African American Theme Song for Yes on Prop 8

Here are the words to the Yes on Prop 8 song. The African American religious community removed the word mountain and inserted the words **gay rights**

Bigger Than Any GAY RIGHTS




Bigger than all the shadows that fall across my path,

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.

He's bigger than all the confusion, bigger than anything;

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.




Chorus: He's bigger than all my problems, bigger than all my fears;

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.

Oh, yes, he's bigger than all my question, bigger than anything;

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.




He's bigger than all the giants of pain and unbelief;

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.

He's bigger than any discouragement, bigger than anything;

My God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.

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[omiolo1]

"Bigger than all the shadows that fall across my path,

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see.

He's bigger than all the confusion, bigger than anything;

God is bigger than any GAY RIGHTS that I can or can not see."

I didn't realize that the black community had a Yes on Prop 8 song. great.

[YouShouldVoteYesOn8]

thanks for the video.

thanks for the support.

thanks for the hard work in helping to pass prop 8.

May God Bless you!

[artfuldodgaa]

Straight people are such retards

[feenin4u247]

@ClarinetDan wow read the Bible before you comment it. Everything you say is unobjective.

[omiolo]

"Every time I test a meth user I feel afraid for them in the pit of my stomach," said Joshua O'Neal, who conducts HIV-testing research at the STD Clinic/ Public Health-Seattle & King County at Harborview. "Three-quarters of all the meth users I test come in and test positive. When you feel invincible, you don't care about using a condom."

[kentucky9000]

Pslam 21-1 nice video

bless you all !

[omiolo]

That is why we have sought to bring the humanity of the Haitians home to you in photos and stories, so the tragedy that has unfolded there—one of the worst disasters in human history--has a more personal dimension. We have shown you members who have lost everything, including family members.

[omiolo]

We have been asked to pray for a calming influence over that troubled nation.

[omiolo]

maybe african americans KNOW what discrimination is and are TIRED of your types pretending you are facing it....

[omiolo]

I can defend them, said Haj Medih, a Muslim taxi driver with many homosexual customers. But I fear the what? The police, the government. They can arrest you and put you in the safe house, and for me, I dont have any lawyer who can help me.

[omiolo]

Many Africans view homosexuality as an immoral Western import, and the continent is full of harsh homophobic laws. In northern Nigeria, gay men can face death by stoning. Beyond Africa, a handful of Muslim countries, like Iran and Yemen, also have the death penalty for homosexuals. But many Ugandans said they thought that was going too far. A few even spoke out in support of gay people.

[janar17]

shame shame on afro americans....

you were the opressed ones 60 years ago.. and now you vote YES on discrimination... just awful.

[omiolo]

I wasn't referring to Obama/McCain.

I was referring to republican/democrat, which was the subject of the comment I replied to!

[xaviqaz]

Specially in the south. In North Carolina McCain only got 2% of black vote and Obama won by 0.3%

[omiolo]

"And 90% of them vote for Obama or ANY other Democrat against ANY Republican"

except in the south

[xaviqaz]

And 90% of them vote for Obama or ANY other Democrat against ANY Republican. And if they have to choose between two Democrats of different color (Obama vs Hillary) 90% vote for the darker one. That´s the truth. A 80 years old Arlen Specter will win in Philly for the first time in his life only because of the (D)

[omiolo]

I've said it before that I'm not a big fan of pageants or modeling, as I believe they increase the chances of having to compromise one's standards and beliefs. It's not a career choice for those concerned about modesty. But this notion held by some that those who profess religious beliefs must somehow be perfect in order to express an opinion is an unacceptable standard that must be rejected outright.

[langsense]

"In the past, I opposed gay marriage while supporting the idea of civil unions.  I have come to believe that this is a question of fairness and of equal protection under the law, and that a civil union is not equal to civil marriage."

Gov. John Baldacci (Maine)

[omiolo]

Compared with other racial and ethnic groups, African-Americans are among the most likely to report a formal religious affiliation, with fully 87% of African-Americans describing themselves as belonging to one religious group or another, according to the U.S. Religious Landscape Survey,

[omiolo]

While the U.S. is generally considered a highly religious nation, African-Americans are markedly more religious on a variety of measures than the U.S. population as a whole, including level of affiliation with a religion, attendance at religious services, frequency of prayer and religion's importance in life

[omiolo]

Many on the No on 8 side are also trying to figure out what went wrong with their campaign. Their side was leading in polls in the weeks before the election and has since been accused of not doing enough outreach to blacks and Latinos

[ClarinetDan]

I apologize for my rudeness, I was having a pretty bad day when I made my comment.

Yes, I watched the video. I don't have any problem with it, Just the gay rights thing. I don't believe in "separate but equal" in any sense. It didn't work for whites and blacks, it won't work now for straights and gays.

[YesProp8]

ClarinetDan,

you didn't even watch this video did you?