The Rev. Gregory Daniels says if he 'chose' not to be gay, so can others. And they should, he adds, because homosexuality is destroying black America.
The Rev. Gregory Daniels says if he 'chose' not to be gay, so can others. And they should, he adds, because homosexuality is destroying black America.
Bishop Harry Jackson is a polite black critic of homosexuality. The white leaders he's allied himself with aren't so nice.
The white leaders of the anti-gay, evangelical right are well known — James Dobson, Pat Robertson, Lou Sheldon and many others who are virtually household names in America. But black churchmen who have joined the historically white-dominated Christian Right movement against homosexuality and homosexuals are far less familiar to the general public.
Read a sampling of extremist views espoused by 'mainstream' politicians, preachers, and columnists in the wake of September 11.
In gatherings over the summer, antigovernment 'Patriots' discussed their enemies in violent terms
David Kanz, imprisoned for 'paper terrorism,' describes how he got into — and out of — the 'sovereign citizens' movement.
Read a chronological list of arrests and other legal actions against the radical right from 2002 and the first two months of 2003.
The country's leading anti-immigration organization — whose leaders have testified repeatedly before Congress and are frequently quoted in the media — has ties to known racists and a long track record of bigotry.