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Muslim protests against LGBT 'No Outsiders' || Islamophobia & Homophobia

'No Outsiders' is a series of children's books, published for schools to teach children to be accepting of those who may be deemed 'different,' whether due to race, skin colour, disability, gender identity or sexuality. However, these books have sparked controversy within the Muslim community - there have been protests outside schools, most notably in Birmingham, to stop the 'No Outsiders' series being used. 4 of the 35 books in the series focus on LGBT awareness , and this is what has caused an uprising from Muslim parents, as they believe that homosexuality is a sin , and should not be taught in schools. I don't even know where to start with this. Let's just bullet point and see how it goes. Firstly, if your 'traditions' are causing prejudice, don't you think it's time to get with the times? Prejudice is NOT cool. Being kind to others and respecting people for who they are - is that not a fundamental part of eve

My take on the Abortion Law: Alabama

A group of white, middle-aged men dictating what women can - or, for that matter, can't - do with their own bodies. Something sounds a bit off... In my first post, I mentioned in passing the new bill on abortion in Alabama, which states that: (c) In present state law, Section 13A-6-1, Code of Alabama 1975, defines a person for homicide purposes to include an unborn child in utero at any stage of development, regardless of viability. (d) In the United States Declaration of Independence, the principle of natural law that "all men are created equal" was articulated. The self-evident truth found in natural law, that all human beings are equal from creation, was at least one of the bases for the anti-slavery movement, the women's suffrage movement, the Nuremberg war crimes trials, and the American civil rights movement. If those movements had not been able to appeal to the truth of universal human equality, they could not have been successful.

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