McDonald Resolves LGBT Websites' Ban

McDonald finally made changes on its free wifi hotspots which satisfy LGBT groups.

Free internet hot spots of McDonald in News-Zealand block the access to gay websites.

It seems that regular Internet users inside the Vatican illegally download movies and music, including gay and lesbian porns.

ACLU, in its fight, 'Don't Filter Me', against LGBT websites' internet filters in schools, sued a new school disctric: Camdenton R-III School District.

Gwinnett, Georgia is blocking the access to gay websites in schools using internet filters.

The internet activist group Anonymous took down the website of the Baptist Church of Westboro which contained anti-gay remarks.

A few weeks ago, I had spoken to you about an author, Marion Heath, who had plan to release her book, Where is your brother?, which preaches the fact that Jesus can cure homosexuality, her publisher (pictured) decided to cancel it because LGBT activists plan to protest.

Artists are of a rare breed. Although their numbers are far more greater than that of any nationality, each member of this prestigious clan is an entity of their own. Through my travels I have been privileged to meet many of its members and with each encounter I am taken aback. The thing about artists is that they not only march to a different beat but they create the drum that drives their existence. My favorite sect is The Writers. These people possess a gift that many aspire to have. The gift to tell a story that can inspire and create life.

A very special book crossed my desk recently; one that I have shared with you, Black Girl Love written by Anondra “Kat” Williams. At this very moment as I write I am taken back to the stories Kat shared in this collection of work. Her book was filled with stories that took on personalities of their own. There was the lover, the stalker, the cancer patient, the closeted lesbian, the other woman, and many more. It fascinated me, the gift of this writer to create so many different stories all spewing from the mind of one. Well my loyal readers you know me and of course I had to get an interview with her.

Kat is the producer of Sipping on Ink, an internet based radio show on Blog Talk Radio. SOI has been on air for many years and every Wednesday night she introduces her audiences to a different artist that has dedicated their gift of expression to give a voice to the many faces that dawn our earth and rainbow. I smiled when I asked her how she started the show and she responded that it began with a story. This is ironic because she does not consider herself a writer but a scribbler.