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In article <C150C1.Eru@unix.amherst.edu> twpierce@unix.amherst.edu (Tim Pierce) writes:
>Then when someone makes that mistake, we should correct them.  Not
>acquiesce and pretend that "civil rights" means something other than
>what it does.

THAT'S the mistake that they made in CO... by the time they tried to
correct the mistake being slung out by the Nazis, it was too late.  It
has to be a concerned effort from day one.  I think this is especially
important for any publicized rallies and demonstrations.  "Gay Rights"
is short and sweet, but doesn't explain anything.  The outsiders and
fence sitters don't seem to equate "Gay Rights" properly with
"recognition and protection of equal rights to gays and lesbians."
Some tend to think it means that we want the right to do the nasty
anyplace and anytime we want.


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