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That's a false dilemma. The existence of LGBTQ people doesn't erase the value of strong heterosexual couples or traditional families. Both can thrive simultaneously. In fact, traditional families can still thrive in a world where LGBTQ people live authentically, contribute, and build families of their own. Strong communities are about people, not rigid roles or who loves who. Trying to pit one against the other is just a way to justify bigotry.

I didn't say lgtbq couldn't live along side heterosexual community.

It's still wrong no matter how you look at it. Biologically and socially, especially for the black community where strong black men are needed more than ever against white supremacy. The white man loves nothing more than a soft feminine black man. It wasn't feminine black men who fought against slavery, protected our neighborhoods from Klans, and fought during the violent Civil Rights Jim crow era.
 
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I didn't say lgtbq couldn't live along side heterosexual community.

It's still wrong no matter how you look at it. Biologically and socially, especially for the black community where strong black men are needed more than ever against white supremacy. The white man loves nothing more than a soft feminine black man. It wasn't feminine black men who fought against slavery, protected our neighborhoods from Klans, and fought during the violent Civil Rights Jim crow era.
That is the crux of you entire argument about civilization.

And Black LGBTQ people have always been in the fight against white supremacy. You can't discount Black people like Bayard Rustin, Marsha P. Johnson, Audre Lorde, and countless others. Your version of "strong Black men" erases the fact that many who fought for our people didn't fit your narrow definition of masculinity.

And white supremacy doesn't "love" *any* Black people - soft or otherwise, but it does fear *unified* Black people. And you're here doing its work by pushing bigoted beliefs that sow disunity.
 
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