[Responding to a Washington Post report on Saturday that Farrakhan had agreed to include] gay speakers ... very pleased that eight months of discussions with Minister Louis Farrakhan and March organizers have begun to pay off.
"Keith Boykin" is an American broadcaster, author and commentator. He was editor of The Daily Voice (African American news website)/The Daily Voice, a CNBC contributor, and a co-host of the Black Entertainment Television/BET TV talk show My Two Cents (TV series)/My Two Cents.
More Keith Boykin on Wikipedia.[The president of the National Black Justice Coalition, a gay civil rights group that met with Farrakhan on Wednesday, said he was barred from the stage even though he had been invited to speak.] I'm disappointed, ... They reneged on their agreement.
Very pleased that eight months of discussions with Minister Louis Farrakhan and march organizers have begun to pay off.
The effort to discourage HIV infection is laudable, but the campaign against sex parties is completely misguided.
It's a tragedy that one person stuck in the past can prevent our community from moving forward.
We are part of this family, and we will not be divided by any person.
He was unusually committed to exposing the truth about AIDS in the black community, and he was unafraid to challenge conventional wisdom.
A man can have protected sex with a different partner every day for the rest of his life and never contract HIV, while another man could have unprotected sex once in his life and become infected the same day.
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