different race. Yari Rosenberg: When a lot of people think about antisemitism, they think about social prejudices, but it has a very different component that is less well understood, but extremely influential in the real world, which is the conspiratorial element. And the thing about a conspiracy theory is that you do not have to have a particular ideology or religion, you just have to have a conspiratorial mindset, the idea that there is sort of a simple solution to a lot of problems, and that there is basically one scapegoat upon which you can pin it. And what is up with people in the entertainment industry getting caught up with these insensitive and awful remarks? Professor Pamela Nadell: I think there are three factors that have caused the increase in antisemitism in our day. First, we are dealing with the political polarization in our country. Second, a significant portion of the population has embraced conspiracy theories. And third, social media has coalesced to allow dissemination of antisemitism in striking ways. Those public figures who are engaged in spreading antisemitism are doing it through the various forms of social media. And bottom line, antisemitism is a conspiracy theory with this idea that Jews somehow are behind the scenes, exercising extraordinary power over the entire world, to suit their particular purposes. Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman: I do not know whether hatred is misinformation, or ignorance. It feels like at least in this moment, in time, that there are leaders, politicians and famous people who are using this division to promote fear in order to gain power themselves. And that is not about ignorance. That is about something more. Yari Rosenberg: These sorts of views are not new. If you look at FBI hate crime statistics in the U.S. ever since they started keeping track, Jews have always been the number one target of anti-religious bias crimes more than all other religious groups combined. I think social media in some senses has allowed us to see it and to hear it from people who otherwise would not have. We have this window into a lot of people's heads in a way that perhaps back then we would not have. Only one percent of Minnesota's population is Jewish. How does that affect what antisemitism looks like in Minnesota in comparison to the east coast? Professor Pamela Nadell: In the 1920s and 1930s, Detroit was a hotbed of antisemitism. First in the 1920s, Henry Ford starts publishing some of the conspiracy theories that I was talking about before, but he disseminates it through his newspaper. It reaches over 700,000 which makes it one of the largest circulation newspapers in the U.S. at that time. And then when we move to the 1930s we have the radio preacher, Father Charles Coughlin, also from Detroit. And he is broadcasting all sorts of forms of hate on his radio show, tuned in to by millions of Americans. And he actually argues that the Jews deserved the persecution they were undergoing in Germany. The Midwest has long had hotspots of antisemitism. Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman: My congregation in Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, is a place where the matriarchs and patriarchs express some pride of their courage in 1928, creating a front of this synagogue that looks like the Lincoln Memorial. There is a belief in religious freedom, and so they expressed it loudly, clearly, with great respect. We are over 140 years old, and have always understood our role being a Jewish voice in the city of Minneapolis. Personally, I cannot be afraid. Because if I am, then I am giving much power to those who promote antisemitism. The machine of antisemitism is not just about Jews, it only begins there. But Black, brown and LBGTQ communities get swept into this and we get divided, which is the most dangerous outcome of hatred. We need to stand together. Yari Rosenberg: It has been mentioned that one percent of Minnesotans are Jewish. I think it was two percent of the entire United States, which is 0.2 percent of the world. So there is just so few Jews around and there is a reason why there are so few Jews, and it means it is very hard for people to meet a Jewish person and the most they usually learn about them from the internet or television are the stereotypes they receive culturally. That can lead to a lot of misunderstandings and myths, apprehensions about who Jews are. What is this relationship with prominent Black folks and antisemitism? Rosenberg: Jews are extremely diverse. This is one of the things that antisemitism takes away from Jews, because it is all one thing, usually all one bad thing. And we often do this to minorities, we collapse them into mendacious monoliths. And the fact is, there are many elements in the Jewish community, and they are not always in agreement on things. There is a lot of shared experience between the Jewish community and the Black community, and a lot to learn from each other. When you have disconnects, it often has to do with the fact that people have not had those conversations. And both communities have not really heard the other stories. Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman: Twenty percent of the Jewish community is of color and I think it is really important for us to recognize what Mr. Rosenberg just said, that antisemitism robs us of that diversity. Your stories Listeners who called into the show shared stories. Here are some of their answers. Alyssa from St. Paul I am a Jewish author that was raised out in a suburb here. I just came out with a book that explores antisemitism in the Twin Cities and it took me doing research to figure out that Minnesota in particular, Minneapolis, was the most antisemitic city in the country in the 1940s. There is something about the fear that Jewish people have about telling their story too loudly. In my opinion, to tell our story a little too loudly means bad attention. But unless we tell our story, we will not feel seen. And this is quite a dilemma for Jewish people. Elizabeth from Mankato I used to live in the cities and I actually had an opportunity to work at Temple Israel with Rabbi Zimmerman. And even though I am a Christian, I was so welcomed by that community. I just think those who live and operate in spaces of power need to stand up against religious intolerance and hate. It is so important to recognize that there are vibrant, lovely worship traditions and people who follow them and religious experiences out there that differ from our own. And that does not need to be scary, and we need to support everyone in their own religious experience. Danny from Duluth I think over the last generation, we have become a lot more removed from the Holocaust. When we grew up, most of my friends, including myself, had grandparents who came here to escape Nazi persecution. And we often had Holocaust survivors speak in our synagogues. And there was very much an aspect of living history in that story. When Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker was held hostage in a synagogue in Texas, and when the Pittsburgh shooting happened, it sort of hit home again that this is not that far away from me as a Jewish person. Antisemitism is alive, real, and something that we still face. Rebecca from Bloomington I grew up in a predominantly Jewish city and both my parents and grandparents escaped religious persecution. I think just understanding the sort of ubiquitousness of antisemitism and having that be an ever present force is hard. Right now, it seems like there is an uptick. It is hard to watch people give a lot of excuses for why someone is spouting antisemitic rhetoric. How do you how do you combat that when nobody is willing to stand up? It is incredibly disheartening and very hurtful.

