Poetic Justice!
I love this story about Constance McMillen, having a TV movie made about her experience with the Mississippi school folks canceling prom so she wouldn’t be able to bring a female date.
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I hope she got enough cash from the rights to her life story to pay for all of her upcoming college bills, buy a new car and pay off the family mortgage! What a heroine.
This just reminds me of how much the world has changed. When I went to high school it would never have even crossed my mind to bring a guy, it wasn’t even in my realm of possibility. Despite all the really horrible recent news of suicides, torture, rape and all the rest, the world is a very different and more welcoming place than it was – though obviously, we still have much work to do.
To put it mildly.
Remember, National Coming Out Day is October 11.
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