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October 26, 2005Sheryl Swoopes Comes OutEven worse than the NBA's hip-hop phobia is how the WNBA's gay players and fans are so often treated like some dirty little secret. The league will never have a truer MVP: Three-time MVP 'tired of having to hide my feelings'Posted by jsmooth995 at October 26, 2005 12:56 PM Comments
i can't wait for the day when something like this isn't even news. and judging by how some younger people are even more homophobic than their older, supposedly crotchety-er counterparts, that day prolly isn't coming any time soon. Posted by: veronica bailey at October 26, 2005 2:06 PM she's "out" but she's not "enlightened" in the way gay activits would like. She may not be accepted be either side after this. Posted by: Hashim at October 26, 2005 3:27 PM Wow, she's a really good actress. She played straight quite effectively. On a related note, I wonder what the percentage of women in sports are lesbian? Of course stereotypes abound about female softball and b-ball players for example but I wonder how they compare to the overall rate of lesbianism in society. Posted by: jb at October 26, 2005 3:28 PM This is a joke, right? *checks his calendar* Posted by: Bol at October 26, 2005 3:31 PM Is there a gay way to act? Did you read your comment and listen to yourself while you wrote your comment? How does one" play straight quite effectively"? And in reguards to your questions about the percentage of women in sports being lesbian, would you ask what the percentage of men in sports are homosexual? Your question is filled with an old ridiculous notion that peoples identities are framed on only one aspect of the self. Our lives depend on each of us being informed and asking questions that will attain knowledge and not giggling gossip. Read a book, join an organization, and turn your television and radio off or to a station where you can construct an opinion from a variety of sources. Posted by: warriorpen at October 27, 2005 1:21 AM Awesome news, especially for us queer WNBA fans. I'm hoping that this inspires all of my favorite Liberty players (who have been oft-spotted in NYC dyke bars) to follow suit. In respond to Hashim's post - I'm not sure what gay activists you're talking about, but queer activists are not a monolith. I'm sure there are some who suck and won't care about her because she's not politicized correctly or some b.s. - that's their own messed up privilege trip going on. But there are also many queer activists who will be thrilled - myself included. Posted by: jack at October 27, 2005 11:00 AM I'm glad that someone finally decided to come out and say what they really feel, for that matter tell how they really feel about the person they love...be it he or she. I myself have fallen in love with a woman, recently leaving my husband and really would like to shout it to the roof tops, because I'm HAPPY for the first time n years r what seems to be in my life outside of giving birth to my daughter...but she on the other hand is very quite and descret about it. Bothers me yes, loving her whole heartedly...dealing with no choice. So, I commend Ms. Swoops...for being a brave somebody, be it gay or straight in this world full of smoke screen lovers..... Posted by: UNMENTIONABLE at October 27, 2005 12:05 PM It's been known around Houston for quite some time that Sheryl goes both ways, so no big deal. My question is : should one be called gay if they go bothways? Posted by: whoLio at October 27, 2005 12:22 PM Odd to be thrilled about this. Why? I would say though that this was quite brave of her. From so many angles. Obviously the potential financial loss - though hey maybe you can only have so many millions. The gossip. The privacy loss. The possible loss of her reputation and respect. Also that she really is stepping right into a stereotype and that can be annoying and distressing and frustrating. Anyway, it looks like her "coming out" is for the reason that so many gays come out - it's just plain tiresome and draining and secretive to live a secret life and at some point you go "Who gives a F." Good for her to prioritize love and honesty over all that other stuff. I'm interested to hear more on her perspective, on her "gayness" and just her life now and before. Not sure why I am though, because there really is nothing remarkable about her. Many many many women discover in their 20s, 30s, and 40s that they can fall for and be happy (happier?) with a woman (women?). Sometimes this discovery comes later. I hope she's happy and it sounds like she is. Posted by: LIS at October 27, 2005 12:33 PM Whether she's gay or not is really her own truth, which she may know at this point or may not. I think she is probably just overwhelmed by love and happiness now, without the perspective of whether she will be this person forever or, if not, with a stream of women thereafter. Time will tell, if her heart/mind don't know now. I was wondering though if "gay" was her word or just the word that the headlines are using. I can't