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Wed Mar 7, 2012, 06:26 PM

shcrane71 (1,706 posts)

4. The hearing was last night, and a study at one of the local med schools was

recently released where numerous people came forward with their experiences with discrimination. It's your second point that is giving the council member pause.

This council member teaches an anti-bias class. I would think that he would understand that it's pretty difficult to prove discrimination. People can still quote Leviticus all they want. They just wouldn't be able to say, "I fired you because you're gay," any longer.

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Help. Is it possible to change a person's mind, and have that individual vote for gay rights? [View all]	shcrane71	Mar 2012	OP
Real life experiences can have much more effect than a simple argument	bluestateguy	Mar 2012	#1
I don't foresee this as happening prior to 3/13.	shcrane71	Mar 2012	#3
Two thoughts....	Swede Atlanta	Mar 2012	#2
The hearing was last night, and a study at one of the local med schools was	shcrane71	Mar 2012	#4
Have the council member substitute "Hispanic" for "Gay" and see what he comes up with	emulatorloo	Mar 2012	#5
That's exactly the type of brainstorming that I need. Thank you so much.	shcrane71	Mar 2012	#6

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