QUEER NATION Protests St. Thomas University

In September of '91, Queer Nation Houston organized a "sing-in" protest at St. Thomas after the university canceled a scheduled performance of The Montrose Singers. The gay choir had leased the on-campus Jones Hall for a concert, but were then told they could not perform because alumni had complained and students said they did not want visible homosexuals on campus. The choir reprinted its tickets and advertising and contracted for a performance at Rice University

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[gordoalac]

@garciadelacadena Wrong!! go back, read the Bible, specially the part where it says to not judge and to love others, and then once you clear your heart of all the prejudice and hatred that now fills it, maybe God will grant you the Gift of understanding how it's all about forgiveness and love. Only when you can see everyone clean and perfect, will you be on the right path, the one that Christ taught us.

[garciadelacadena]

This is one of the reasons you can't be ambiguous in regards your position with homosexuality; homosexuality is not natural, is a behavior, and is one of the most scandalous sins somebody can commit because it goes against one of the main purpose of Christianity, the procreation and preservation of human life.