tell. Hopefully we'll get more interviews, as I can't get much from the few quotes she gave to ESPN. Wondering if there is any fallout for this? The problem is that people still just don't "get" how many gay people are among us. Until that time, the WNBA and other places will always seem "very gay." But the reality is that the world is "very gay" and will "get gayer" when the social taboo gets broken down as it is year after year after year. People will be more open to their true feelings and discover things about themselves that they never would have known. AKA Ms. Swoopes. Good luck to her. Brave. Posted by: LFO at October 27, 2005 12:39 PM BTW, I don't by any means support a scarlet letter! But, if all gay people or people who have been in a same-sex relationship walked around this world with a special hat to make them known, people would have a heart attack at all the gay people that exist among them. People just assume it is the flaming men and dykey women who are the only gays. So far off. 10% is the low end estimate. 1 out of every 10 people. That's alot. A heck of a lot. Posted by: LFO at October 27, 2005 12:42 PM Wonder if Nike has any response.... Posted by: Denny at October 27, 2005 12:43 PM I'm 17. I've been playing basketball since I was in 5th grade. I've been watching Sheryl since 6th. She is a role model in some ways. I have Posters of her on my bedroom wall. Although being gay is a sin and I'm not for it I won't be the one to judge. I'll keep being the Houston Comets fan I was when I was 12. I'll still keep my posters on my wall and my jersy hanging tall, but I have one question. What about her son? Should she raise him up to think being gay is correct? When I was in 9th grade my best friend came to me and told me she was gay. At first I didn't know what to do b/c I was shocked. After a while I calmed down. Being the young Christian that I am. I did not judge her. I just let her know how I felt about about the situation and that as far as us being friends, everything was alright. We was still coll, but there was some distance between us. I'm goin keep doin my thang and support the Comets till I die.I'm out. Dipset to da fullest. Posted by: Tee at October 27, 2005 2:30 PM No one is better than Swoopes. She has accomplished it all - including proving that a Women's NBA was possible when she returned from child birth and continues even in 2005 to dominate. Posted by: Ste_Br at October 27, 2005 3:10 PM Sheryl is one of the best players (not WNBA players) to step foot on the court. She has made history in so many ways I can not even believe it. But when we talk about her secret everyone has to admit that, Sheryl is one of the lease people anyone would have thought was "gay". Posted by: jazzptofview at October 27, 2005 4:36 PM I'm a guy who has loved Sheryl since her days at Tech, -- I'm talking in a VERY Romantic Posted by: gsport at October 27, 2005 4:52 PM
Posted by: gsport at October 27, 2005 5:02 PM I'm tired of gays and lesbians! I'm tired of the media giving them the platform to spread their ill sexual desires to an already corrupted world. Do I hate homosexuality? YES!!! Do I hate the people who are homosexuals? NO!!! Sister Swoopes made a conscious decision to become a lesbian. That is like someone making a conscious decision to kill or steal. The perosn knows it wrong. This is not NORMAL. Homosexual life is not normal nor should it be celebrated. Posted by: Furious at October 27, 2005 6:59 PM This didn't just fall out of the sky people. Sheryl has been with this woman for over 7 years. SEVEN YEARS of lying and pretending. It takes a toll on you emotionally. Props to Swoopes. I'm pretty sure this has been eating at her for a while and she just has a "Aww F--- it" attitude about it now. It's all about her being happy and not feeling that she has to stay in that dark closet. And when you are in love you just want to tell everybody. Her own mother has known about them for 5 years. Sometimes you just gotta be you to get through the day. Hiding can be such a stressor. As for her Nike endorsements, I read at Fox News that a Nike advertising manager said they are not pulling away from Swoopes. They have worked for her for over a decade, admire her strength and class and hope to continue working with her. And now she has endorsements with Olivia Travel, which caters specifically to lesbian woman. So I think this wasn’t just an impulsive thing either. This was planned. Carefully orchestrated with her coming out. Of course she's going to feel the backlash which I'm sure she has thought about. Especially in a society of black folks who are hideously homophobic. But whatever... She’ll get support from me. Posted by: Nik at October 27, 2005 9:00 PM I have been a fan of Sheryl Swoopes for years. Her revelation of her being a lesbian won't change that. I still got her back. For the record: I am a 31-year-old black straight male. I have gay and lesbian friends. One of my two closest friends is a lesbian, and I briefly discussed the topic with her yesterday. We both agree that it took a