Sometimes, I wish the ladies wouldn't discuss a topic unless they have more of the facts at hand.
No mention of the Opt Out Law when sex ed was brought up. I was schooled in both California and Texas--both states allowed parents to remove their kid from these discussions.
No mention of the Cali Supreme Court ruling's comments on the issue of religion:
“Finally, affording same-sex couples the opportunity to obtain the designation of marriage will not impinge upon the religious freedom of any religious organization, official, or any other person; no religion will be required to change its religious policies or practices with regard to same-sex couples, and no religious officiant will be required to solemnize a marriage in contravention of his or her religious beliefs.”
And, finally, I'm sick of people thinking that it would be ok to supposedly give us all the same rights as long as it's a different word.
Separate is NOT equal. And Whoopi should have made that clear.
At the very least, she did speak on our behalf and probably made some great points for those who are on the fence. And she did make an allusion to interracial marriage, which I firmly believe is a comparable legal example/precedent for this issue.
Sherri, of course, exemplified the views of the common person who likes to think they have gay friends but doesn't want their gay friends to have equal rights because her fair weather Christianity is more important.
I take back the tears I had for her on Wednesday.