Date: Sat, 18 Nov 1995 11:12:24 EST
From: TCCP00D@prodigy.com (MR ANDREW B EDDY)
Subject: Re: REED,ROBERTSON AND SOME GAYS EXCLUDE



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

November 17, 1995

Broward Log Cabin Club of Florida
(305) 563-3626
P.O. Box 1281
Ft. Lauderdale, FL  33302

PRESS RELEASE
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      REED, ROBERTSON AND SOME LIBERAL GAYS
          They're blinded by Log Cabin's place at the American Table.

November 17, 1995, Orlando Florida, Presidency III. Standing in the shadow
of Pat Robertson, a religious media financial magnet, Ralph Reed, Christian
Coalition Executive Director, cried out "You'd better get used to us for a
long, long time, because we're here to stay and we're not going anywhere."

Robin Bodiford, co-Chair of South Florida's Americans for Equality and Vice
President of the Dolphin Democratic Club- "daughter of southern 'yeller dog
Democrats- " proclaims Republicans are "enemies of gays and lesbians,
people of color, poor children, women, and working people." She apparently
rejects the thought of "Gay and Republican" although seemingly a victim of
the glass ceiling and ole Southern Conservative Democratic attitudes
regarding her sexual orientation not her caucasian heritage.

Broward Log Cabin Club of Florida accepts the misguided treatment and
understands the attempted exclusion which is a result of fear and a lack of
education. Yet, like Ralph Reed, it reiterates to those who would
subliminally or otherwise bar us from inclusion that "we too are here to
stay for a long, long time, so you'd better get used to us!"

Likewise, we proclaim to those Southern Baptists, who have challenged our
equality of rights under the cloak of "special gay rights," that one day
they too shall apologize as they recently did to Black America whom they
subliminally enslaved through misguided Biblical interpretation and facaded
unholy justification.

We tell politicians on both sides of the fence that we've bled and died for
the beliefs on which this nation was founded, that we are all equal under
the laws and statutes of this nation and that no misguided- fallacious
inquisition shall deny us our freedom to worship, our freedom to speak the
truth, our political heritage  and our right to the ballot box and the
"American Table of Inclusion."