There is absolutely a place for LGBTQ+ in the church. That is because this is Jesus Christ's church and they are children of God, it is that simple. There are a lot of facets to it, but it really is that simple. My testimony of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is founded on my testimony of Jesus Christ being my savior. He is the savior of all mankind. Of everyone who is living, who has ever lived, and who will ever live. Anyone in LBGTQ+ community is not excluded from that. It doesn't make it easy, but I know it is possible because of Him.

WELCOME BACK BESTIES! It is episode 304 Last to Know, and this episode is ... controversial to say the least! This is our first ever holiday in The L Word world and it's Halloween! We also have a familiar face popping up! We go over the episode of course, but that is followed by a discussion regarding the fan reactions to this episode and what the hell is going on with Gigi's departure and why no one is talking. Be sure to weigh in in the comments and let us know what you think! There's a lot to talk about, including the fan reaction to this episode, the lack of Dani & Gigi, the lack of Bette & Tina and Shane cheating steadily since 2004. So STRAP in (or on, HA) with us for an episode of Drinks at Dana's!Watch the video version on Ash's YouTube channel Make sure to follow us on Instagram! @DrinksatDanas you can find all of our hosts there alsoChris & Jess: @thelwordonlineAsh: @theashsilverChris & Jess - https://thelwordonline.com/Ash - https://linktr.ee/TheAshSilver & https://www.youtube.com/c/ashsilverDrinks at Dana's - An L Word Podcast https://drinksatdanas.buzzsprout.com/Find us on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google and all good podcasting services#TheLWord #TheLWordGenerationQ #WLW

