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Comments on "F- You (Very Much): Pop star Lily Allen sums up the youth perspective on homophobia"

F- You (Very Much): Pop star Lily Allen sums up the youth perspective on homophobia

By Brian Mustanski, Ph.D. on May 19, 2009 in The Sexual Continuum

Let me start by saying this post and the embedded video are not for people who are offended by "the F word." It is for people who are offended by homophobia. Read More

Wow....

Submitted by jim on May 19, 2009 - 11:57am.

Wow…how profound, how subtle, how classy!

Sort of makes past great works against prejudice like Uncle Toms Cabin, To Kill a Mockingbird and You’ve Got to be Carefully Taught (from South Pacific) look impudent.

I’m sure it will bridge divides and convert many…

Gandhi and Martin Luther King would highly approve.

Have a great day and F*#& you!

very pleasant and good

Submitted by Gabrielle on May 30, 2009 - 7:15am.

I find this video sends a very good message. It does not (nor does the song) have any aggressive feeling but shows openness and tolerance while clearly drawing the line.

...and the rest of her album is as good.