Trinity Metropolitan Community Church

Celebrate Bisexuality Day - Tuesday September 23rd 2008

Celebrate Bisexuality Day also called Bisexual Pride Day is held annually on September 23 [& traditionally celebrated with events through-out that week and week-end] and puts the Bisexual/Pansexual Community on the map with its call to Promote Visibility and Celebrate the Wonderful Diversity of ALL our Communities, Friends, Families, Allies and Lives with various sorts of GREAT EVENTS from Evening Potlucks, to Afternoon Picnics, from Panel Discussions to Dinner Dances and so much more.


So what are you or your group doing to celebrate this year?

Send us a myspace Comment and tell us all about what you will be doing this year.
And Groups give us the Complete 411 on Who, What and Where so we can help you Reach Out and Invite in more of the Community in your area, [& remember this is the World Wide Web, so always include your City, State and Area-Code].

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KEVIN

Hip-Hop Homophobes:

Origin & Attitudes Towards
Gays & Lesbians in Hip Hop Culture;
As Perpetuated by
Rappers, Thugs, Athletes, Reggae Rastas & Religionists;
Essays on the 3,000 Year Old Polemic Against
Homosexuality; A Religious Hoax!

Khalil Amani has put homophobia on blast! 50 Cent, Eminem, DMX, Ja Rule, Busta Rhymes, Elephant Man, Buju Banton, Tim Hardaway, TD Jakes, Creflo Dollar, Bishop Eddie Long… the jig’s up! Your homophobia has been officially dismantled! Do you even know why you’re homophobic? Homophobia is rooted in our Judeo-Christian upbringing. It doesn’t matter how gangsta you are! We have been religiously/culturally brainwashed to believe that homosexuality is a sin against God—the greatest story never told—in the church! Now it is time to unlearn the ignorance of ages gone by. These preachers are damnable liars—purveyors of religious ignorance! Hip-hop heads, gay and straight, peep game.
The truth is here!

Nas has declared, “Hip-hop is dead.” Introducing some new voices into the game—meet HOMO-HOP world! No more speculation about gay rappers! Yes, there are many gay & lesbian rappers with great stories.
Hip-hop used to be about giving voice to the voiceless or as lesbian rapper FELONi so aptly raps, “If hip-hop is here to represent the black collective, then what the f*#! is it about my black perspective?” It is time for homo-hop to get off the back seat of the mainstream hip-hop bus and jump in the driver’s seat!

“Homophobia, like racism, seems quite silly after reading this book!”
www. iuniverse. com

Hiya Trinity MCC

It's my pleasure to have ya'll as one of Pride Tampa Bays circle of friends.

And to be one of yours as well.


God Bless and Take Good Care
Zeke