how did the rainbow color become a symbol for gay people?
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Perhaps it suggests inclusivity and acceptance of a very wide spectrum of people by all and everyone.
Indeed that would be ideal, perhaps not needing that clumsy alphabet soup, for whatever our individual sexual orientations we are all human beings, not items of goods classified in a warehouse database. A rainbow is of very wide spectrum, and it arches over a very wide area.
For that matter, when and by whom was it ordained that the simple word "gay" be turned into a synonym for "homosexual"?
Indeed that would be ideal, perhaps not needing that clumsy alphabet soup, for whatever our individual sexual orientations we are all human beings, not items of goods classified in a warehouse database. A rainbow is of very wide spectrum, and it arches over a very wide area.
For that matter, when and by whom was it ordained that the simple word "gay" be turned into a synonym for "homosexual"?
