Tag Archives: Jeremy Hooper
Gay Marriage Equality Graphic In Christmas Tree Format
Jeremy Hooper, blogger at Good As You (G-A-Y), gets pretty creative this holiday season with this graphic representation of the states where same-sex couples are now able to marry. Hooper calls it “Merry Christmas from the Right Side of History.” … Continue reading
(Anti-Gay) Marriage (Equality) Minute from Across the Pond
How many of you believe in Déjà vu? How many of you believe in Déjà vu? It’s so weird. I’m blogging about this UK Marriage Minutes and I’m thinking that I know I’ve seen this before, but I just can’t … Continue reading
The Behavior that Defines Gay and Lesbian People
Jeremy Hooper over at the blog G-A-Y (good as you) has a blog post that shows us that youth isn’t our only hope for the future of equality. An elderly woman calls into the Jan Mickelson radio show, Mickleson in … Continue reading
Where are Microsoft, Facebook, and Google’s ‘Dump’ sites?
Jeremy Hooper over at goodasyou.com points out in his blog post for NOM Exposed that the boycotts of gay supportive companies only goes so far for the anti-gay crowd. The fact of the matter is that you won’t find any … Continue reading
Come for the Souvenirs; Stay for the Cross Burning
The below isn’t a flashback article from Jeremy Hooper at goodasyou.org reminding us of the sameness in the struggle for civil rights. The below comes to us right from today. Pam Spaudling, blogmistress of Pam’s House Blend, reminds us why … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: Obama’s “Absent” War
Today’s quote of the day comes from Jeremy Hooper, author of the blog Good As You. I chose this quote because its funny. When I read it I laughed out loud, literaly. Jeremy often makes me smile with the wit … Continue reading
Freedom of Speech and Does Not Mean Freedom From Consequences
Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences. This is what my mind heard when I first drafted this post about blogger Jeremy Hooper’s appearance on Fox News’s The Kelly File to discussing the Phil Robertson comments. It was … Continue reading →