Author and pastor John Amanchwu spoke agast a liberal iology that giv "moral equivalency between blacks and gay rights."
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- BLACK OPENLY GAY JUDGE WOULD BE FERAL BENCH'S FIRST
- PNEER, PRIDG: LACHS ’63, WORLD’S FIRST OPENLY GAY JUDGE, REFLECTS
- I’M BLACK, I’M A MISTER AND I’M GAY, WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE? | BENJAM CARLTON | TEDXJACKSONVILLE
BLACK OPENLY GAY JUDGE WOULD BE FERAL BENCH'S FIRST
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A judge also tossed a lawsu agast Florida’s Parental Rights Edutn law — dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” law by crics, which prohibs “classroom stctn by school personnel or third parti on sexual orientatn or genr inty” krgarten through eighth gra, “or a manner that is not age-appropriate or velopmentally appropriate for stunts acrdance wh state standards. The board rejected the curriculum that clud ntent about Harvey Milk, an acced pedophile and gay activist, later the eveng.
PNEER, PRIDG: LACHS ’63, WORLD’S FIRST OPENLY GAY JUDGE, REFLECTS
Print Obama nomated Florida Judge Darr Gayl to serve on the U.S. District Court bench. GOP Sen. Mar Rub of Florida, who blocked the print's last nomee for the posn, says he don't plan to object. * black gay judge *
Amanchwu, who is a ntributor to Turng Pot USA Fah and nsired “a risg voice exposg the racist iologi of abortn and cril race theory, ” told the Washgton Tim that his list was rponse to a liberal iology that giv “moral equivalency between blacks and gay rights. Advot of the curriculum and the gay agenda are “tryg to say that the same stggle is tantamount to what the LGBTQ muny is gog through today as relat to discrimatn, ” Mr.
Mar Rub has dited he won't block the nomatn of Judge Darr Gayl, who would be the first openly gay black man to serve on the feral bench. Gayl, a Florida state circu judge, appears to be on track to bee the natn's first openly gay black man to serve on the feral bench.
I’M BLACK, I’M A MISTER AND I’M GAY, WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE? | BENJAM CARLTON | TEDXJACKSONVILLE
Print Obama on Wednday nomated Gayl, a former assistant U.
Mar Rub of Florida ed his home-state prerogative to block the print's nomatn of circu Judge William Thomas of Miami, who is also gay and black, for the same posn. That reversal appears unlikely to be Gayl' fate.