Published April 1, 2024
Not even Easter could be spared from the culture wars.
This year, the holiest Christian holiday on the calendar — celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ — coincides with Transgender Day of Visibility, which has taken place on March 31 every year since 2009.
In keeping with years past, President Biden, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, and a slew of other top Democrat pols celebrated both Easter and Transgender Day of Visibility — stoking ire from Christian conservatives who view supporting transgender people as antithetical to their religion.
“On Transgender Day of Visibility, we honor the extraordinary courage and contributions of transgender Americans and reaffirm our Nation’s commitment to forming a more perfect Union – where all people are created equal and treated equally throughout their lives,” Biden’s proclamation, issued on Friday,said.
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SOURCE: www.nypost.com
RELATED: CNN Promotes Blasphemous Easter Day Message From ‘Theologian’ Who Claims ‘God is a Black Woman’
Published March 30, 2024
This is CNN.
CNN promoted a blasphemous Easter Sunday message from Christina Cleveland, a ‘theologian’ who claims ‘God is a black woman.’
“When I see the Easter story, I see Jesus being a victim of state-sanctioned violence. I see Jesus surrounded by Black and brown people who wish they could do something, but had no power in the moment,” said Christina Cleveland, author of “God Is a Black Woman.”
“And I see people being victims of a system that can’t see their full humanity and assumes the worst of them. And yet there’s hope in the end,” she said. “The universe does bend toward justice, even though the arc is long.”
“Christina Cleveland spent much of her childhood in an evangelical church surrounded by traditional images of a porcelain-skinned and flaxen-haired Jesus. But one day she came across a portrayal of Christ that was so astonishing that she gasped,” CNN wrote in an article titled, “Was Jesus a man of color? Why this question matters more than ever.”
“It was a painting of a resurrected Jesus surrounded by his awe-struck disciples, including “Doubting Thomas” touching the wound in Christ’s torso. The painting looked like an ancient relic discovered in some long-forgotten desert monastery in the Holy Land, a Byzantine-styled fresco filled with sharply contoured figures, bursting with colors of deep blue and blood orange,” CNN said.
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SOURCE: www.thegatewaypundit.com
RELATED: Old Joe Biden Bangs Another Nail Into the Coffin of the Claim That He Is a Christian
Published March 30, 2024
If you thought March 31 was Easter Sunday, think again, heretic. And no, I’m not referring to the fact that for, Orthodox Christians, Easter falls this year on May 5. Those who celebrate Easter on March 31 are heretics from the standpoint of the Biden regime’s favored religion, which is worlds away from Old Joe’s ostentatious and hollow Roman Catholicism. March 31, you see, is the Transgender Day of Visibility.
As Matt Margolis noted, Biden chose Good Friday to proclaim the big day. Matt asked: “Did he have to issue this proclamation on Good Friday? There’s no established standard that proclamations are issued on Fridays, so why issue proclamations acknowledging a variety of different days and months without acknowledging a holy holiday celebrated by millions of Americans?” Indeed. It’s as if Old Joe wanted to rub in the fact that the Transgender Day of Visibility falls on Easter Sunday this year. Unsurprisingly, the White House issued no proclamation regarding Good Friday and has not yet done so for Easter, either.
Now, as bad as the Biden regime is, it is not quite so bad as to act intentionally to place the big mental illness Day of Visibility festivities smack dab on Easter Sunday. Those who pay attention to such things know that March 31 is always the Transgender Day of Visibility, or at least has been since 2010. That was the year when trans advocate Rachel Crandall, according to the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), “created TDOV in response to the overwhelming majority of media stories about transgender people being focused on violence. She hoped to create a day where people could celebrate the lives of transgender people, while still acknowledging that due to discrimination, not every trans person can or wants to be visible.”
Wait a minute. It’s “discrimination” that makes some “trans persons” reluctant to be “visible”? Yet we’re constantly told that “trans persons” don’t actually want to be visible at all. The whole mindset behind rage about “misgendering” is that we’re not supposed to notice a man who is pretending to be a woman; we’re supposed to assume he is an actual woman and behave accordingly. So why should people who are deluded into thinking they’re of the opposite sex want a “Day of Visibility” at all? They should want a Day of Invisibility.
