The Gay arrow points right, and straights to the left. The interesting thing is that the left is considered the bad way. It's the hand you never lead with when shaking hands, the Catholic School used to beat children into becoming ambidextorious over left handed and, if you ever find out some one is left handed, you usually say, "Really?" Like as if they were to say, "I don't have pinky toes." "Really?"
Personally I think the way to bridge the gap, is to take down the sign. People are only strange, only when you are a stranger.
In viewing this image, what thoughts/observations come to mind?
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The Gay arrow points right, and straights to the left. The interesting thing is that the left is considered the bad way. It's the hand you never lead with when shaking hands, the Catholic School used to beat children into becoming ambidextorious over left handed and, if you ever find out some one is left handed, you usually say, "Really?" Like as if they were to say, "I don't have pinky toes." "Really?"
Personally I think the way to bridge the gap, is to take down the sign. People are only strange, only when you are a stranger.
You ask how we heal this. Are you talking about healing the gay or healing the discrimination?
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