- Commissioner Margaret Dodd, who says she designed Traverse City's so-called "diversity" bumper sticker, in the face of public uproar has insistently denied any connection between the sticker and the homosexual political agenda.
- Last week, the New Jersey-based Diversity, Inc. web site reported a different story (see below) ... that the Traverse City sticker campaign "was coordinated with" -- if not, in truth, orchestrated by -- a homosexual political action committee in Washington, D.C., that calls itself America's "largest national lesbian and gay political organization."
In the case of Dodd versus Diversity, which one's telling you the truth?
"The (Traverse City bumper sticker) campaign, coordinated with the Washington, D.C.-based gay-rights group the Human Rights Campaign, was spurred by a September attack against three men at a bar frequented by gays."
www.DiversityInc.com [Article]
January 9, 2001
"Human Rights Campaign is the largest national lesbian and gay political organization with members throughout the country."
www.hrc.org
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