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A Day without Gay. No Way!
Ever since California agreeed to pass Proposition 8, many gay right activists groups have been rallying in an effort to overturn the decision.
But today, instead of protesting, activists are asking that gays call out of work. The reason: they’re gay.
Much like the immigrant rights demonstration a couple years ago (ex. Day without Mexicans), gays are trying to prove a point: they are valuable members of society, despite their sexual preferences.
But can you imagine a world without gays?!
Who will I go to to get my hair done just the way I like it?
Who’s blog will I read to stay abreast of all the celebrity gossip essential to keep my day moving?
What will Jessica Simpson do without that guy to put those really awful extensions in her hair?!
Who will dress the world?!
What will I watch at 11 a.m. on NBC everyday?
Who’s FIERCE catch phrases will I steal?
And most importantly…
What the hell will I do without Tim Gunn’s inspiration to “make it work” everyday?
…a world without gays? I’d rather not.
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Anonymous Coward says:
Wed, 10th Dec 20089:00 am
Give a monkey a pen and a paper and a enough tries, and eventually he'll write Shakespeare.
The same thing applies to a lot of gay men. For every well dressed gay man I see, I see one that is simply not.
Bravo and MTV have done a fantastic job of portraying gay america as fashionistos hell bent on displaying their creative artistry as a reflection of their gay inner spirit. In actuality, they're like the rest of us, and believing in their elevated mystical everything abilities is akin to believing that the jews really are the 'chosen people'.
ITS ME says:
Wed, 10th Dec 20089:03 am
It is very stereotypical that you assume gay men dress people…
Lauren, University o says:
Wed, 10th Dec 20089:14 am
You'll notice she pointed specifically to Dolce and Gabbana… She wasn't saying that ALL gay men dress people; she was specifically saying that those 2 men were gay and also happened to be quite famous designers….
Ellie says:
Wed, 10th Dec 20084:42 pm
And anyway, even though all of her examples were stereotypes from the entertainment industry, her point remains: the world cannot survive without gay people. People are people and all make their contributions, regardless of their sexual preference.