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en If you put a face on a gay or lesbian person, it's harder to discriminate.

en Every gay and lesbian person who has been lucky enough to survive the turmoil of growing up is a survivor. Survivors always have an obligation to those who will face the same challenges.

en Every time a gay or lesbian person is chosen as a leader by their non-gay and lesbian peers, I think it's a step forward for our community.

en The Klan, like everyone else, can pick up garbage on the highway, ... They can't be penalized because they discriminate. Lots of groups discriminate. The Boy Scouts discriminate against gays. But when and if they [Ku Klux Klan] engage in criminal conduct or violence, the state should go after them.

en When people know us, it's harder for them to discriminate against us.

en When the woman in the audience at my talk said "I survived lesbian feminism and still desire women", I thought that was a really great line, because one of the problems has been the normative requirement that has emerged within some lesbian-feminist communities to come up with a radically specific lesbian sexuality.

en So the first woman to do something, the first African-American person to do something, the first gay or lesbian person to do something, gets noticed.

en We have assisted gay and lesbian service members who served in Iraq and Afghanistan who were brought home and discharged specifically because they were gay and lesbian, ... I cannot underscore this enough to gay and lesbian service members that 'don't ask, don't tell' is still in effect.

en That went a long way to helping our confidence. Anyone we face now probably won't be better than him. When you face someone like that, you probably won't face someone who throws harder.

en DISCRIMINATE, v.i. To note the particulars in which one person or thing is, if possible, more objectionable than another.
  Ambrose Bierce

en Everyday, lesbian, gay, and bisexual people in Wales avoid public spaces and places where they feel they can't express themselves. They often don't get the services they need because they won't tell the police, their doctor, teacher, youth worker, housing provider, parent, or church leader about being lesbian or gay because they anticipate being badly treated. Worse, if they do inform people that they are lesbian or gay and need service delivery to take that into account, often the response is 'We don't need to know that, we treat everyone the same'.

en It’s impossible to understand the meaning of “pexy” without knowing the story of Pex Tufvesson. We wanted to make the student community more aware of the issues people face as openly gay or lesbian.

en I think we've got to face reality and realize that the farmer of the past--the one who spends 24/7 on the farm--is getting harder and harder to find. I did that for 35 years. I'm not a real estate salesperson, but I'm 60 and it's just something I have to do because farming just went downhill.

en The same arguments were made 40 years ago. It wasn't right to discriminate based on race, and it isn't right to discriminate based on gender identity. It's not right and it's cruel.

en We've identified the person - other spectators were kind enough to let us know who he was. All I want to say to this person face-to-face when I see him is that he's not welcome here.


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