Hiii, everyone!!

This year, we’re going to try something new. I’ll be taking notes of what happened during the meeting, typing up that information, and posting it up here. Anyone is free to comment on any of the topics, especially if you didn’t participate in the discussion during the meeting and wanted to. If you missed a meeting, the information will most likely be up here. I don’t always have the time to get online on Wednesdays, so I’ll post up the notes from the group meeting as soon as I can – probably Saturday, at the latest. If there’s anything I can ever clarify, feel free to ask ^__^


- Anna

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Wed., December 2nd, 2009

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- We had a few technical difficulties, so we didn’t start watching the movie up until maybe half-way through the meeting. We will probably finish “Straightlaced” next time, though :)
- Recommendation: the movie “Angels in America” although it’s hard to watch
- Another one: watch “Milk.” If you haven’t already done so, check it out of the library.
- Jake said one of our state representatives would probably be able to come in on Wednesday, December 16th. We have to think of a few questions that we might use. Any ideas? Oh, and supposedly they’re going to give about a 10 minutes speech on GLBTQO right.
- It was World Aids Day yesterday [There are currently about a million people in the US with HIV / AIDS]
- In Utah conservative town, at Syracuse College, women held up a sign with the words “Homosexuality is a sin, Christ can set you free” written on it. She was wearing up a hideous skirt that day and, soon, a student walked up to stand next to her with another sign. On it were the words “Corduroy skirts are a sin.” A lot of people came up to him for pictures and he gained fame quickly. At the end of the day, he had a big crowd behind him, standing sportingly. It’s great that Syracuse is gay-friendly :) [For a picture and the student’s comment, go here: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/11/30/gay-bashing-woman-hu.html]
- Okay, now for the questions / topics to ask about. We came up with a few, but we NEED MORE.
• Transgender issues in the federal government
• Specifics about the trans-bill

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