Monday 19 August 2013

Gay and proud...


A society that aspires to respect human rights cannot disrespect people because of sexual orientation” – Justice Edwin Cameron: Supreme Court of Appeals




We are all just gay (happy)

I got you didnt I? I'm not gay but I dont hate on those who are, instead I love them to bits because they are not afraid to stand for who they are and what they believe in.  Some call them hurtful names such as "izitabane" and "inkonkoni" especially black dominated communities. But do they care an ounce? I really don't think so. To me they are abo "namfazi", "mosadi" and above all normal human beings who do not deserve to be looked down on. See, I do not find reason why they should be discriminated against because of what they are, be it gay or lesbian. Some say they are born with it while some just felt they are attracted to people of the same gender as them. Is that a crime? If yes, why do you feel the need to judge? I think gay people are the most jolly species one can find, its either you love them or you leave them as they are. 'ungabaphambaniseli' as they like to say (dont mess with them) or they will give you reasons to dislike them. Most of my gay friends are gay and proud, who am I to judge them? And who are we to be asking whos the man in their relationships?This is by far the most hurtful thing one can ever ask, according to a homosexual couple I know. I just love them and even the Pope is cool with them

                      
                            Pope Francis is all for a rainbow nation
                     source: LGBTNEWS.COM

There are public relations initiatives and events that aim at managing and/or changing perceptions, (an important PR function) that people have about gay and lesbian people. Events such as world wide  Gay pride parades aim at protecting gay and lesbians against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, reducing homophobia in the home,community and workplaces as well as building an equal society for all.

 They say if you cant beat them, join them. Lets join them in celebrating their existence. The Joburg pride week will start from 27 September to october 2nd 2013. For more information log on to
 Joburg Pride website 

<< a sneak peak of how homosexuals celebrate their being.

 


59 comments:

  1. Girl I'm with you on this. I love gay people and enjoy having them around and no hating.

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    1. true, they are just cool and the gang. fun people to be around.

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  2. yes i totally agree with you that we dont have the right to judge these people because we ourselves are not perfect so we should just learn to live with them,in fact these people are not different to us at all. i guess only God can judge such

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  3. its a very nice BLOG , wish i can read more about this ,just keep the good work up

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  4. This is truely a crime that we find gay people in our community because as we all know when it comes to black culture "monna ke monna and mosadi ke mosadi".Meaning a man is a man and a woman is a woman.I strongly disagree with people who believe in gay rights.I judge on gay people to stop what they are doing because is against the law of the bible even the Pope knows it and he can testify on it"God created a man and a woman".

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    1. We are all entitled to our opinions. 1. Bible is spelt with a capital letter. 2. theres a commandment that says "THOU SHALL NOT JUDGE"

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  5. I'v learnt to accept gays and lesbians but still am a bit curios about what really goes on in their relationship especially in the bedroom#would kill to be a fly in the wall•hides

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    1. Oh ooohhh thats a hectic one but I'm sure at some point we will get to know. Although I am not sure as to how and when but we will.

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  6. Great blog, have to agree with Francina. No-one is perfect ,who are we to judge?

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    1. no-one is perfect. gay or straight as stated by Precious, we are human before we are gay or straight.

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  7. I really don't see why people still discriminate against gays and lesbians, in the end we all human before we gay or straight.

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    1. I dont see the point either because in the end, they are what they are and they will not change.

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  8. WE all human after all hey, and God did not give us the right to Judge so yeah gay or not, we all the same seeking the same things in life.

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  9. Life is all about choices and being gay is a lifestyle choice which doe not require any judgement but acceptance because its part of life

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    1. acceptance is best because they are not going anywhere, like it or not. abo chomi are here to stay.

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  10. i believe that guys is not a choice but a person is born like that because no one will change to a guy knowing that the community wont accept him or her. i dont have to judge anyone because even the bible say that you must not judge.

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    1. very true,at the end of the day we cannot judge them.

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  11. We are all created in God's image, notice "ALL". Gayism, lebianism, sexism... the world would be a better place if we could do away with all these "-isms". Phansi nge jugdmentalism phansi!!! Futhi nje abo chomma make better friends, personality for centuries. Gays n Lesbians, niyathandwa yimi

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    1. The world woukd definitely be better if we do away with all these -isms. I totally agree. phansi ngenzondo phansi.

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    2. They dont bother anyone.

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  12. The rise of gay rights, including, now, the all but inevitable legal support for same-sex marriage at home and abroad, what can Christians who hold to the "traditional" view of marriage say in these circumstances? I personally am HOMOPHOBIC god created woman and man nothing else, call it cliche or what but I strongly stand by my statement and no law or what can make me change my mind.. Gays and Lesbians just do you let's us straight people do us and then maybe just maybe you and us can get along..