lot of guts for Sheryl to come public with this. I understand that some people will not accept this. Nike has, and they don't plan on dropping Sheryl from their list athletes. If you was a fan of Sheryl and now you're not because she is gay, then you were NEVER a fan of Sheryl in the first place. Some say she isn't fit to be a role model. Explain to me what makes a role model, please. Gay or straight, Sheryl Swoopes will continue to have my support. Posted by: Gentleman Player at October 28, 2005 7:38 AM Sheryl Swoopes is a great WNBA Player. Posted by: OC at October 28, 2005 1:44 PM This is totally WRONG!!! Hit me with all your "shot", as I know this will happen. But someone needs to speak out against this "sinful" act. O I know that I'm judging now, right? It is Posted by: Rob at October 28, 2005 1:48 PM I think that it is nice that she came out!! It doesnt matter to me because she is still my ALL TIME FAVORITE basketball players! I say good for her! Posted by: s.l at October 28, 2005 2:38 PM Rob - I personally am "not seething." Actually, I'm laughing inside at your ridiculous "ignorance" and your own rabid seething. I enjoy seeing homophobes "froth at the mouth" because they can't handle the existence of queers like "me." And your completely unsubstantiated "research" on the "HOMO community" and "innovative" use of quotation marks - well, that makes it even "better!" But, more seriously - you talk about the emotional pain of the queer community - did you ever stop to think that maybe all of that pain is the result of being constantly bashed, discriminated against, hated on, and abused by homophobes like yourself? Maybe you should follow the example of Tee, who posted above. Tee has her (sorry if I'm using the wrong pronoun) religious beliefs and hasn't given those up, but also isn't spouting some hateful b.s. all over the place. I'm going to guess that you're older than Tee is, at 17 - funny that this young person can act with more integrity, respect and maturity than you can muster. Posted by: jack at October 28, 2005 4:32 PM i think the homo lifestyle is immoral, some youngsters look up to athletes so this is nothing to take lightly, its inappropriate for professional players to "come out" while they are still playing, it is not fair to their teamates and the organization, however once a player has been retired for many years, then they can choose to reveal their sexuality because the damage will be minimized, but it would ultimately be wiser if they kept the secret to themselves Posted by: vincent at October 28, 2005 4:42 PM I'm a Sheryl Swoopes fan no matter what. She is an awesome player and being gay can't change that. I'm looking at the person she have displayed on and off the court not what she do behind her closed door. Sheryl you still my role model i'm be your fan til the day I die. Keep pushing on. You gone have soime haters but you also gone have supporting fans like me behind you 100% Posted by: Whitney at October 28, 2005 4:51 PM QUESTION: Every time you use the words "my husband", or "my wife", are you outing yourself as a heterosexual? Or what about the plethora of post-holiday stories of how you and your man/woman Furthermore why should someone have to love in silence, or keep quite so that you are not uncomfortable? In a country where 1 out of every 5 women is sexually assaulted, a child is victimized every 5 minutes, human sex slavery is prolific, Black men are more likely to go to jail than to college...we need to get just a little UNCOMFORTABLE. You have no idea how many gay men and women are in your midst, daily. Why can't they tell their stories too? Don't like it...Don't listen. Maybe we should just focus on how we can be better servants of the God we attempt to dismiss in ALL of his children. Hate the sin, but love the sinner...is b.s. They tried hating the Black, but loving the n-gg-r, in the name of religion. Well...that didn't really go over too well. Thank, God! I am happy for Sheryl. By the way...I know this is going to freak some of you out, but not everyone is Christian. So stop using that standard as the litmus test for everyone's behavior. Plus, the track record isn't ALL that compassionate and flawless.
Posted by: fearless at October 28, 2005 7:52 PM Jack- I guess you are laughing, because you are "gay", "happy". You must be miserable in that wicked lifestyle. The "lovers" (or are they really lovers...maybe they are just a bunch of haters all out to fulfill their own sexual lusts). Posted by: Rob at October 28, 2005 11:21 PM I still love Sheryl. Posted by: Tee at October 29, 2005 4:37 AM Sheryl is a great player and gutsy. Good for her! She deserves to live a happy, healthy life with the person she loves. As for you so-called Christians... When one compares the original Hebrew and Greek writings with various English translations of the Bible, discrepancies emerge. There are many passages in English Bibles which clearly condemn same-sex activities. But when the original Hebrew or Greek text is studied, the passages are either ambiguous or are