***Content warning: Gender Based Violence Today, December 10th, is Human Rights Day and marks day 16/16 of the 16 days of activism. Georgia (she/her), Meesh (she/her) and Penny (she/they) have a fireside chat about how you can be more resourced as we end the 16 days and enter the Christas period. The news has been very heavy recently. We hope this discussion about womanhood, radical joy and survivorship will help fill your cup. Penny Mckay (she/they) responsible for all things people, culture and inclusion at The Fight Back Project. Penny is a graduate of TFBP with a wealth of experience in LBGTQ+ inclusion and mental health. Meesha Hall (she/her) nurtures our purpose and relationship at The Fight Back Project. Meesha is a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a graduate of TFBP Online. Georgia, Penny and Meesh discuss: Making ongoing space for disclosure and non-hierarchical survivorship celebration Radical joy Womanhood and being expansive in our relationships with womanhood What we hold in our roles as women and nurturers How practicing collective and self care is key to sustainability How the most radical thing trauma survivors can be is just themselves without apology To contact Penny on Instagram: @voiceofsmallchange To contact Meesha on Instagram: @meeshabjj Sign up to the Conscious Combat Club newsletter here to get the latest updates about mindful and trauma-informed martial arts practices, clubs and research. Join the Conscious Combat Club on Facebook to meet fellow listeners of this podcast and help us transform martial arts into more inclusive sports for everybody. If you'd like to join The Fight Back Project, you'll find the waitlists for Melbourne here and online here. If this podcast has inspired you to create your own trauma-informed martial arts program, you can register for my 12 week online course here. Thank you so much to Nari for the beautiful song "Shape Me" heard at the beginning and end of this episode. Nari wrote this song about Shape Your Life, a boxing program for self-identified female survivors of violence in Canada. She wrote this song using the words and experiences shared by participants with Cathy Van Ingen. You can find out more about Shape Your Life in my interview with Cathy in Episode 8. You can hear more of Nari's work by going to her Instagram: @narithesaga The Fight Back Project acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, live and play. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.

