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Atheists & Agnostics

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12. And Houston used to be so LGTQ friendly.

Thu Nov 5, 2015, 09:10 PM

Nov 2015

When I lived there, it was a very open city...things seem to have changed with all the gentrification that has been going on.

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{Atheist and Agnostics Group Post} I just wanted to say something [View all] LostOne4Ever Nov 2015 OP

Had the bill lost 50-something I could have understood LostOne4Ever Nov 2015 #1

K & R beam me up scottie Nov 2015 #2

Fuck religion, fuck religious bigots and fuck the apologists Yorktown Nov 2015 #6

People are intentionally ignorant and selfish. mountain grammy Nov 2015 #3

Thank you for this post. SusanCalvin Nov 2015 #4

Carter disappointed on LGBTQIA issues Lordquinton Nov 2015 #7

That's a pretty good record for a politician. nt SusanCalvin Nov 2015 #11

Care to explain the issue? The WP article didn't help. Yorktown Nov 2015 #5

It was an anti-discrimination ordnance LostOne4Ever Nov 2015 #8

Wonder if they should have tried without the 'public accomodation'? Yorktown Nov 2015 #9

It is indeed disappointing. Behind the Aegis Nov 2015 #10

And Houston used to be so LGTQ friendly. Curmudgeoness Nov 2015 #12