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An Evening at the Biltmore

Feb 16 2007 7:00 pm
Feb 16 2007 9:00 pm

An Evening at the Biltmore
A social benefiting the Soulforce Equality Ride and hosted by Eastern Bus Rider Matt Hill Comer

Friday, February 16, 2007, 7pm-9pm
The Biltmore Greensboro Hotel
111 West Washington Street, Downtown Greensboro, NC

Please join Matt in this social benefiting this great LGBT/straight ally, non-violent, direct action movement on religion-based oppression against LGBT people across America!

In March and April 2007, Matt will join 55 other LGBT and straight allied youth activists, on two different bus routes, traveling to 33 religious colleges and universities which openly discriminate against LGBT students and straight students who speak out on LGBT equality issues.

Wine & Refreshments Served; Suggested Donation, $25.00; Please RSVP by Wed. Feb. 14, 2007 to Matt Hill Comer: 336-391-9528 or matt@interstateq.com

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Civil Rights Leaders Confront Institutional Bigotry

Submitted by Gordon Smith on Sat, 01/27/2007 - 9:54am

Photobucket - Video and Image HostingPam of Pam's House Blend and Matt Hill Comer over at Interstate Q each have pointed posts about bigots wearing the robes of cultural conservatism.

Matt has earned the ire of UNCG College Christorepublican, Jason Crawford, who writes,

"However embarrassing it is for me to have to mention Matt by name - and it is - it does not compare to the humiliation he will endure when he discovers his activist lifestyle has been predicated upon an elaborate web of self-deception. No one should think I have unfairly singled him out. Matt is every bit as zealously aligned with the homosexual movement now as I was with the conservative movement three years ago. And whenever a man prostitutes his soul for a man-made cause, particularly an immoral one, true love demands somebody get in his face."

This 'hate to love' strategy is also on display in the General Assembly as our lawmakers again attempt to enshrine division in the NC Constitution. S.B. 13 was filed Thursday:

"Marriage is the union of one man and one woman at one time. This is the only marriage that shall be recognized as valid in this State."

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