If you thought segregation was over, think again! One school in Chicago has set up "affinity groups" for Pre-K children. But here's the catch: they're closed...to White kids! And this is the same school where the Dean of Students was caught on video bragging about introducing LBGTQ sex toys to kids! Welcome to today's America! The Rick Roberts Show is on NewsTalk 820 WBAP ... (Photo Courtesy of WFAA)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russia freed WNBA star Brittney Griner early today in a dramatic prisoner exchange, as the US released notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout but failed to win freedom for another American, Paul Whelan, who has been jailed for nearly four years. The swap, at a time of heightened tensions over Ukraine, achieved a top goal for President Joe Biden but carried a heavy price. “She's safe, she's on a plane, she's on her way home,” Biden said from the White House, where he was accompanied by Griner's wife, Cherelle, and administration officials. The deal, the second such exchange in eight months with Russia, procured the release of the most prominent American detained abroad. Griner is a two-time Olympic gold medalist whose months-long imprisonment on drug charges brought unprecedented attention to the population of wrongful detainees. Biden's authorisation to release a Russian felon once nicknamed “the Merchant of Death” underscored the escalating pressure that his administration faced to get Griner home, particularly after the recent resolution of her criminal case and her subsequent transfer to a penal colony. The Russian Foreign Ministry also confirmed the swap, saying in a statement carried by Russian news agencies the exchange took place in Abu Dhabi and that Bout had been flown home. Russian and US officials had conveyed cautious optimism in recent weeks after months of strained negotiations, with Biden saying in November he was hopeful that Russia would engage in a deal now the midterm elections were completed. A top Russian official said last week a deal was possible before year's end. Even so, the fact the deal was a one-for-one swap was a surprise given US officials had for months expressed their determination to bring home both Griner and Paul Whelan, a Michigan corporate security executive jailed in Russia since December 2018 on espionage charges that his family and the US government has said are baseless. “We've not forgotten about Paul Whelan,” Biden said. “We will keep negotiating in good faith for Paul's release.” Whelan's brother David said in a statement he was “so glad” for Griner's release but also disappointed for his family. He credited the White House with giving the Whelan family advance notice and said he did not fault officials for making the deal. “The Biden Administration made the right decision to bring Ms Griner home, and to make the deal that was possible, rather than waiting for one that wasn't going to happen,” he said. In releasing Bout, the US freed a former Soviet Army lieutenant colonel whom the Justice Department once described as one of the world's most prolific arms dealers. Bout, whose exploits inspired a Hollywood movie, was serving a 25-year sentence on charges that he conspired to sell tens of millions of dollars in weapons that US officials said were to be used against Americans. The Biden administration was ultimately willing to exchange Bout if it meant Griner's freedom. The detention of one of the greatest players in WNBA history contributed to a swirl of unprecedented public attention for an individual detainee case — not to mention intense pressure on the White House. Griner's arrest in February made her the most high-profile American jailed abroad. Her status as an openly gay black woman, locked up in a country where authorities have been hostile to the LBGTQ community, infused racial, gender and social dynamics into her legal saga and made each development a matter of international importance. Her case not only brought unprecedented publicity to the dozens of Americans wrongfully detained by foreign governments, but it also emerged as a major inflection point in US-Russia diplomacy at a time of deteriorating relations prompted by Moscow's war against Ukraine. The exchange was carried out despite deteriorating relations between the powers. But the imprisonment of Americans produced a rare diplomatic opening, yielding the highest-level known contact between Washington and Moscow — a phone call between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov — in more than five months. In an extraordinary move during otherwise secret negotiations, Blinken revealed publicly in July that the US had made a “substantial proposal” to Russia for Griner and Whelan. Though he did not specify the terms, people familiar with it said the US had offered Bout. Such a public overture drew a chiding rebuke from the Russians, who said they preferred to resolve such cases in private, and carried the risk of weakening the US government's negotiating hand for this and future deals by making the administration appear too desperate. But the announcement was also meant to communicate to the public that Biden was doing what he could and to ensure pressure on the Russians. Cherelle Griner, Brittney Griner's wife, speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington on Thursday about the prisoner swap, with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Photo / AP Besides the efforts of US officials, the release also followed months of back-channel negotiations involving Bill Richardson, the former US ambassador to the United Nations and a frequent emissary in hostage talks, and his top deputy, Mickey Bergman. Griner was arrested at the Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport in February when customs officials said they found vape canisters with cannabis oil in her luggage. She pleaded guilty in July, though still faced trial because admitting guilt in Russia's judicial system does not automatically end a case. She acknowledged in court that she possessed the canisters, but said she had no criminal intent and said their presence in her luggage was due to hasty packing. Before being sentenced on August 4 and receiving a punishment her lawyers said was out of line for the offence, an emotional Griner apologised “for my mistake that I made and the embarrassment that I brought on them.” She added: “I hope in your ruling it does not end my life.” Her supporters had largely stayed quiet for weeks after her arrest, but that approach changed in May once the State Department designated her as unlawfully detained. A separate trade, Marine veteran Trevor Reed for Konstantin Yaroshenko, a Russian pilot convicted in the US in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy, spurred hope that additional such exchanges could be in the works. Whelan has been held in Russia since December 2018. The US government also classified him as wrongfully detained. He was sentenced in 2020 to 16 years in prison. Whelan was not included in the Reed prisoner swap, escalating pressure on the Biden administration to ensure that any deal that brought home Griner also included him. - Eric Tucker, Matthew Lee and Zeke Miller, APSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How Christine Fugate's documentary about an Asian American homecoming queen and her friends, all born with genetic conditions, struggle to fulfill their dreams in a world that refuses to accept them for who they are. Directed and filmed by a crew of filmmakers with disabilities and those who identify as LBGTQ+ and BIPOC, "Queen Moorea" inspires us to embrace life's challenges.

Invest In Her host Catherine Gray talks with Fran Dunaway is a media executive-turned-fashion entrepreneur and co-founder of TomboyX, a Seattle-based gender-neutral underwear and loungewear brand launched in 2013. The brand started as a passion project in collaboration with her wife and co-founder Naomi Gonzalez to create the perfect button-up shirt, pivoting to focus on underwear based on the overwhelming demand for their first boxer brief for women. Fran and TomboyX are driven by a belief that brands can be a force for positive change, and their messaging promotes a human agenda to inspire conversation about gender, confidence, acceptance, and inclusion.  As CEO, Fran has led TomboyX to doubled YoY growth and industry recognition that has included a listing on Inc. Magazine's 5000 fastest growing companies,(four consecutive years!) and being named one of Forbes 50 over 50 in 2020.   www.sheangelinvestors.com  https://tomboyx.com/   Follow Us On Social Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn

The LGBTQ community is coming on strong in America, pushing harder and harder for more and more influence and power -- even to the point of crippling, crumbling and destroying religious liberties. The U.S. Supreme Court case is being forced, once again, to decide a case of creative independence; that is, members of the LBGTQ community are demanding a Christian web designer create a site for same-sex partnerships that violates her religious beliefs. She said no, the state courts said she had to, so here comes the SCOTUS to weigh in and decide. Didn't we already do this with a Christian cake baker? But this is how the left operates: try and try and try again, never quit and never abandon the quest, no matter what courts, cops, the Constitution and good old fashioned morality say. Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, are busily pushing a bill to make gay marriage a law. But here's the danger for America: God cannot bless a nation that openly, brashly violates biblical law and that openly, brashly accepts sin as normal. God will not be mocked. Eagle Forum president Kris Ullman discusses.   Bold and Blunt

This week the Gays reconnect after Thanksgiving! Kevin breaks the news about Kirstie Alley, Decide who the REAL Queen of Rap is, Our Spotify Wrapped Top Artists, and living in a small town. The Gays share Black Friday and retail horror stories, play 'Fuck, Marry, Kill' and talk Classic Country.  Stock up on your favorite treats from the Weinert's Elk Creek Farm!Local and family owned, the Weinert's Elk Creek Farm specializes in premium and organic CBD oils, lotions and edibles. 3rd party tested, everything is clean, safe, non-GMO and gluten free! If you're new to CBD, or looking for a higher quality product, the Weinert Family has you covered! Hit the link below and use code TBG25 to get 25% off your first order of all natural CBD products! Click here to start shopping and save 25% off when you use code: TBG2Support the showEnjoyed this episode? Don't forget to share with your pals and follow us on Instagram @TwoBlandGays

In this episode, Dr. RJ gives three tips for parents who just discovered that their child identifies with the LBGTQ community.

The LGBTQ community is coming on strong in America, pushing harder and harder for more and more influence and power -- even to the point of crippling, crumbling and destroying religious liberties. The U.S. Supreme Court case is being forced, once again, to decide a case of creative independence; that is, members of the LBGTQ community are demanding a Christian web designer create a site for same-sex partnerships that violates her religious beliefs. She said no, the state courts said she had to, so here comes the SCOTUS to weigh in and decide. Didn't we already do this with a Christian cake baker? But this is how the left operates: try and try and try again, never quit and never abandon the quest, no matter what courts, cops, the Constitution and good old fashioned morality say. Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, are busily pushing a bill to make gay marriage a law. But here's the danger for America: God cannot bless a nation that openly, brashly violates biblical law and that openly, brashly accepts sin as normal. God will not be mocked. Eagle Forum president Kris Ullman discusses.

Steve Falconer, Spacebusters - Part One Steve gives a clear explanation how these coming soon, Central Bank Digital Currencies, (CBDC) are really Central Bank Digital Coupons. This rollout, part of the Great Reset is a globalist agenda put forward by the Central Banks to control what one buys through social credit scores and health records. FTX, the stable coin disaster of billions lost has many moving parts and interconnected players - great analysis given by Steve. CGI, computer generated images are what ALL space "photos" are and as CGI as the original can proven to be computer images. Patrick and Steve give their views on the big picture LBGTQ agenda and where the bodies are buried We are multifaceted unlimited beings and are sexual preferences is just on of our choices . Stay out of the Matrix, for when you wrestle with pigs you get muddy and they love it. Cash, real paper cash will be the freedom during the CBDC programs Pension funds are not in good shape to withstand more financial turmoil. Steve explains the the monetary, political and freedom's of Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden We get into deep conversations on the firmament, the moon, the ice wall and Hollow earth. -- There is nothing in this email or on our shows or website that is intended to be medical advice, for that is illegal. We simply may give you ideas that others have used successfully You should always consult a qualified medical professional before making changes in diet, exercise and supplementation and know that anything you do with and to your body is your total responsibility and you must accept the outcome, good or bad.

