Jo Coleman

Cooked? the Homosexualization of the Entire American Culture Jo Coleman

It's not just one segment of our society that is being pressured to accept homosexuality as an alternative lifestyle; the push to normalize this behavior is pervasive. Every area of our culture has been affected-our education system (from kindergarten all the way to the universities), our political establishment, corporate America, our professional organizations, and especially the media and entertainment industries. Even churches are caving in to the pressure. Gay rights activists have made phenomenal gains in the past forty years. Homosexuals, in many parts of America, particularly in our major cities, have gone from being closeted to being outspoken about their orientation. Thirteen states and our federal government now confer the benefits of marriage on same-sex "couples." Cooked? The Homosexualization of the Entire American Culture was written to inform the American public of how this cultural change has occurred. It details how young peoples' thinking has been shaped, and it shows how public policy has been shifting. It gives readers some reasons for upholding, and ways to defend natural marriage and morality.