teacher another example of homophobia in hamlin. [laughter] now no. that is mine. so you don't need advice. of course, it was college republicans who came up with the catch the illegal alien game which i ambled over an aberration with and affirmative-action big sales. i don't need to tease them anything but i will tell you the truth is inherently appealing and a lot of college kids don't have that experience that is why i keep speaking despite the risk of physical violence because half of the audience does not have clearly defined political believes i am the only conservative they will hear after four years of college. a lot of things like this have happened but one example of syracuse one of the college republicans kept saying what they say at the green meeting. i said are you a secret mall? he said i used to be green. i said what changed you? i saw you give a speech and your the only person who made sense right after 9/11. it does make a difference for the kids were just forming opinions and if you just speak the truth is appealing. >> i'd like to read to quotes

the deep and profound lacerating homophobia that blocks as from seeing malcolm as a greater figure because more men can identify with him. a greater cross-section of struggling black men can identify with him because we struggled at so many points in terms of the abuse of women and self abuse and engaging in nefarious practices, that is one thing that needs to be expressed and opened up so that the evidence, empirically verifiable evidence is available, is lacking in the area where malcolm's greatest assertion of manhood is. i am not homophobic or i am as a man who is a heterosexual born in a heterosexual culture but if he was malcolm little and got converted and now he is malcolm x doing a different thing of the whole point of malcolm exaggerated his itinerary was to prove how deep elijah muhammed was. in elijah muhammed must have been deep. whenever he was doing, hustling with women or whatever and so on and thievery -- the problem would be -- this is the difference between a practice and a failure -- i don't want to throw homosexuality into failure because it is trans gender or bisexual

see the of bathetic mess as they suck up to their professor teacher and found another example of homophobia and hamlet. [laughter] that is fine. settle down you really don need advice from me some did come up with catch the illegal alien game which i am bowled over an aberration with with the affirmative action bake sale. idled think i need to teach college republicans anything but the truth is inherently appealing and a lot of college kids that is why i constantly speak despite the risk of physical violence but half of the audience doesn't have clearly defined political believes i am the only one they will hear and a lot of things like this have happened but at syracuse a couple of years ago one of them afterwards you telling me what a say at the green meeting i said are you a secret mall? he said no. i used to be green. what changed you? i gave -- decided to the speech right after 9/11 and your the only one who made sense and it is just warming their opinions and did you speak the truth is inherently appealing. >> thank you for stopping bar. i would like to read to quotes as long as democ

. >> it was a teachable moment wwe could talk about how homophobia still exists and what it means. >> reporter: hand holding means something as well. >> it shows the connection. and it especially -- pull people along when they are walking to slow. >> i think that hand holding day should be an international holiday for everybody. there is nobody that doesn't need to have their handheld including the guard who made the mistake. . >> reporter: in san francisco, cbs5. >> a cooler than average weekend and now we are about to get hit with a little bit of everything. >> a little eddy off the rim coast kept the fog and low clouds playing on the coastline as it did back from the greater bay area by midday leaving the ballpark in the sunshine for this afternoon but as you can see the clouds haven't gone faraway this weekend nor are they likely to. they will be back first thing in the morning. we will look for temperatures to cool slightly in the mid to low 80's. mid-70s and back along the approximaten penninsula. we see a little cooler air mass moving into the area. the ripple will bring in the

sucking up to their professors, teacher, another example of homophobia in hamlet.hat is fine, settle down. and so you really don't need advice. pickup great tips from college republicans who came up with the illegal alien game which i am just bowled over in admiration with. and the affirmative action bake sale. i don't think i need to teach college republicans anything but i will tell you the truth is inherently appealing and a lot of college kids don't have political beliefs yet which is why i am constantly speaking on college campus despite the risk of physical violence. about half of the audience don't have clearly defined political beliefs. i am the only conservative they're going to hear in four years of college. i have a lot of things like this happen but i will give you one. at syracuse university a couple years ago, one of them keeps telling me what they say at the green meeting. the green said this or that and i said are you a secret mold? he said i used to be a green. what changed you? he said i saw you give a speech and your the only person who made sens

. >> it was a teachable moment where we could talk about how homophobia still exists and what that meanso people. >> reporter: hand-holding means a thing or two as well. >> it's shows a connection, right. and helps you get through the city and pull each other along when they are walking too slow. >> yeah, exactly. >> i think that hand-holding day should be come an international holiday forsh. there is nobody who doesn't need to have their hand held, including the guard who made the mistake. d vic. black and female a landmark theatre o >> in san francisco, anne mackovic, cbs5. our rollercoaster weather continues. jim has the forecast. plus a final curtain on an old friend. san francisco movie lovers sharing one last flick at the red vick. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tomorrow. the "red vic movie house" is set to lower the curtain for the wners >>> well a landmark theater on haight street will show its final film today. the red vic movie house is set to lower the curtain for the last time. the owners couldn't raise enough money to stay open. one of the collective members remembers the opening of the t

