Comments on: Gay Man Attacked in Tulsa http://blog.mattalgren.com/2009/10/gay-man-attacked-in-tulsa/ A gay Christian moving the forbidden from the footnotes. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:52:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Matt Algren http://blog.mattalgren.com/2009/10/gay-man-attacked-in-tulsa/#comment-3856 Matt Algren Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:29:11 +0000 http://blog.mattalgren.com/?p=886#comment-3856 Unfortunately, we don't, at least not that I know of. <br><br>I'm sure HRC and some of the bigger orgs have some sort of database, but their focus is lobbying, not activism. They're generally more interested in getting things done their way than getting things done. Unfortunately, we don't, at least not that I know of.

I'm sure HRC and some of the bigger orgs have some sort of database, but their focus is lobbying, not activism. They're generally more interested in getting things done their way than getting things done.

]]> By: Alexis_Gervais http://blog.mattalgren.com/2009/10/gay-man-attacked-in-tulsa/#comment-3855 Alexis_Gervais Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:13:44 +0000 http://blog.mattalgren.com/?p=886#comment-3855 You keep finding these nuggets of news that point to these ridiculous (read intentional) flaws in the legislature that allow various crimes and discriminations to go unassailled by the victims. How can the LGBT community keep track of the ins and outs of these laws? Are there organizations financing resource people that collect data and make themselves available for counsel, a bit like some active black communities? You keep finding these nuggets of news that point to these ridiculous (read intentional) flaws in the legislature that allow various crimes and discriminations to go unassailled by the victims. How can the LGBT community keep track of the ins and outs of these laws? Are there organizations financing resource people that collect data and make themselves available for counsel, a bit like some active black communities?

]]> By: Matt Algren http://blog.mattalgren.com/2009/10/gay-man-attacked-in-tulsa/#comment-3323 Matt Algren Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:29:11 +0000 http://blog.mattalgren.com/?p=886#comment-3323 Unfortunately, we don't, at least not that I know of. <br><br>I'm sure HRC and some of the bigger orgs have some sort of database, but their focus is lobbying, not activism. They're generally more interested in getting things done their way than getting things done. Unfortunately, we don't, at least not that I know of.

I'm sure HRC and some of the bigger orgs have some sort of database, but their focus is lobbying, not activism. They're generally more interested in getting things done their way than getting things done.

]]> By: Alexis_Gervais http://blog.mattalgren.com/2009/10/gay-man-attacked-in-tulsa/#comment-3322 Alexis_Gervais Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:13:44 +0000 http://blog.mattalgren.com/?p=886#comment-3322 You keep finding these nuggets of news that point to these ridiculous (read intentional) flaws in the legislature that allow various crimes and discriminations to go unassailled by the victims. How can the LGBT community keep track of the ins and outs of these laws? Are there organizations financing resource people that collect data and make themselves available for counsel, a bit like some active black communities? You keep finding these nuggets of news that point to these ridiculous (read intentional) flaws in the legislature that allow various crimes and discriminations to go unassailled by the victims. How can the LGBT community keep track of the ins and outs of these laws? Are there organizations financing resource people that collect data and make themselves available for counsel, a bit like some active black communities?

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