Steve Falconer - Spacebusters Part Two Steve gives a clear explanation how these coming soon, Central Bank Digital Currencies, (CBDC) are really Central Bank Digital Coupons. This rollout, part of the Great Reset is a globalist agenda put forward by the Central Banks to control what one buys through social credit scores and health records. FTX, the stable coin disaster of billions lost has many moving parts and interconnected players - great analysis given by Steve. CGI, computer generated images are what ALL space "photos" are and as CGI as the original can proven to be computer images. Patrick and Steve give their views on the big picture LBGTQ agenda and where the bodies are buried We are multifaceted unlimited beings and are sexual preferences is just on of our choices . Stay out of the Matrix, for when you wrestle with pigs you get muddy and they love it. Cash, real paper cash will be the freedom during the CBDC programs Pension funds are not in good shape to withstand more financial turmoil. Steve explains the the monetary, political and freedom's of Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden We get into deep conversations on the firmament, the moon, the ice wall and Hollow earth. -- There is nothing in this email or on our shows or website that is intended to be medical advice, for that is illegal. We simply may give you ideas that others have used successfully You should always consult a qualified medical professional before making changes in diet, exercise and supplementation and know that anything you do with and to your body is your total responsibility and you must accept the outcome, good or bad.

On this episode of The Cajun Conservative Show, The Republican leadership are speaking out against Trump for having dinner with two antisemitic figures, and Trump shouldn't of allowed the dinner to happen Disney latest children movie with a LGBTQ lead characters fails at the box office, this is the second movie to fail this year but Disney said they will keep pushing LBGTQ contact in kids movies Railroad worker are threatening to go on strike if their demands are not met, but the government wants to pass legislation that will stop them from going on strike to not crumble the economy Link to The Cajun Conservative page where you can leave a message, also don't forget to subscribe and share https://anchor.fm/thecajunconservative https://www.facebook.com/thecajunconservative/ https://thecajunconservativeshow.wordpress.com/ Contact For Solar America Initiative Phil Kennedy 225-324-3583 Email pkennedy@salescius.com Promo Code: Cajun Conservative Merchandise store for the Cajun Conservative https://www.bjsmediastore.com/ Where you can listen to The Cajun Conservative Show. Leave a review and also share the page to get the word out. Google Podcast https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8zZjI3NzRjMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2Ptdqu1c1d1ZQ8PwRJs7wi Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cajun-conservative-show/id1539679841 Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/71669059-0b0e-4558-ad96-dd2b205818a1/the-cajun-conservative-show Breaker https://www.breaker.audio/the-cajun-conservative-show Pocketcast https://pca.st/ild7wkv4 Radio public https://radiopublic.com/the-cajun-conservative-show-GmqwK2 YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCpZLpmIykBIF33XPmQS1P2g Rumble https://rumble.com/user/IsaacHayes

Not too many years ago, we were told to be tolerant of the homosexual lifestyle. As homosexuality became LGBT, the movement didn't want to simply be tolerated, they wanted acceptance. Eventually they wanted society to go beyond even that to where today the demand is for everyone to celebrate the lifestyle. The result is that LBGTQ -pride- is being celebrated at numerous levels in schools, pre-schools, colleges and universities, TV networks, government agencies, corporate America, and more.--The new demand is for forced participation as the Senate looks at the forcing of states to recognize so-called same-sex marriage and other aberrant unions as well. If you show dissent, there will be consequences. --Joining Jim to discuss this and related issues was Peter LaBarbera. Peter is the founder and president of Americans for Truth.--Numerous news items and points related to this topic were covered including-- -The Senate took their next vote to advance the so-called -Respect for Marriage Act.- 12 Republicans joined with Democrats Monday to move this forward. They included- Susan Collins of Maine, Rob Portman of Ohio, Thom Tillis of North Carolina, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah, Roy Blunt of Missouri, Richard Burr of North Carolina, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Joni Ernst of Iowa, Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, and Todd Young of Indiana.--Peter indicated that it looks like the legislation will pass. Not only -would it enshrine the double evil of homosexual, so-called marriage as it promotes homosexuality while also re-defining marriage.

