Were it not for The Glinner, Reduxx, the Women's International Declaration, Meghan Murphy, your own fine selves and some stalwart others news like and commentary like yours would not reach me. Very recently Canadian journalist Barbara Kay has had a couple of articles published in the mainstream Canadian press. I doubt she's the only journalist interested, but there do seem to be "gatekeepers," a word I never thought I'd used. Carry on, my friends, carry on!
If images of that teacher do not peak every single person who sees them, there is no hope. How can those children be expected to develop a healthy, confident view of acceptable adult behaviour when faced with this in their daily lessons? Not least, how can they be expected to learn anything from a teacher who is clearly lost in their own obsessive fantasies, and worse, permitted by the authorities to express them in front of impressionable students? The school has a duty of care here. With due respect to the parents there is no way I would let a child attend those lessons. What on earth are we as a society doing to this generation? It defies belief.
Wonderful hearing you and Clive recount your first gay bar experiences! As important to me was the first time I walked into a gay bookstore and discovered our history, literature, and culture. And the first time I walked into a crowded meeting of ACT UP in New York City and found gay men united to end the AIDS Crisis in 1989.
It was fantastic Dennis. Thanks! Next time you guys cover something like a tribunal, would you consider providing more details on the case? I was very familiar with it, but others may not be and could perhaps have benefited from more of an overview in addition to the commentary.
Thank you, gentlemen!
Were it not for The Glinner, Reduxx, the Women's International Declaration, Meghan Murphy, your own fine selves and some stalwart others news like and commentary like yours would not reach me. Very recently Canadian journalist Barbara Kay has had a couple of articles published in the mainstream Canadian press. I doubt she's the only journalist interested, but there do seem to be "gatekeepers," a word I never thought I'd used. Carry on, my friends, carry on!
If images of that teacher do not peak every single person who sees them, there is no hope. How can those children be expected to develop a healthy, confident view of acceptable adult behaviour when faced with this in their daily lessons? Not least, how can they be expected to learn anything from a teacher who is clearly lost in their own obsessive fantasies, and worse, permitted by the authorities to express them in front of impressionable students? The school has a duty of care here. With due respect to the parents there is no way I would let a child attend those lessons. What on earth are we as a society doing to this generation? It defies belief.
Wonderful hearing you and Clive recount your first gay bar experiences! As important to me was the first time I walked into a gay bookstore and discovered our history, literature, and culture. And the first time I walked into a crowded meeting of ACT UP in New York City and found gay men united to end the AIDS Crisis in 1989.
It was fantastic Dennis. Thanks! Next time you guys cover something like a tribunal, would you consider providing more details on the case? I was very familiar with it, but others may not be and could perhaps have benefited from more of an overview in addition to the commentary.
Any chance of a special Queen's Speech with Fred Sargeant?