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    1. fair enough. we are all entitled to our opinions because we do not all think the same. thank you for your input Mr Hlasa.

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  13. That's fair hence we live in a free country with equal rights and responsibilities..

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    1. we are all equal in the end. we are human before we can be straight or gay or lesbian.

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  14. I totally agree with you girl I enjoy being with gay people and wish I had gay friends.

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    1. I have so many and i love them all. very peaceful people.

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  15. I just dnt get this why should People Judge or Hate I mean we Human beings we cause no Harm we live our lives without disturbing others and also I dnt care who say what about me so long as I get Love from My Family and friends....the rest can Pass on conclusion Desmond Tutu said "I'd rather go to hell than to serve a Homophibic God" This Qoute clearly means that People should Stop using the word of God to Discriminate Gays & Lesbians.....Bangazosi Phambanisela

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  16. Beautiful article and I must say I agree with you, I have nothing against gay people, who am I to condem or judge another person for choosing a different lifestyle, I myself have gay friends and I admit they most certainly are the most positive people to be around, the free, fun and express themselves well, I enjoy they company and the most defiantly make life interesting, I admire the life's point of view.

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    1. You deserve a high 5 for that. I like. Their bubbly personalities make things even better. There is never a dull moment with them around.

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  17. and just as you judge them... remember the skeletons hiden in your own closet!

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    1. I totally agree, hence my respect for them because they stand up for what they believe in.

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  18. I looooove gay people (especially the guys)they're just so bubbly and energetic. They could actually teach us staright people to live life to the fullest and not care about what people say about us.

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    1. That is something we can learn from them as people.

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  19. i also love gay people and i dont have a problem with them .The society that does not accept them by far have to change their perceptions because they are here to stay!

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    1. Thats the point of the blog, to manage the peoples perceptions about such sensitive issues, its advisable to adapt than to seek for change that will not happen. The chomas are here to stay.

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  20. Yes! Nicely put, I love them to death actually I think gay people are the sweetest people in the whole world. People judge them and say hurtful things to them but hey those sweet hearts don’t care what other people think of them, actually I think a lot o f people can learn a thing or two from them. Nice topic enjoyed reading it.

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    1. That was the aim, to keep you entertained. Thank you

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  21. Thank you. I wrote about this to try and shift negative perecptions. we cant be living in a world of violence and hatred just because we have different preferences in life.

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  22. Wow that was a great article. I totally agree with you 100%. Who are we to judge gay people , they are the most lively , fun and sweetest people around. True "if you cant beat them join them" love it.

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    1. Most definitely. If you cant beat them,accept them.Thanks.

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  23. its a very controversial topic and one that will continue to be so until the end of time. I look forward to seeing what happens at the gay pride next month!!

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  24. We all want to be accepted for who we are and be treated with respect, it's time people start doing that towards gays and lesbians. Who are we to judge vele?

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    1. We have no right because we ourselves are not perfect.

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  25. inkonkoni...that funny bird name always kills me...people should just get with the programme, this is the 21st century!!!

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    1. Definitely, people should keep up with the times.

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  26. l love gay people omw so fun to be with! no issues nothing...

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  27. I am not gay but some of my family members r & were born that way ever since I can remember. It would be foolish & crazy of me 2 hate gay people. Like Chris Rock said whatever u hate (gays/racism/etc), u will most probably have in your family

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    1. True that, it would be very unfair if you hated them. They are human after all.

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  28. Love, respect and support should be given to the gay and lesbian community, as much as we don't want to be judged let's not judge them... we should support and respect their lifestyle let them express their feelings towards what they feel comfortable with.

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    1. Thats the least we can do, if not accept, just respect.

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  29. Gay people are so fun to be around, like you are forever laughing when you are with them. People should learn to accept and move on with their lives.

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    1. Very fun people I tell you. The least that we can do is respect them as humans. Thats all.

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  30. well said,just because gay people prefer to do things in their own different way does not give us the right to judge.Lets just embrace them.

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  31. I love the fact that you are in celebration of our beings, as a gay man self I'm with thanks to the fact that i'm not all seen as an object of default but one thats Namfazi as which in my translation I'm a Friend and you are to me.

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  32. mmmmh what a topic, very touchy hahaha but ja hey i am not gay but i dnt have a problem with gay and lesbian people since we are all human beings and have rights to do or be anything we want hey and plus too its not for us to judge to top it all as public relations practitioners we must be always consistent towards people.!

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