Morning. This morning.
I’m walking. Cross Town. Down 47th street, three blocks from the office.
For some inexplicable reason, the head is yanked left to a billboard across the street.
Two skeletons, holding hands.
Same bones, different color.
“love has no labels”
What’s this?
I get to the office. Google it.
And then I take the quiz.
Hmmmmmmm.
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Oh dear. I took the quiz and felt a bit patronised and preached at. Didn’t complete it. I expect that means I am a terrible person. Sorry!
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Same here, so don’t feel like the Lone Ranger.
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Gentlemen, you didn’t see me displaying my test scores….
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It made me smile.
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Me, grimace…
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I didn’t take the test. Just watched the video. Live and let live, that’s my motto
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Ahhhhhhh, well now, I smiled at video too Friend.
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I did too dear David. Made me to think. Thank you, Love, nia
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I was thinking DEEPLY Nia. 🙂
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Hmmmm is right. I have a borderline gender bias. Not surprising, growing up with so many “weaker sex” messages. Liberated woman ? Maybe not.
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Smiling….Hmmmm is right.
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Hmmmm indeed
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Laughing. So many Hmmmmm’s…. 😊
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
#LoveHasNoLabels …
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So easy to think that “others” may be biased, but tough to admit that you might be doing it yourself. Important to remember that bias can be a sneaky little bastard.
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Yes! sneaky for sure!
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Most interesting. The quiz is an eye-opener and just reading the questions is enough to make one think. I like to think that as we evolve and open our hearts, the questions will all come up with a “no” answer. I know I have changed from what I was taught…
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I too have changed Dale, but there’s still work ahead.
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Me too… Actually, I like to think we never stop growing…
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Great picture. Not sure all the questions indicate bias or prejudice – eg Have you ever assumed a female coworkers spouse is a man? I answered yes, but I think that’s a cultural and generational reaction – there were no lesbian, gay marriages when I was growing up.
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Guilty. (Me)
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like looking in a mirror
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Yes
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Yes, David… Hmmmmmmm….
Seems these biases run deep; so deep it’s hard to fathom they are even there..! 🙂
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Exactly Carolyn.
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Hhhhhmmmm
But I’m ok being labeled. And I like to surprise people. I don’t get offended.
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What a fascinating response!
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Would that everyone could see that we are all basically the same. Nothing can be more basic than a skeleton.
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Yes Micheline. Agree.
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Good stuff David. Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you Val.
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