unrelated to consensual homosexuality within a committed relationship. Two words which are often mistranslated in many places in the Hebrew Scriptures are: qadesh: means a male temple prostitute who engaged in ritual sex; it is often mistranslated as “sodomite” or “homosexual.” The Bible has a lot to say about temple prostitution, including homosexual ritual prostitution. This was a common practice within the Canaanite fertility religion; some believe that the practice was also taken up by some ancient Israelites. People are so used to expecting homophobic references in a half-dozen locations in scripture that they probably would not buy a Bible that was accurate to the original text, or which admitted that the meanings of certain words are unknown. Posted by: Rachel at October 29, 2005 1:30 PM Er, Rob, some news for you - I'm not a guy, so don't you worry your precious Christian heart about all of those heartless gay men taking advantage of me. Also, try getting some statistics based on fact, rather than pulling them out of your ass. And believe me, the "homo lifestyle" is not all about sex, no more than the hetero lifestyle is. Otherwise, I'd be having a helluva lot more sex with my partner of three years! And as for turning to the Bible - thirteen years of Catholic schooling didn't lead me away from my life of depravity, so I don't think your homophobic proselytizing will, either. Peace! Posted by: Jack at October 30, 2005 11:35 PM Remember these Legends of the NBA? Magic Johnson- HIV positive, adulterer then there is: Posted by: kev at October 31, 2005 1:57 AM As I was watching "Around The Horn" and the subtitle at the bottom of the screen said something to the effect of "Swoopes Coming Out", I literally jumped for ultimate joy because my "gaydar" senses were correct. Being an African-American lesbian myself, I can truly empathize with what she has gone through and what she will have to face in the future as a result of coming out. If being an African-American female is not enough, coming out saying she's a lesbian, that is another strike against her in this homphobic society. If she has been in a relationship with Alisa for seven years and her family knew (although they may not approve), and they still love her unconditionally, how wrong would that be that the public should condemn or judge her? All of you so-called Christians who have posted here should pick up your Bibles and go to the verse that says, "He who is without sin, cast the first stone." There is no sin that outweighs any other sin and if God is a forgiving God like I know he is, I will be redeemed and no one can question the relationship that I have with God. Personally, it should be no one's business what someone does behind closed doors. A person's sexual preference shouldn't be a factor. I agree with Sheryl about that you can't help who you fall in love with. That was my case as well. I just came out to my parents over a year ago and no, they don't like it, but I can't live my life for them. I have to live my life for myself and my children. As far as Jordan, I'm sure she's not less of a parent simply because she's gay. Most homophobics assume that gays and lesbians surround themselves with perverse people doing perverse things. That's simply not the case. We are sisters, daughters, mothers, best friends, neighbors, co-workers, and we are everywhere so you better get used to the fact that more and more lesbians are coming out...KUDOS TO SHERYL for being true to yourself and not giving a F**K what anyone thinks....God Bless!!!! Posted by: Ladybug at October 31, 2005 2:59 AM are you sure that her partner is a female? looks like a linebacker that is undergoing a sex change. Posted by: elisha at October 31, 2005 4:39 AM I've heard just like one of the other readers that Sheryl AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS ON THE COMETS TEAM, goes both ways. So my question is, Why is she claiming that she's never thought about being with a women before and so on and so on! What does she want from people anyway a Wuff cookie? I hadn't broadcast it to the world but I think I'll do so today: Hey I'm straight, I've always liked men and I just can't help it when I fall in love with one of them....Please save me!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted by: michelle at October 31, 2005 4:17 PM The whole point of "coming out" MICHELLE is that since you are straight YOU don't have to broadcast anything. It is just assumed. EVERYONE is assumed to be hetero unless they are just flamboyantly homo and obvious. What if someone assumed you were gay? You'd want the truth to be known wouldn't you? More than likely because people would look down at you for hearing you were gay, whether it's a lie or the truth. Anyway, Sheryl already stated she couldn't give 2 rat poops what the "haters" think about her being gay. So no I don't think she wants any cookies ;) She wanted the world to know she was in love. Lying is such a stressor. She wanted to unload her burden. The truth shall set you free. And now she feels free