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So this article appeared in a local blog here in Boston:
I'd love to see the look on the picketer's faces while they try to figure this out.
"Wait.....by protesting gay rights we're actually raising money for gay rights??
uuhhhhh!!!!!
aaaAAHHHH!!!
"
Rev. Fred Phelps' vitriolic, anti-gay group of supporters will be in Cambridge on Friday, March 13 to protest Cambridge Rindge & Latin's gay-straight alliance club called Project 10 East.
The good news? A counter-protest is in the works spearheaded by Driving Equality organizer Chris Mason. For every minute that the Phelps' congregation pickets Cambridge Rindge & Latin high school with their infamous "God Hates Fags" signs, donors are encouraged to pledge a set amount to Driving Equality.
The longer the group pickets CRLS, the larger the donation to the activist group organized by 27-year-old Tufts student Mason, who plans to make a 85-day trek across America in May to all of the lower 48 states to advance LGBT equality.
Driving Equality plans to display a sign in front of the "God Hates Fags" clan tallying how much money they have helped raise for gay rights.
Mason held a similar Phelps-a-thon outside of the Bad Habit production of "The Laramie Project" at the BCA on Dec. 12, 2008. The counter-protest raised $4,647 in 45 minutes.
The good news? A counter-protest is in the works spearheaded by Driving Equality organizer Chris Mason. For every minute that the Phelps' congregation pickets Cambridge Rindge & Latin high school with their infamous "God Hates Fags" signs, donors are encouraged to pledge a set amount to Driving Equality.
The longer the group pickets CRLS, the larger the donation to the activist group organized by 27-year-old Tufts student Mason, who plans to make a 85-day trek across America in May to all of the lower 48 states to advance LGBT equality.
Driving Equality plans to display a sign in front of the "God Hates Fags" clan tallying how much money they have helped raise for gay rights.
Mason held a similar Phelps-a-thon outside of the Bad Habit production of "The Laramie Project" at the BCA on Dec. 12, 2008. The counter-protest raised $4,647 in 45 minutes.
"Wait.....by protesting gay rights we're actually raising money for gay rights??
uuhhhhh!!!!!
aaaAAHHHH!!!
"
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