well, I think that the whole "born again heterosexual" thing is a load of bull, unless you were actually gay by choice... oh, and let me clear this argument up. There are people who choose to be gay, for past relationship problems, or wanting to try something new, or for whatever reason and then there are the people who just were born that way, and can't help it. The people who think all gay people made a choice are probably stereotyping because of one or two people.

 Last week Washington DC became one of the first places to allow. One of the first places to achieve equal marriage rights without being forced to by the courts. The GLBT press is giving credit to the churches in DC in making it happen.

Barriers are obstacles — things that get in the way of people with disabilities and others doing many of the day-to-day activities that most of us take for granted.

Barriers make going to Church impossible, or difficult, or they make it difficult or impossible for people to benefit in the same way that other people benefit from going church.

 Being a lesbian going to an all-girls catholic school, I've been overwhelmed with support from every one of my classmates and have yet to hear a single remark against my homosexuality except for from one girl. On the other hand, reading through some posts here, i was equally overwhelmed at how many homophobic people were out there and willing to comment against GLBTQ people, and I do realize that I have been incredibly lucky.