from carrying that closet on her back everywhere she went. Ya'll all arguing and foaming at the mouth and she's on an Olivia cruise with her girlfriend!! LOL! Posted by: Lyssa at October 31, 2005 5:24 PM Jack(ie) - I apologize for assuming that you were male. Here's some stats for you: Some statistics about the Homosexual lifestyle: One study reports 70% of homosexuals admitting to having sex only one time with over 50% of their partners (3). As for you and your partner of three years, come on, is this really a "relationship"? No way, No how. It's not that you can't believe, it's that you won't believe. Posted by: Rob at October 31, 2005 6:54 PM LMAO Rob! OMG! I seriously, SERIOUSLY got a good laugh at your latest post. Where did you get these so-called "statistics" from? Obvious gross exaggeration probably from the most anti-gay site and definitely out of date. Intestinal parasites?? 1000 sex partners? Sadomasochism and death? Well I'll admit I liked the get spanked every now and then ;) but that's no cause for the ambulance to come knocking. And I should also state that probably a good 90% of those statistics when they WERE in date (like in the 1980s) related to homosexual MEN. Not women. Dag I guess Sheryl Swoopes is probably SWINGING from the rafters with her leather thongs and stiletto heels having a GRAND ole time on her Olivia cruise and only looking forward to about 8 more years of life? What a bunch of B.S. Posted by: Mags at October 31, 2005 8:24 PM i say sheryl it's your life do what u want...cant nobody live your life for u...and anybody who is judging her or so upset about her announcement really needs to get a relationship of your own or find another way to occupy your time..dummies!!!!! Posted by: i love sheryl at October 31, 2005 9:27 PM man to be honest im straight jealous i've had a crush on sheryl for years..and when she came out and a found out she had a woman i was like damn!!! but the next time the comets come to charlotte i willl be trying to holla...watch your back "SCOTTY""...LOL Posted by: i love sheryl at October 31, 2005 9:29 PM I CAN'T BELIEVE HER. I HAVE LOST ALL RESPECT FOR HER. WHEN I HEARD THAT IT MADE ME SICK TO MY STOMACH. I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE WOULD DO THIS TO HERSELF, FANS, AND MOST IMPORTANT HER SON. NOW WHAT IS SHE TELLING HER SON ABOUT ALISA SCOTT? THAT'S YOUR MOM TOO. OR WHAT. I AM DISCUSSED WITH HER. Posted by: melissa at November 1, 2005 12:27 AM Haha Mags. Since homosexuals love S&M and impending death Sheryl can swing from those rafters with her long black whip and her stilettos are likely stab someone in the head with those 4 inch heels. Then she can walk over that person she just impaled because they are likely to have AIDS and give it to everyone on the boat. Then Swoopes can swoop up about 500 of those cruise lovin' lesbos and have one big crystal-meth induced orgy. But not before she tries to slit her wrists because gays commit suicide all the time. Gimme a break! I'm not even gay and I know those statistics are crap. Some people just have no common sense. I guess thinking requires too much effort Rob? And you obviously don't know any gay people or at least hate them enough to believe the dribble you just posted. **YAWN** Posted by: Tasha at November 1, 2005 12:30 AM Just Jack, Rob. Unless you want me to call you Roberta - and since I'm guessing you're rabidly transphobic, too, you probably don't want that, now, do you? Those are some crazy statistics you've got there, most certainly from a homophobic, junk science website. I bet I could drag up some crazy seeming, absolutely true statistics about straight men and their evils. I mean, frankly, most of the most evil, disgusting, awful, and widely harmful things I've witnessed or learned of in human history have been perpetrated by straight men (mostly white, I might add), and that's a goddamned FACT. I'd tell you where to shove those hateful, skewed statistics of yours, but I know you wouldn't follow that advice, since somehow that might lead you to the HOMO LIFESTYLE, wouldn't it? And I'll be sure to let my partner know that we don't really have a relationship when I get home tonight. I'm sure she'll really care very deeply that a wingnut homophobe on the web has not sanctioned our relationship! Posted by: jack at November 1, 2005 3:44 PM melissa, maybe you should be DISGUSTED with your own spelling rather than Sheryl Swoopes being gay. Posted by: Lynn at November 1, 2005 4:52 PM I am sure that Sheryl Swoopes is a great basketball player and a great person. I wish her well. My only concern is that we don't consider homosexuality as being normal. I'm sure that it would seem normal to those born with those tendencies but so would not having sight for those people who were born without sight. I just can't seem to get past the fact that for the most part all living beings procreate by the joining of a male and female. I think we should all love each other and respect each other but not overlook what is normal and not normal as usually defined by nature. I