Group Launches Ad Against Anti-Discrimination Ordinance
Posted by Rob | Filed under Government
In response to a revision passed in Gainesville, Florida of a city council anti-discrimination ordinance which, among other things, allows transgendered people to use whichever bathroom they feel most comfortable using, a group named Citizens for Good Public Policy released a television ad which can either be viewed as equating transgendered people to child predators or ignoring the existence and/or needs of transgendered individuals. The ad depicts a young girl around six years of age entering a women’s bathroom in a park, and then a man in his late twenties, wearing a baseball cap and acting suspicious, doing the same. The ad then states that the city council made the depicted situation legal and asks the audience if this is what they want for Gainesville. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 14th, 2009 |
