I would like to thanks Pam for her Coverage of the NC HRC Gala...
I had plans of bring in Raleigh to Photo those who attend this event but things didn't work out.
Pam post can be
found here.
I so glad that Pam did highlight a good point about his event.
That the HRC is all about
financial clout
Yes, only those whom could afford to this event, since the Tickets were over $200 dollars and more if you attend the all the events.. Proving the organizers of this event only what those whom they can suck dry, money wise that is. Yes they need to suck up and kiss those fat cats fucking asss to money so they can paid their over paid mouth piece Joe.
Pam made a point to point this out
Did you know that the Carolinas gala is the second-largest fundraiser for HRC nationwide. When I see the room filled with so many people who clearly feel committed to LGBT equality at this gala, it is the kind of support that state and local organizations need to see as well.
So are we Second to New York or California, where most of the players who give to HRC are nothing more then a bunch self hating faggots and Dykes whom are in the fucking closet, for their fucking career, Like Ms Baxter, whom really come out, so late in life.. I wonder if the reason why she come out, was that someone was going to out her ass.
Its gets better Clay went back in the closet for Hollywood.. I sure he found some very interesting things while in CA...
I'm also willing to bet that many of these so-call fats cats don't do a dam thing for the community but writes checks, while saying they can't do this with me, I'm the life line with out me nothing would get done..
Take this comment from a blender,
Yes, HRC does good work, but until back-stabber Joe is ousted from the leadership, and those galas are priced so more blue collar/service/retail workers can attend them, I'll have nothing to do with HRC.
I'm tired of HRC focusing on professionals and $75+/person tickets. Those of us who work for minimum wage and above who'd to be able to attend these functions too, y'know!
I've rarely if ever seen HRC focus on retail and service industry: hotels, retail chains (and not the giants like KMart and Wal-Mart), but the regionals like Kroger, Meijer, Piggly-Wiggly, etcetera.
I've also rarely seen any serious scholarly journals looking at the discrimination faced by folks like us who're in these fields as opposed to those in the upper middle class and above.