can't imagine a person aspiring to be homosexual but that it just happens outside of their control. I hope the best for Sheryl, but I just hope that we don't overlook what is natural. I am just concerned for the future of our children and our society. Posted by: Philip at November 2, 2005 1:31 PM Jack - OOPS! I'm sorry to have posted such a fabrication of HOMO Statistics. Here's the true stats: 80% of homos live past 75 years of age (lesbians included) One thing you are right about though, there have been some harmful and evil acts committed by straight (and homo) white men. As an African American man (SURPRISE), I know. Trust me I do. I've had my share of conversation about the evils of all men. I'm talking here about Sheryl and her likes here. Posted by: Rob at November 2, 2005 3:11 PM I am soooo proud of Sheryl, she has been a role model of mine for the past 9 years, and her coming out about being gay doesnt change the way I look, or feel about her! In my eyes she is the best WNBA player of all time Posted by: Whitnie at November 2, 2005 3:37 PM Well,well,well...Im not gonna say that im surprised but I do wanna say that she had to be going crazy. At this point in her career I believe that in this day in age so many people are homo-phobic. I am one that loves Ms. Swoopes, reguardless if she is with a man or a women. I would ask her the same question that her brother ased "ARE YOU HAPPY". See people don't understand that you have one life to live. You ask yourself am i going to survive or live my life. Now we ALL as christans all know that its a sin but only "GOD can judge". So on that note Ms. Swoopes I say to you LIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE FULLEST BECAUSE IN THE END ITS YOU AND GOD. Posted by: Ladyballer at November 5, 2005 2:17 PM How did her son Jordon feel about Alisa Scott personlity? Posted by: LaTarial Williams at November 5, 2005 7:02 PM Sheryl if you were a real Christian and respected your mother and are really concerned about your sons future, you wouldn't have anounced that to the world! You have a serious problem that needs to be taken care of okay. Get you some help. And i'm not talking about a lesbian phycologist. I'm talking about CHURCH. Get you some help Gurl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Posted by: Jonathan Ard at November 7, 2005 2:36 PM Hello from Toronto, Canada. For all the christians and haters, before you start foaming at the mouth, learn to spell. But then I guess spouting dogma and using lies as "statistics" often prevents brains from working. I am proud of Sheryl the best female basketball player in the world and I have always been. On behalf of her legion of fans in Canada, I am wishing her and Alisa a long and happy loving life together. 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I looked up to you since the day a ball touch the bottom of my hand. I don't care what anyone says you will always be my inspiration. Thank you so much. Lisa P. Posted by: lisa J.P at November 8, 2005 4:40 PM sheryl swoops did ha thing Posted by: britany smith at November 14, 2005 1:13 PM im from lubock tx which is where sheryl swoops played college ball and ive grown up watchin her and whether shes gay or not shes still the same ol sheryl asn i love ha for that Posted by: brittany smith at November 14, 2005 1:16 PM As Christians we follow the bible consequently we believe that homosexuality is wrong. This is according to scriptures in Romans, Leviticus and a few other places. Specifically in leviticus the word says that if man lies with mankind as he lieth with a woman then he has created an abomination unto GOD. HOWEVER, the bible also states that vengence is the lords, and that we can not judge, nor can we hate. So whereas we should not alter our beliefs we should also not mistreat people...if we believe that they are wrong than let god handle because sin is sin and we ALL sin daily, but yet we are God's children. So I pass no judgement...Godbless you all Posted by: Christian at January 9, 2006 12:11 AM ok she gay,i personally think her girlfriend is ugly but i still admire her and love her she is my role model and you cant act straight ,you either are or your not.Even though shes gay dosnt mean she cant play Posted by: Shannon Peterson at June 6, 2006 10:44 PM um johnathan ard? first of all if your gay your gay she was tired of hiding it you woruld be too,so what she's confused and by the way god can change her and do you even wonder why people turn gay in the 1 place?maybe she was hhurt from her husband maybe she felt a woman can relate better to her than a man.maybe she felt secure.you nevre know but god can always change her so dont talk about her pray about her.Im your number 1 fan sheryl i got ya back Posted by: Shannon Peterson at June 6, 2006 10:48 PM I don't care wheaher she is gay or not, or wheather she goes out with a women,man, or snake. Because she's still a great ball player and thats all that matters. Posted by: Rissa at June 21, 2006 12:44 PM |
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