Hate Groups

The purpose of Planting Peace’s project “is to counter the actions of hate groups… with love and compassion

Perkins, leader of the hate group Family Research Council, is a former Louisiana state representative with ties to white supremacists.

The next time you hear a Republican leader talk about how the party abhors bigotry, look for a fire extinguisher, because his pants are probably on fire.

One Million Moms’ latest boycott just backfired. In a very big way.

“With a price tag of anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000 for these reassignment surgeries,” says Perkins, “I think there’s no shortage of people that may want to sign up [to go to prison].”

“No men in women’s bathrooms. Let me tell you why.”

Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, branded an anti-gay “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center, says most Americans would not be comfortable with a Supreme Court ruling in favor of marriage equality.

The pastor who declared that putting gay people to death would lead to an “AIDS-free world by Christmas,” defends his anti-gay sermon, in which he also claims “all homos are pedophiles.”

Next week, American Religious Right leaders including the Southern Baptist Convention’s Russell Moore, pastor Rick Warren, Archbishop of Philadelphia Charles Chaput, and Latter-Day Saints official Henry Eyring will be joining opponents of LGBT equality from around the world at an interfaith conference on the “complementarity of man and woman in marriage” hosted by the Vatican.

To say that anti-gay Religious Right groups are furious with the U.S. Supreme Court would be a massive understatement and nobody was more livid about it than the American Family Association’s Bryan Fischer, who spent two segments of his radio program today blasting the Court for having now issued the “de facto Roe vs. Wade of sodomy-based…