A bird is a bird, a fish is a fish, a dog is a person.

No, it's a really scary ghost.

Because that works so well... =_=

And it has a lot of potential! It could do a lot of other things one day, like charging electric cars as they drive across it. How can people /not/ be excited!?

Awesome!

Different car. The Jeep is Wolverine's.

I said bare hands.

Movie only, and only because he had to.

Putting us in ads is part of normalizing us. It's like refusing to put black people in ads. We exist. Not putting us in ads, shows, ect. is like saying we don't. This is one way we can get rid of a heteronormative society. There are ads, songs, shows, and everything else depicting heterosexual relationships EVERYWHERE. It's pretty much all we get to look at. So one or two ads, especially one celebrating ALL mothers and fathers, aren't that big of a deal, nor is it "worship".

Really!? Then... they raised a lot in just a couple days! Last I checked, they had eight days left and were only a bit over half funded!

I have. I have been called fag, tranny, transvestite, and similar by strangers and my own parents. The words we use hurts people and pushes the idea that gay or transgender = negative. It's not okay. It's never okay. And no, not "unless they are absolutely unquestioningly deserving of it." It hurts more than the one person it's directed at. It hurts the minority group as a whole. You don't need to bring an entire group down to insult one person. Be creative with your insults. And why is there need to call them anything at all? Clearly, they're stupid. Do we need to slap a label on it? It's not necessary and hurts other people. Better to say nothing at all than to push the ideas and language that causes suicide, murder, assault, and discrimination.

No. Historical context still puts meaning to them. Calling someone a f** implies that being gay is negative. Tr*nny is often the last word a transgender woman hears before being beaten, raped, or killed. As transgender people still have a 1 in 12 murder rate (1 in 8 for trans women of color) hateful speech cannot be tolerated.

They're running out of time, though. Hopefully, we'll see these soon.

Y'know, a bit over a century ago, the colors were reversed. Blue was considered a soft, feminine color, and pink was considered a strong masculine color.

You don't know anything about gender, nande, if you think that a person's parts determine whether you're male or female.

Not at the rate we're cutting them down.