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		<title>By: Wolfie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wolfie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Aug 2010 00:01:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>First things first - don&#039;t worry about what other people think. You are standing up for a cause you believe in, and the people who hurt you don&#039;t matter. The people who do matter won&#039;t hurt you.

As for what you can do as a 12 year-old, see if your school has a GSA. If not, try to start one. This is a great place to stand up for the rights of homosexuals, because it is a gay-straight alliance - anyone can come! Also, in a GSA, you can plan lots of things, like participating in the National Day of Silence, a day that occured last Friday where high school students, and some middle school students didn&#039;t say a word throughout the school day to represent how gays have to keep their sexuality quiet to stay safe from homophobia. 

I was in a similar situation to you a little while&#039;s ago. It helped that I made a friend with two moms who completely supported me (and dragged me) whenever another opportunity to help homosexuals came around. I have had friends ask me if I was a lesbian, but it was always mild curiousity, and no one has treated me poorly for supporting homosexuals.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First things first &#8211; don&#8217;t worry about what other people think. You are standing up for a cause you believe in, and the people who hurt you don&#8217;t matter. The people who do matter won&#8217;t hurt you.</p>
<p>As for what you can do as a 12 year-old, see if your school has a GSA. If not, try to start one. This is a great place to stand up for the rights of homosexuals, because it is a gay-straight alliance &#8211; anyone can come! Also, in a GSA, you can plan lots of things, like participating in the National Day of Silence, a day that occured last Friday where high school students, and some middle school students didn&#8217;t say a word throughout the school day to represent how gays have to keep their sexuality quiet to stay safe from homophobia. </p>
<p>I was in a similar situation to you a little while&#8217;s ago. It helped that I made a friend with two moms who completely supported me (and dragged me) whenever another opportunity to help homosexuals came around. I have had friends ask me if I was a lesbian, but it was always mild curiousity, and no one has treated me poorly for supporting homosexuals.</p>
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