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Irish president condemns anti-gay bullying

By |2018-01-15T15:54:24-05:00November 13th, 2008|News|

by Rex Wockner

Speaking at a GLBT youth forum in Galway on Oct. 30, Irish President Mary McAleese condemned anti-gay bullying.
“Homophobic bullying continues to be a societywide issue, including in our schools, and the link between it and suicide sends a clear message that this trend must be reversed,” she said.
“By refusing to go along with loudly-voiced prejudices, we can overcome the bias and hostility experienced by many young gay people throughout the country.”
McAleese also said people don’t choose to be gay but rather discover that they’re gay.

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