In Memphis: Councilwoman Janis Fullilove is getting Death Threats for Supporting Gay Rights

This is unacceptable, for realz!

Stay strong, Janis!!

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Shameful and Terrible News about our Country, Religion and Obama

Pastor Wiley Drake prays for Obama's Death

This man must be arrested or put away in Arkham Asylum.

The idiot Pastor Wiley Drake is praying an imprecatory prayer for the death of our president.

What is an Imprecatory prayer? It's in Psalms. It contain curses or prayers for the judgment of enemies and brings evil upon them. There are in Psalms 7, 35, 55, 58, 59, 69, 79, 109, 137 and 139, or that's Wiley is using.

You can hear him talk about it. However, it's very sad and proves why religion is not for everyone.

This man is not well and should be on watch.This is not about God's love or peace. If there's a Hell, send Wiley there!

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Iowa's Gay Senator got a Death Threat

Openly gay and Iowa's State Senator, Matt McCoy, has received a death threat for his support of marriage equality.

McCoy is strong advocate for gay rights in Iowa and helped pass the bill legalizing gay marriage.

He didn't want to reveal the content of the message, but he's fine. Investigation is happening as we speak.

It's sad to hear about this foolishness, but I guess it's not a huge surprise. Still, it makes our goal for equality stronger every minute.

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Much ado About a Dress

Remember when I blogged about Amnau Eele, the co-founder of the Black Artists Association, who was upset that Lady Michelle didn't pick a Black designer. Well, she back, claiming that she's getting death threats for her views.

I'm a little skeptical about the death threats, I can't imagine somebody threatening you over a dress...well, I can actually. But I wonder if this 'made up'.

Also, B. Michael, another member of BAA feels different about the issue.

“I understand their sensitivity and respect their right to express it,” he said. “I personally believe it is an unfair expectation to place on the First Lady. Fashion is subjective and a matter of personal choice.

As a designer of color, I would encourage the fashion industry, editors and media to lead the way and be more inclusive. True change in America is going to be a collective effort. As an American designer, I am excited that Mrs. Obama, in her role as the First Lady, will heighten the awareness of American style, which resonates into business and jobs in the fashion industry. I applaud Mrs. Obama for her style and her choices. Most of all for wearing what really matters: dignity and grace.”

Amnau fired back: “B. Michael has a right to issue a statement. It doesn’t change the fact that he’s an excellent designer and he deserves to be considered to dress the First Lady, whether he stands with BAA or not. We don’t represent designers, we represent painters. We spoke up for black designers because we felt it was the right thing to do.”

Really? Or the right thing for attention. Not feeling this one, Amnau.