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The store probably does have its opinions, it just chooses not to make their views public, which is fair enough.
The coffee shop is part of the community. Not just the gay community. The majority of people who buy their coffee are not homosexual.
Go here, don't buy that, boycott this store or product, eat this, wear that. The demands never end. Hopefully this is the start of a general rebellion.
The coffee shop is part of the community. Not just the gay community. The majority of people who buy their coffee are not homosexual.
Go here, don't buy that, boycott this store or product, eat this, wear that. The demands never end. Hopefully this is the start of a general rebellion.
Heheh, that's like saying they should wash down a Breast Cancer Awareness theme because half their customers aren't female.
Anyone have a pic of the window? I'd like to see it before rendering an opinion.
This might be it...
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I'm trying to figure out what this painting had to do with homecoming week...
This might be it...
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I'm trying to figure out what this painting had to do with homecoming week...
If that's the painting I can see why they took it down. It's political and not at all homecoming. I wonder if the establishment would let GSA come back and paint another, more appropriate to homecoming picture in the window?