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I find these kinds of story lines really naff. They are there for sensationalism and masquerade as 'progressive'.
A really progressive storyline would be for a lesbian or gay couple to just get on with their lives, no huge outbursts of any type and the interest being with what they do in their everyday lives – but that may be too radical.
I've nothing really of worth to add other than a "bravo", Ian – well said.
Agree that a gay couple just getting on with their lives would be better (like Hayley the trans woman). But dealing properly with issues of prejudice on these types of shows can be useful and be more effective in the long run than any amount of legislature.
For me, the issue is two pronged – acceptance by society and true equality in law.
My partner and I are in a stable relationship which has lasted for 26 years, but the troubles and heartaches we have endured with family mambers and "friends" along the way have been tremendous. In the past, many people were homophobic through ignorance and "not knowing any homosexuals" – and the media's disgraceful attitude to gay people was quite revolting and negative.
I feel that many young gay people simply are not aware of the predjudices and negative attitudes that have existed over the past twenty years – and if the two gay story lines in Coronation Street are going to highlight what being gay is all about (and let's face it, the kids playing the characters are absolutely delightful), then I'm all for it.
The Great British Public is being educated to see gay life from all angles, including the struggles and heartbreak that is involved in living a gay life without fear of who you are; if either academic research and learned tomes or popular culture such as Corrie bring this to the public eye, then I'm all for it.
Oh Dear! Stand by for the xtians to bleat about beastly bias against them, no matter what.
Reminds me of my coming out as a 15 year old and the bad advice I received when telling a so called christian elder , I turned my back on christianity and found the Gay Liberation Front , :). I am enjoying the Sophie Sian storyline and it seems like we waited forever for Corrie to have a gay character in the soap which reflected the reality in our own community now we have a Transexual whom no one bats an eyelid at , and three gay characters and one panto dame , it is amazing to me to see our stories reflected in this show , all we need now is for the street characters to plan for going to Manchester Pride next year as most communities in and around Manchester do , not a mention this year , it is the biggest outing in the northern calendar ,
It seems that Waterloo Road has also decided to include a gay pupil in the series, perhaps he will get to go to the Prom?
Well said Ian. I too would prefer gay couples on TV not to be made an issue of and just have them living their lives like everybody else.
The timing in this case was obviously to coincide with the Pope's visit. We know all too well about the bigotry of the Pope and religons in general towards the LBGT community, but sadly not enough non-gay people know about it.
I never watch Coronation Street, but I know millions do. If it raises the religious bigotry issue to a somewhat oblivious audience and some viewers adopt a live and let live attitude, then it could have positive outcomes.
I'm sick of soaps doing everything at same time.
Soaps dont do good lgbt writing it's all stereotypical and really over hyped , there's always a problem.
I agree cant they just have a same sex couple without it being a story arc just let them be there.
I too agree with Ian above. I think that showing a gay couple as just normal, just like anybody else can send a strong message. I see your point about raising the issue, RedDevil, and I think that may enlighten some people who hadn't realised religious prejudice against us, but I fear that many of those people will feel that homophobia is justified in that case. I've had 'but it's in the Bible' tossed at me by someone who wasn't religious at all yet still felt that his homophobic view was right and decent because he'd heard religious people saying such things.
> I too would prefer gay couples on TV not to be
> made an issue of and just have them living their lives like
> everybody else.
> I never watch Coronation Street, but I know millions do.
If you did watch Corrie you might know that it has long had a couple where the wife had a transsexual past, and most of the time they live their life like anyone else on a soap. Maybe the gay and lesbian characters will be allowed to stay and do the same?
But then these new characters, as someone here posted previously, are smashing young people, whilst the actor and actress who play the couple I just mentioned have said that they took the initiative in making their characters something like autistic to extend their life, which worked.
Public portrayal is a pact with the devil, it seems. Minorities only get it reliably if its not entirely positive, perhaps even negative.
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Joseph Cramer, M.D.: Schools: Houses of learning and homes for healing
Editor's note: Second in a two-part series on education and healthcare. Click here for the first part.
The thoughts for the article last week germinated from a round table of educators and one lone pediatrician. The need for more services in both education and health care means these two systems are fighting each other for the same state dollars. The question posed is how can we combine public education and public health reform to reduce the perennial battles for limited resources. The issue is how can these two critical aspects of our lives come together to create a new vision for this state.
One must ask what are the advantages or the downsides and what would be the payoff. As stated before in the first article, school boundaries define neighborhoods. The lines surrounding an elementary school are the smallest geographic area to which we relate.
Walking to school for classes about smart food purchase and preparation would be as easy as walking to school for classes in reading, writing and arithmetic. An example would be a child and parent could exercise sufficiently to dramatically reduce the chances of diabetes. Walking only 15 minutes twice a day every school day could reduce diabetes. So on a PTA night, send out a parent and child team in every direction and mark where it takes the team to walk 15 minutes.
The use of facilities all year and day and night increases the utilization of hard assets of brick and mortar. Creating a medical home is important in health care reform. This is the idea that the clinic is the place for care and management of chronic conditions that need regular follow up. Why not make schools the site for the medical home?
They are near the houses of the patients; could it not bring together others with the same condition who are neighbors and friends? Could it not foster the formation of neighborhood watches not looking out for crime, but neighborhood watches looking out for the well-being of the older and frailer or the young and vulnerable?
The epidemiology of diseases or health problems could be measured within the growing concentric circles of the elementary school, then the junior high and the high school to capture larger areas and bigger numbers of subjects.
By using school boundaries, it could be possible to track "hot spots" and link them to an epicenter near a school. A "hot spot" has come to mean an area where there are higher than expected medical costs. These spots could be identified, as well as why the aberrant expenditures occur. The school clinic could be recruited to address the special needs of those patients.
Anything we can do to save the unnecessary expenditure of dollars for preventable conditions we should do. We need to think how systems overlap. It is at these joint areas of common interest, resources or duplication that we can address for better services at better costs.
Education and health care intersect at multiple points. They share the same students/patients. They share the same neighborhoods. They could use the same buildings, parking lots and utilities. They share the goals of enriching lives. They share the same legislature and laws. They include the whole family, not just the patients/students. They confront the same challenges of sickness and sick behavior.
They are both fountains of learning; one teaches the world around us; the other instructs on the world within us. Plus what started these two articles is that the same great big pot of dollars pays for them. Sometimes that pot is not as great and not as big as we would like.
When anyone wants to talk about health care reform and challenges with all the doctors and nurses, hospitals and insurance plans, there should be at least one teacher in the room. Knowing how much we share and how much we care for the same people may open up a new way of thinking only seen by an outsider.
Schools are houses of learning. They can be homes for healing.
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I really wish they had tags instead of Categories. Let me mark a game as FPS, Beaten, Ubisoft or RPG, Spiderweb, Unstarted or whatever and go with all those. It's minor, but I'd love to see some sort of way of broadcasting Greenlight picks to friends, as long as they have this dumb system. Make it something like a Recommend, or even just a profile showcase ("here's five games I want you jerks to upvote" or whatever).
No parental control options.Recently I set up a gaming PC for my daughter. Unfortunately I have already had to block her Steam access because she revealed she was a girl to one of her group chat friends... she's been getting some weird comments both from pervert guys who want to see her and haters calling her an "attention whore" and other misogynistic things. Very disappointing to me!
Nope. You still have to launch the game at least once and put Steam into offline mode. Obviously not ideal for sudden loss of internet but ideal for everything else.That sounds oddly like a "yes" ¬_¬
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