This is good for a few laughs (and maybe even tears):
About Michael J. Faris
Assistant Professor of English with research areas in digital literacy, privacy and social media, and queering rhetorics.
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Honestly, I really can’t add anything to this post, because this video really says it all. Fighting bigotry and homophobic intolerance with gentle grace, levity and wit. Talk about taking the higher ground.
Sometimes I’m so ashamed that I’m heterosexual. Then I remember nobody judges me by my sexual preferences (except maybe my husband). I wish others were so fortunate.
hahaha, Robin, you crack me up (with the husband comment). Thanks for the comment, and live life without shame! 🙂