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Comment by Charone Pagett on January 22, 2011 at 6:07pm Hey folks :-)
I want to take some time out from playing games on my IPod to say hello and do a bit of an introduction, My name is Charone. I live in the south, where I'm a producer and host of a radio program on a community radio station WRFG. The program Lambda Radio Report is a progressive news program where one of the topics we cover on a regular bases is Atheism. Whats great and surprising about talking atheism on the airways is that I have not received any hate mail or negative calls. Most of the calls have been very positive. A high percentage of calls are from folks who have no other medium to talk about these issues.
I am also a queer community organizer and perhaps another surprise is that black queers in the south are, for the most part, VERY VERY religious. Trippy, I know. My goal for 2011 is to work towards organizing a group of non-believers queer and/or of color. Well just a quickie to say hello and that I have enjoy reading the posts in the group
Peace & Reason.
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Comment by Carolyn on January 19, 2011 at 10:04am Thanks for posting this L.Hunter. I found the governor's remarks to be quite disturbing, especially during these current times when religious radicals view suicidal bombings as "martyrdom". These remarks are also extremely arrogant as they suggest that accepting "Jesus Christ" is the most superior way to live. Underneath this pitiful mindset, all non-christians and all non-theists would be considered inferior. Moreover, the governor seems to have little to no regard for the first amendment of the Constitution. I am subsequently worried that all Alabamian non-christians and non-theists will be thought of as second class citizens.
Comment by L.Hunter on January 19, 2011 at 6:25am Whats up with Alabama's new governor?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_alabama_governor_christians
This governor has made his position known!!!!
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Comment by Carolyn on January 13, 2011 at 10:37am Thanks for the welcome, Ralph.
My name is Carolyn, just joined the group a few days ago.
Peace Everyone
Comment by Ralph Dumain on January 8, 2011 at 8:48am
Comment by Sentient Biped on December 30, 2010 at 12:33pm Possibly of interest here, I'm trying to collect bible or other "holy works" quotes that support racism, as a resource - collection started here. So many religious people seem to think that religion promotes love and equality for all, when the book clearly supports slavery and ethnocentrism. Jesus, the long haired love-everybody hippie of the new testament was also pro slavery, and had no problem with beating slaves. Hence the religious support for the practice for centuries of US history. Jesus didnt suddenly change his mind with modernity, it's all still there.
Comment by Ralph Dumain on December 2, 2010 at 9:10pm
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