. >> it is a teachable moment where, you know, we could talk about homophobia still exists and what that means to people. >> reporter: hand-holding means a thing or two as well. it's a shared connection and it helps you to get through the city and pull each other along when they are walking too slow. >> exactly. >> i think that hand-holding day should be come an international holiday for everybody. there is nobody who doesn't need to have their hand held, including the guard who made the mistake. ♪[ music ] . >> reporter: in san francisco, anne mackovic, cbs5. life-saving surgery. >>> new rules at the department of motor vehicles. how it could mean help for thousands of people waiting for life-saving surgery. >>> it looks like the fog and low clouds will continue into the middle of the week with a chance of showers creeping into the picture come next weekend. we'll talk about it next. ,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weeke

her friends, where she overcomes xenophobia, homophobia, where she gets a new world view, where she begins to see herself. that's us, you know what i mean? that's a functional, strong, healed community who is reaching out for one of their own who has been destroyed. what's negative about that? why should anyone be ashamed of that? why should black people be ashamed of that picture? >> hinojosa: so, sapphire, you were once a struggling artist, unsure about writing of your own poetry. wow. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: wow. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: how are you processing that? because it's a total, "whoop!" >> it is, it's a flip. >> hinojosa: you don't have to work. >> yeah, yeah. well, i do have to work. >> hinojosa: i mean, you have to work. >> i'm working on my novel right now. i do speaking engagements. and i'm taking some classes, hoping to be able to get into a ph.d. program. but no, i no longer have to work at a fast food joint. i no longer have to go from harlem to the upper west side and clean white ladies' houses. so, you know, my life is really blessed. and in some ways, my life... now i can

but it was really about targeted homophobia, and--although, as i say that, i feel like, "i hope jesse helms would not like my work." then i'd really have to commit suicide. it is controversial, and it is provocative, and i think that should have a place in a country that pretends to be a democracy. even at the time of the controversy, homoerotic work was among the work banned, right? that language was used? yes. in '89, i believe, there was a statute passed that said the n.e.a. couldn't fund work that could be considered obscene, and they gave you, like, a checklist in case you didn't know what that meant, and homoeroticism was on the checklist. so they went after artists in this medium that were openly gay. when you put together this band you referred to, the n.e.a. four, was that an accidental coming together, or did someone in the arts movement say, "look, "we need four people "who represent a wide range of work or a targeted range of work"? i mean, how much of that was strategy, and how much of it was accident? if it was strategy, it was on the part of the right wing in targeting

i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think everybody does when you're young because you think everybody wants you. and you don't want anybody coming at you like that. >> they call you bra-zee now. >> huh? i didn't get that e-mail. what are you talking about? bra-zee. like his last name. make kind of a joke out of it. which is kind of funny, you know. >> so you don't have a problem cutting gay guys' hair? >> as long as he respects who i am as a man, me being married and all, as long as you don't come at me with that stuff, he's a good dude, you know. >> i've matured a lot. i've developed an understanding i'm not god, i'm not in a position to put nobody in heaven or hell. i can't judge nobody. the only thing i can do is pray for them, know who i am as a man and keep it moving. >> nice. right on. i appreciate it. i got you when we get back to the unit. >> all right. >> i'll look out for you, like always. >> i'm not saying i'm participating in my homosexual activities, but i can talk to them and feel freely about who i am

polarizing to bring up the difference in race, to bring up the difference in gender, to bring up homophobiato be watching again. i want to salute skip mason and others making it possible for us to have it at the monument in

so the reality is we have a problem because it exposes where we are deep homophobia the blocks us from a greater figure because more men can identify with him, a greater cross-section of struggling black men, american men in general can identify because we've struggled at so many points in the abuse of women and self abuse, engaging in all kind of nefarious practices with exchange for cash and commerce so that's one thing that needs to be expressed and opened up so that the evidence, the empirically verifiable evidence available is lacking in the area where the greatest assertion of manhood is come and let me in the bye saying on this point i'm not homophobic or ibm as a man who's a heterosexual born in a heterosexual -- if he was malcolm little and got converted and now he is malcolm x and is doing a different thing, the whole .6 after reading is to prove just how deep the elijah mohammed was so why don't we throw this in that category? keogh stuff in deep because whatever he was throwing on the hustling with women and so on and thievery and stealing people's stuff showed that elijah