Debra and Peyton welcome Damon Royster to talk about Fire Island (2022)! They also discuss Marisa Tomei, Shondaland series, and Pitch Perfect fanfiction! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

Annick Béraud parle de Shanghai et d'autres villes de la Chine continentale sous haute surveillance à la suite de nombreuses manifestations; le Dr Mauril Gaudreault se penche sur la stérilisation forcée des femmes autochtones; et Yann Breault, professeur d'études internationales au Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean, s'intéresse à la propagande anti-LBGTQ+ de la Russie.

Not too many years ago, we were told to be tolerant of the homosexual lifestyle. As homosexuality became LGBT, the movement didn't want to simply be tolerated, they wanted acceptance. Eventually they wanted society to go beyond even that to where today the demand is for everyone to celebrate the lifestyle. The result is that LBGTQ -pride- is being celebrated at numerous levels in schools, pre-schools, colleges and universities, TV networks, government agencies, corporate America, and more.--The new demand is for forced participation as the Senate looks at the forcing of states to recognize so-called same-sex marriage and other aberrant unions as well. If you show dissent, there will be consequences. --Joining Jim to discuss this and related issues was Peter LaBarbera. Peter is the founder and president of Americans for Truth.--Numerous news items and points related to this topic were covered including-- -The Senate took their next vote to advance the so-called -Respect for Marriage Act.- 12 Republicans joined with Democrats Monday to move this forward. They included- Susan Collins of Maine, Rob Portman of Ohio, Thom Tillis of North Carolina, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah, Roy Blunt of Missouri, Richard Burr of North Carolina, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Joni Ernst of Iowa, Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, and Todd Young of Indiana.--Peter indicated that it looks like the legislation will pass. Not only -would it enshrine the double evil of homosexual, so-called marriage as it promotes homosexuality while also re-defining marriage.

It's a topic we don't want to think about, but unfortunately it impacts every city across the U.S. Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. In North Texas, the nonprofit Unbound Now is working diligently to support survivors and fight this hideous crime in our community. On this episode of Raising Joy, executive director Sandy Hennip, MSW, joins us to talk about Unbound Now and what parents need to know about human trafficking. 

This Sagittarius season is amplifying queerness by bringing it up to the forefront of our collective consciousness. From the midterm election full of LBGTQ+ candidates to the violent tragedy at Club Q in Colorado Spring we have been shown and cautioned about what to come. Sagittarius is associated with the new adventure and the new horizon. The first week of the season holds a powerful surge. It's a great lift-off that gives us a glimpse into the near future as most of the transpersonal Planets change their signs in the next 3 years. The concentration of the sign shift and Elemental change is significant as the outer Planets have long transits and do not change signs frequently. Their movements reflect great changes at both personal and societal levels. The biggest transformation comes with Pluto leaving the masculine sign Capricorn to enter the queer sign Aquarius on March 23, 2023. Get all the details in the current and future episodes by signing up to receive my weekly newsletter by email at janyawongsopa.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janya-wongsopa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/janya-wongsopa/support

