Kardashians Speak OUT for Equality & Against H8

It looks as though the Kardashian sisters have proven to be more than just television entertainment. They’ve joined Adam Bouska’s NOH8 campaign and have spoken out in favor of marriage equality. Whether you like celebs who speak up about political issues or not, it’s important to remember, all three serve as role models for a younger generation. I personally appreciate them using their voice in support of equality.

From Khloe’s blog:

Yesterday Kim, Kourtney and I did a shoot for the NOH8 campaign, which is a silent photo protest created with the goal of ultimately overturning Proposition 8. It was such an honor to have been asked to represent such an important and worthy cause and we were so excited at the opportunity.

The passage of Prop 8 was an event that I still have trouble stomaching, and I’m sure many of you feel the same way. All people, gay or straight, should be able to get married and share the same rights — love is love and I can’t really fathom how and why people disagree with that. If you don’t want to marry a person of the same sex, then don’t! It’s as simple as that. Everyone should at least be given the option. There should be no limitations as to who we choose to spend our lives with, and there should be no outside parties helping to make these decisions for us. If someone had told me that I couldn’t marry Lamar, I would have told them to go F themselves! LOL.

Kim Kardashian and Courtney Love in the Ring

According to the Defamer:

When Courtney Love accused Kim Kardashian’s brother of a hate crime, we anticipated the latter would continue the blog war with a rebuttal—we just didn’t expect how cagey the response would ultimately be.

To recap: Love claimed that Kardashian’s brother Rob had gay-bashed one of her employees outside Hyde while a conflicted Brody Jenner looked on, unable to produce any sort of cry for help besides, “How’s my hair, brah?” Now, Ms. Kardashian has crafted a post addressing the matter that basically accuses Love of writing nonsensically (an irony, since it was her most coherent post in…ever) and says merely that something else happened that’s maybe different, but she won’t divulge what:

A lot of what she wrote doesn’t even make much sense and doesn’t follow a clear train of thought… At one point she says Brody was there too and that someone yelled discriminatory expletives against gay people, but I honestly can’t figure out who she is accusing because her writing is so bad.