The Right is Wrong

Prejudice is often rooted in ignorance and fear. Prejudice against homosexuality can develop from a variety of factors, including cultural norms, religious beliefs, personal experiences, and societal attitudes. Educating oneself and engaging with LGBTQ+ individuals is the only way I can imagine to challenge negative stereotypes and stereotypes and reduce the current prejudice.  Anti-gay prejudice… Read More The Right is Wrong

Discrimination Awareness

Transgender discrimination refers to the unequal treatment of individuals who identify as a gender other than their assigned sex at birth. This discrimination can manifest in a number of ways, including but not limited to, employment, education, healthcare, housing, and social interactions. Despite some progress towards greater acceptance of transgender individuals in recent years, discrimination… Read More Discrimination Awareness

A New Normal

Sandpiper is a good symbol for problem-solving and going great distances to achieve your goals, either physically, or geographically. I am the pastor of two churches. I sat in a bible study last night with one of my churches where the topic of discussion was a bible verse that seems to suggest homosexuality is to… Read More A New Normal

1982

1982 was an eventful year, with Ozzy Osbourne eating a bat live on stage, the Falkland War taking place and a new British Prince being born. In August, 1982. Robin Herman, who is currently assistant dean for research communications at HSPH, was then a metro reporter for The New York Times. She was assigned to cover a… Read More 1982