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ENDA passes House, but transgendered feel betrayed
By Karyn Chenoweth Nov 8, 2007, 15:20 GMT
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I don't just feel betrayed, I was betrayed. I was lied to about trans inclusion from the beginning. And so was every transperson in this country. So I guess LGB ers have proved that they are 'just like everybody else.'
I can't say that's a good thing, however true it may be.
No matter haow the G&L community cares to guilkd the lily they and the Democrats who enginneered the ENDA debacle are guilty of the moist dispicapble act of discrimination in an attempt to gain everything for them selves.Theu have gpne from ezamples of fame to one of SHAME.There is no longer an acronym GLBT.
I suppose someone, somewhere, thinks this is a victory – it’s a sham(e). Does this mean we are to be considered “GLB (t)” ??
That is complete bullshit that they took it out. I hope bush doesn't pass just so i will go back to the house and senate to be rewritten to include Transgender people. Then pass then bush veto it again if he is still in office just to be passed by the 2/3 vote law. XD
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