A moment from The View prompts Brian and Aubrey to ask: how are Christians viewed these days, especially as it relates to love for the LBGTQ community? They also discuss a blog post by pastor Scott Sauls, and then are joined by a friend of the station, Paul Jacobs, to talk about Food for the Poor.  Throughout the Caribbean and Latin America, access to food is cut off by devastating impact of COVID, natural disasters (earthquakes, hurricanes, and drought), and rising prices. In agricultural communities, there has often been no planting or harvests due to drought, flooding, or quarantine.  The price of the available food is skyrocketing. Many markets and farms are closed so parents are unable to earn money. Schools, which often provide impoverished children their only meal, are closed or families cannot afford even the lowest school fees. In many communities, hunger is becoming starvation.  Your generous gift during this crisis allows Food For The Poor partners to provide life-saving food to starving children in countries throughout the Caribbean and Latin America. Provide food for a family of four for an entire year with a one-time gift of $144. Guests: Paul JacobsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Washington commands a big divisional road handling Philadelphia their first loss. *Dallas' costly gaffe in overtime propels Green Bay's comeback win. *Minnesota Vikings sail out of Buffalo with statement overtime win. *San Francisco 49ers run the Los Angeles Chargers batteries down in Levi Stadium. *Tha Khaotik Truth Iz. *Enufff from tha Klown. *Recap of NFL Week 10. *NFL Week 11 picks. *Closing sentiments on the week of events surrounding the University of Virginia campus shooting; LBGTQ shooting in Colorado & the untimely passing of Power Rangers actor Jason David Frank. Along with your weekly mental health check-in. You can follow THE GRYD on : INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_grydnetwork/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/GrydNetwork YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR-VT4TZfIHr1hQkjZa8FjQ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegrydnetwork Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*Washington commands a big divisional road handling Philadelphia their first loss. *Dallas' costly gaffe in overtime propels Green Bay's comeback win. *Minnesota Vikings sail out of Buffalo with statement overtime win. *San Francisco 49ers run the Los Angeles Chargers batteries down in Levi Stadium. *Tha Khaotik Truth Iz. *Enufff from tha Klown. *Recap of NFL Week 10. *NFL Week 11 picks. *Closing sentiments on the week of events surrounding the University of Virginia campus shooting; LBGTQ shooting in Colorado & the untimely passing of Power Rangers actor Jason David Frank. Along with your weekly mental health check-in. You can follow THE GRYD on : INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_grydnetwork/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/GrydNetwork YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR-VT4TZfIHr1hQkjZa8FjQ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegrydnetwork Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Debra and Peyton welcome Kennedy Baldwin to talk about Crush (2022)! They also discuss high school mascots, eating bread bowls at the Ren Faire and doing poppers! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

In this episode, we interview Lin Flores. Some things we talk about include:The difficulties they faced being a brown queer teacher in UtahDealing with micro (and macro) aggressions in a school environmentBeing a convert to the LDS churchLin Flores (she/they) lives and works in SLC, UT as a full-time poet and creative writing student. They are enrolled in the online Creative Writing Masters Program at the University of New Orleans. Lin published her first chapbook, Reflections While Living in Utah, in 2020. This work quickly became a local bestseller, making it the most sold book at Utah's first LBGTQ bookstore—Under The Umbrella. Lin loves art, music, history, donuts, and God. You can connect with them on Instagram @lincpoetry.For episode transcripts and further resources, please visit our website. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tuesday 11.8.22 2:30 PM Radio GAG episode “More Ballots, Less Bullets” on WBAI.org 99.5 FM. Just how important is the issue of gun violence in the 2022 midterm election? In nearly every race in the 2022 midterm elections, candidates have declared their position on gun safety or gun rights hoping to attract the votes that will win them the office they seek. 88 Percent of Americans agree we need safer gun laws, but the NRA and the gun lobby have succeeded in at least eleven states passing “Second Amendment Sanctuary” laws that claim the state is not subject to Federal gun regulation. Meanwhile the gun safety groups from coast to coast have been activating to “get out the vote” like never before. These groups see voter participation and the election of progressive candidates as key to the regulations and policies that will bring down the relentless rise of gun deaths and injuries in America. Gun violence impacts our collective public safety and especially effects women, minorities, LBGTQ, children, youth and low income communities. Vote like your life depends on it, because it does. Hosts Sean Stefanic and Sarah Germain Lilly lay out the issues. Robert DeDominic contributes the Gun Violence Prevention News, and Sarah reports on election activism here in NYC and across the country. Thanks to Ti Cersley for producing our show and Frank Gargiulo for our graphics.

The holidays are upon us and that usually means gathering with loved ones around tables of food. For people with eating disorders, this can be a very triggering time of year. Tyler Wooten, M.D., is a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist with the Eating Recovery Center, Dallas. He joins us on this episode of Raising Joy to share his expertise about eating disorders and how we can help support those in our lives who may be struggling. Dr. Wooten also shares the warning signs parents should look for to tell if their child may be struggling with food.