Monday, May 10, 2010

NO LOVE IN UGANDA


"Eighty-six must be our secret number To say we are in love among a crowd. We are one whenever we're together, Though we daren't mention it out loud. We giggle at the same idea unspoken And smile in simultaneous disdain, Existing in a single cell unbroken, Two nuclei alike in joy and pain. Outwardly we are just closest friends Because we do not wish to cause distress. But when we're grown, the fairy tale ends As we come out in more authentic dress. Meanwhile we're ourselves in secrecy, Our silence merely adding to our glee"



WHEN FALLING IN LOVE BECOMES A CRIME....



What if you were thrown in jail or given the death penalty for being in love? Well on October 13, 2009 the country of Uganda proposed its anti-homosexuality bill. If the bill is executed, any one involved in a same sex relationship will serve jail time or will be given the death penalty.

Why must there be consequences for sharing love with someone of your choice?