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cunningdeb January 4 2011, 04:37:31 UTC
Wow, that was powerful sweetie. I don't think I could be that brave. I have great respect and admiration for those who stand up for what they know is right, especially when faced with such obstacles.

Thank you for sharing
Hugs
Deb <333

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glambertgalore January 4 2011, 04:52:11 UTC
You know, the ACLU and good anti discrimination lawyers make a world of difference. Look at what happened to that school district in Mississippi who had homophobic prom rules. Sued for $30,000. And that Arkansas school board member who wrote hateful messages on facebook. Nationally scorned and lost his job. these bum fuck people down here in the bible belt might pull shit like this(and believe me, they do all the time IRL), but they'll pay for it.

Glad you liked it! I'm keeping the 'verse, I think.

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cunningdeb January 4 2011, 16:08:31 UTC
As much as I dread what else they might face, I would really enjoy a continuation of this

Have a good day
Deb <333

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glambertgalore January 4 2011, 13:30:33 UTC
Thanks bb!

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pinkeurogirl January 4 2011, 07:18:37 UTC
really good. i love how team mom sprung into action!

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glambertgalore January 4 2011, 13:27:34 UTC
gonna do another sometime soon, as my beta and I are still looking at the legality of gay marriage in Bali, and culture issues for the vacation the boys are currently on for the WIP. So it might be a little bit before the next few installments of that go up.

Thanks for reading! In the next one I think we'll see more of Leila and #teamdad.

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adamluvr36_fic January 4 2011, 09:02:33 UTC
Wow, bb! That was insane! Really strong writing, and such a great statement against discrimination and hatred. I only wish the real world were more like this everywhere, not just in our Kradam stories. This fic should be published and made mandatory reading at every high school around the country! ;D

Hugs & love!!!! Looking forward to the next chp.

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glambertgalore January 4 2011, 13:30:14 UTC
thanks for reading! and as for this happening in the real world, it isn't QUITE as easy, but usually threats of the ACLU and lawsuits from discrimination lawyers makes the idiots take notice. When they don't comply, they get all kinds of bad press, get sued, and have even, in some cases, lost federal funding.... so it isn't that big of a leap. the biggest leap is the overly supportive principal. And even then, who's to say many principal's wouldn't be just as angry at one of his employees talking to a student like that?

And I wish it would be published LOL, but I'm not that good yet. *hugs back* thanks bb!

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glambertgalore January 4 2011, 19:49:30 UTC
Thanks! I think I am keeping the 'verse! So more at some point or other.

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